my SECOND rocketeer!! =))
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]411828[/ATTACH]I actually took a better picture (w/o my daughter streaking a blur thru it) but it won't upload. I also got a green handled Singer tracing wheel (very heavy) and another tiny screwdriver; they aren't pictured!
The needle position lever is NOT frozen -- I finally realized I needed to push it in first!
=)
The needle position lever is NOT frozen -- I finally realized I needed to push it in first!
=)
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it got left in the car!! =) I do have it though!
oddly enough, the wheel feels ' loose' when you turn it. it definitely grabs the needle . . . but . . ..
have you ever driven a straight that had lots of play in the gearshift? it feels like that, but it works!
oddly enough, the wheel feels ' loose' when you turn it. it definitely grabs the needle . . . but . . ..
have you ever driven a straight that had lots of play in the gearshift? it feels like that, but it works!
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The hand wheel gear has a spring set up that cushions the fiber gear as the machine speed surges. I have three machines set up like that and they all have that loose feeling. But get them clean and properly lubed and they sew like a dream.
Joe
Joe
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I was gonna ask Lara if her house was haunted. lol
Lara,
Pretty machine, love all the goodies that came with your machine.
Sharon
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