Cyclo find for 5 bucks!

[BobbyG]

Now that's quite a find...Congratulations! rops:

 

[Souldetailer]

All these ever need is an occasional brush replacement (easy fix and Cyclo sells them) and/or a new power cord. They last forever....Great find

I emailed Cyclo she said it is a pre 1960s model. She also sent me a PDF with how to do the maintenance. I think I may get the adapters and foam pads and try it out.

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Schweeeeeet!!! Congratulalions. I'd definitely put that puppy into action once she's correctly updated. You can always retire her once she gives out, if ever. Keep us updated. Good luck & take care.

Peace,

Darrin

 

[Todd@RUPES]

Any updates on this? :xyxthumbs:

 

[Detail-Impressions]

Cyclo way ahead of their time. This is the first dual action polisher I ever used to detail cars. Finishes great. Awesome find!

 

[mrdetails1]

I still have it cleaned it up and oiled it. It runs and sounds good just haven't got any backing plates or pads to try it out yet.

 

[Dylan@RUPES]

So cool. Really shows the longevity of the tool. We occasionally get ones of similar vintage in that still run strong. Brush replacement, cleanup, oil and they go for another couple decades!

 

[Hokie335i]

Great find! Funny, I just checked my local craigslist to see if there were any old polishers and found this!

https://greensboro.craigslist.org/tls/5274585140.html

 

[mrdetails1]

Looks like it is in good shape has the Id tag attached like mine. Wonder what number it is.

https://www.facebook.com/shineworkzjacksonmi

 

[KB in MD]

Here's the one I picked up at auction for $4 :dblthumb2:

oiled, new cord, brushes & velcro pads rops:

 

[mrdetails1]

Nice I like how the name is in the handle. Has a low number on the plate. 4 dollars is a steal.

 

[mrdetails1]

I wonder if the F-mo is Ford motors?