My workhorse 4 shaft direct tie up loom needs refurbishment. It's a local (Australian) Druva loom about 35 years old, and I've had it about 25 years. It didn't come with a manual. It sits in front of the TV and I use it most days for simpler projects at night, after work. The tension is sometimes a bit tight after a bad day in the office but that's not the loom's fault.
The cords are starting to wear out and it's a bit loose allover though the screws seem to be tight. It still works pretty well considering the amount of use its had. There's nowhere and no-one local who could help. Do I just use my commonsense and replace the cords using the old ones for guidance and tighten things as best I can or does anyone out there have any better suggestions?
Louiseinoz