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Knock
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#111: Post by Knock »

Ahhhh, that was but the sound of one cymbal clashing...

hence: La Cimbali Rubino




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Knock
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#112: Post by Knock »

and in a state of deshabile for those boiler fetishists out there:

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i rubino


night all.
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#113: Post by espressme »

Wow! :D
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#114: Post by mogogear »

Scoundrel I say :wink:
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Knock
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#115: Post by Knock »

Morning all.
and just to prove it is possible to produce pure black gold espresso from pure carved ice...



Blinding!
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CremaKatz
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#116: Post by CremaKatz »

Did you find what you need?
This looks exactly like my old La Cara machine.
You might contact Thomas Cara Espresso on Pacific St.
in San Francisco and ask about parts.
garth breaks wrote:Hey folks,
I've been hunting for a lever machine for a long time now and it looks like craigslist paid off for me big time yesterday.
I picked up this Pavoni for a song and spent the evening polishing it up.
It's presently descaling, though it seems rather leaky so I'm guessing the seals will have to be replaced.
The best I can guess, this is an early 60's Europiccola, as it has only the "Minimo/Massimo" switch, though any help identifying the model/year would be greatly welcome.
Also, if anyone out there can point me to where I could get a complete set of replacement seals for it, I'd appreciate it a great deal.
Thanks in advance, I can't wait to join the ranks of the "lever-ites"!
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Rocket Coffee
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#117: Post by Rocket Coffee »

Finally found the time to set-up the new lever machine yesterday!

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#118: Post by Gregg K »

I had no idea! This thread is a real eye-opener.

Everything from grounded exoskeletal fauna, to beautiful auto wrecks.

This comes from a La Pavoni Pro owner and mechanical engineer and just all around machine junky.


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bantam
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#119: Post by bantam »

Hi there,
First post so here goes. This is my 1956 Gaggia Internazional 3 group lever gas heated beast. At the moment I have it in parts. The boiler has being descaled and refitted to the frame. All panel parts are at the platers.

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#120: Post by narc »



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