A beauty....

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Discussion in Uncategorized started by BornToStripe (unclaimed legacy handle), Nov 19, 2006. 4 replies, last reply Dec 15, 2006.

RockUnclaimed legacy handle
RockUnclaimed legacy handle

Was that the first Graco striper? What year is this striper?

Rock, Report#2
dbarnetttUnclaimed legacy handle
dbarnetttUnclaimed legacy handle

I've got one. I've probably got less than $500 in it. Great dedicated blue machine. Takes up less room in trailer. I've never tried striping with it. Actually I took the gun cable and arm assembly and put it on my LL3000 as a second gun setup. I wouldn't mind having another for parts, since I've been told they're hard to come by....Funny story, I called Graco once with a question about it and they were clueless. It pre-dates most of their technicians that currently work there.

dbarnettt, Report#3
RF ElwellUnclaimed legacy handle
RF ElwellUnclaimed legacy handle

This machine was in production 1996 time period. Was ment to be used as the 3000 was when it came out for small jobs, appartment complexes and such. Still have some of my first one some where around the yard i am sure. was a good machine for what i paid for it then. Bob

RF Elwell, Report#4
DonUnclaimed legacy handle
DonUnclaimed legacy handle

That's the one I mentioned in the post about ProMark where the entire engine & pump goes up & down to put the paint tube in the bucket. Was going to buy one at a pawn shop once for $75 until I noticed it had been left full of paint that was hard as a rock

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