Bummed about my CL purchase:<
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Originally Posted by Sandra in Minnesota
Why are a lot of machines that are used, are missing their bobbins?? That's as crazy as missing the foot pedal. What good is the bobbin without the machine?? Mmmmmm another mystery.
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Originally Posted by Aurora
Perhaps is was not firmly seated in the machine and it fell off in their car or their home -- it might be found.
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Candace
I have to scrape them out frequently on the Featherweights that I service. There is a screw in each of the rubber feet. Once you get all of the old rubber piece out; take the screw out and install the new bed cushion, put the screw back in and tighten it.
Make sure that you get it all out or the new one won't fit right. The link below is where I get things like that for the Featherweights.
www.221parts.com
Sharon W.
I have to scrape them out frequently on the Featherweights that I service. There is a screw in each of the rubber feet. Once you get all of the old rubber piece out; take the screw out and install the new bed cushion, put the screw back in and tighten it.
Make sure that you get it all out or the new one won't fit right. The link below is where I get things like that for the Featherweights.
www.221parts.com
Sharon W.
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Originally Posted by purplefiend
Candace
I have to scrape them out frequently on the Featherweights that I service. There is a screw in each of the rubber feet. Once you get all of the old rubber piece out; take the screw out and install the new bed cushion, put the screw back in and tighten it.
Make sure that you get it all out or the new one won't fit right. The link below is where I get things like that for the Featherweights.
www.221parts.com
Sharon W.
I have to scrape them out frequently on the Featherweights that I service. There is a screw in each of the rubber feet. Once you get all of the old rubber piece out; take the screw out and install the new bed cushion, put the screw back in and tighten it.
Make sure that you get it all out or the new one won't fit right. The link below is where I get things like that for the Featherweights.
www.221parts.com
Sharon W.
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Originally Posted by Debbie C
I sure hope he gets what he deserves. What a total piece of garbage that young man is. I can only imagine how you must be feeling knowing how he treated you and his mom.
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Bobbin cases are expensive. My LQS suggested that if you have your machine at a shop for classes that if you leave the are for a time to take you bobbin case with you as several have come up missing (especially for the Singer Feather Weights. I was shocked.
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