I got it
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I had talked about getting a table for a 301 here http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-146170-1.htm
Well I went to get it, and also picked up her 301 in a case with attachments. I just couldn't let it stay there. Compared to the one I had this is a 10, and the one I had was about a 3. This one runs so smoothly, is beautiful. Look at the gold decals. Only thing wrong was the tire on the bobbin winder, so I switched it out, and boy talk about going to town when you put your foot on the juice. Can't wait to take her for a ride. Should do that tomorrow if everything goes as plans. Here are a few pictures. Well for some reason I can not load pictures---
Sibyl
Well I went to get it, and also picked up her 301 in a case with attachments. I just couldn't let it stay there. Compared to the one I had this is a 10, and the one I had was about a 3. This one runs so smoothly, is beautiful. Look at the gold decals. Only thing wrong was the tire on the bobbin winder, so I switched it out, and boy talk about going to town when you put your foot on the juice. Can't wait to take her for a ride. Should do that tomorrow if everything goes as plans. Here are a few pictures. Well for some reason I can not load pictures---
Sibyl
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I have a card table that looks exactly like yours. got it at auction in Minot. think I pd $105 for it. someone else decided they wanted it after it was almost sold and I wanted it really bad. can put my FW in there to sew without taking my 15-91 off the cabinet.
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I wonder why they don't make things like these any more? Things made to last. Wonder if my embroidery machines will still be around in 50 years? Probably not---But I love these vintage machines bunches.
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Originally Posted by Essiescott
I wonder why they don't make things like these any more? Things made to last. Wonder if my embroidery machines will still be around in 50 years? Probably not---But I love these vintage machines bunches.
Sibyl
Sibyl
We're a throw away world...When was the last time anyone had anything fixed versus just buying a new one.
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