Kenmore age
#12
No drop on the feeddogs, but there is a plate that you can order to cover them. You can also order feet for FMQ (darningfoot) and SITD quilting. If you PM your address, I could copy my manual for you. I'll try and remember where I ordered the feet from, they were terrific to work with.
#15
Mine is very close to this, but has two of those stitch regulators where you have only one. Also, my feed dogs drop. Mine is from 1973 and when I've taken it to classes (before I got a newer lightweight Kenmore) people always commented on how quiet it is. It's been a very reliable machine, acting up only when I forget to clean the fuzz from between the tension plates. Enjoy!
#16
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Here's a website to find the year, based on the model number: http://www.searsarchives.com/history.../sewing_id.pdf
I know it was after 1972, because that's when I got my first Kenmore--and free arm was not yet invented. I would guess it is from around 1975. Those old Kenmores are wonderful machines...I still use mine!
I know it was after 1972, because that's when I got my first Kenmore--and free arm was not yet invented. I would guess it is from around 1975. Those old Kenmores are wonderful machines...I still use mine!
#17
I had a Kenmore exactly like that. Think I bought it sometime in the 70's. Literally wore it out. Can't begin to tell you how many garments and alterations I made with that machine. It definately was worth the $$$.
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