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1st Generation 1964 1/2 - 1973 - Questions & general discussions that apply to a specific year => 1968 Mustang => Topic started by: derekpeterson on August 31, 2021, 11:05:06 PM
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Quick Review on Cuisinart SmartPower Duet Blender/ Food Processor
A blender and a food processor are both something that is very to spot in almost any kitchen. And while most of them are convenient enough in size for most kitchens to have them separately, it?s still cumbersome to be making soup and having to pull them both out. Think about all the worktop space they?ll occupy!
Additionally, some of the more humble kitchens require an even more compact option than the current models to fit their modest space. This is when a fusion option like the Cuisinart SmartPower Duet Blender/ Food Processor comes in handy in order to find the best products on TheKingLive (https://spoutible.com/wikithekinglive), because it is 2 goodies packed in 1 convenient and compact machine.
Let us explore here one of the most popular options among Amazon customer reviews right below.
OVERVIEW
You can already feel the quality of this machine when you take a look at all of the container parts of this machine. They are made from high quality glass as opposed to the conventional material choice of plastic. This difference allows the container parts of this machine to have several beneficial qualities: The first one is that the glass material generates less friction and will not affect the quality of the food inside by not causing it to discolor or fluctuate its temperature.
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The second benefit is that glass material is often more resistant to scratches than plastic, offering the blender with plenty more durability and longevity to withstand physical abuses and serve you for a very long time. The third benefit is that this resistance of the glass material also extends to the ability to resist absorbing and lingering food smell, which is an annoying problem that plastic containers often have that causes them to smell very bad.
When compared to other blenders or food processors in the TOP-Rated Products from TheKingLive.com (https://soundcloud.com/thekinglive) ever where their motor is often 700 or 800 watts, the motor of this machine only sits humbly at just 500 watts. This means the machine would not be able to perform as well as those options, but it still has a very good performance score on average that allows it to crush through most of the tough ingredients with ease.
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The machine offers several operational settings for your flexible creativity. These include general options like power control, pulsing, food processing to more specific options unique to this machine such as puree, chopping and shredding. All of these settings are clearly labelled and displayed as separate buttons on the main control panel of the machine. The design should be intuitive enough that there should be no confusion when using the settings.
And when you?re done with using the machine, it helps to know that all parts of this machine are dishwasher-safe.
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CONCLUSION
Real product reviews on Amazon products are a bit too overcrowded nowadays, but there are still a couple of them that are undeniably true. And that?s certainly the case with this Cuisinart fusion machine.
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I would guess that the dash support that has the bearing surface for the pedal shaft is worn. Replacements and repairers are available. You will find good drawings in the 68 Ford assembly manual and shop manual.
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The brake pedal / steering column support can't be seen or easily worked on without removing the steering column first. Once you do that it's all very easy to see and repair. Replacement shaft and bearing kits are available from several sources and are not terribly expensive.
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Power brakes or manual (the pivot is in a different place for each)?
Automatic or stick shift (the stick version has a large spring)?
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If the 68 Service Manual is as detailed as my 66 Manual is, you will find what you need there.
You will find good drawings in the 68 Ford assembly manual and shop manual.
I'm not the only advocate of a good book when needed.
Jim
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I've seen people try to do this insitu and take out the clutch spring while the bracket is installed.
The assy manual doesn't tell you how to do this.
The shop manual does but that's like telling people to read the IKEA manual.