I have heard that you should use metal bobbins with metal bobbin cases and plastic with the plastic ones. Don't know if that is gospel or not.
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Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by Glenn
Nancy if you send me your email address I will sent you a short clip of the machine in action in the treadle. If you have a red eye with the treadle no modification is necessary except to remove the motor and place in you cabinet. You will need a belt longer than the one on the red eye. I think any singer treadle with same dim as the red eye would work. My 319 fits the back lift hinges on the treadle. You will see an old man working the machine to LOL
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Can anyone figure out when this old Singer was made?
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Originally Posted by jlhmnj
Can anyone figure out when this old Singer was made?
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Originally Posted by Glenn
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by Glenn
Nancy if you send me your email address I will sent you a short clip of the machine in action in the treadle. If you have a red eye with the treadle no modification is necessary except to remove the motor and place in you cabinet. You will need a belt longer than the one on the red eye. I think any singer treadle with same dim as the red eye would work. My 319 fits the back lift hinges on the treadle. You will see an old man working the machine to LOL
Glenn Thank you! Nancy |
Originally Posted by Charlee
Originally Posted by Glenn
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by Glenn
Nancy if you send me your email address I will sent you a short clip of the machine in action in the treadle. If you have a red eye with the treadle no modification is necessary except to remove the motor and place in you cabinet. You will need a belt longer than the one on the red eye. I think any singer treadle with same dim as the red eye would work. My 319 fits the back lift hinges on the treadle. You will see an old man working the machine to LOL
Glenn Thank you! Nancy Glenn |
Originally Posted by sherian
Hope I am ok to change subject and ask, about bobbins
a woman at a quilt shop said only use plastic bobbins, that metal were not good for sewing machines. I have a babylock embroidery machine, it seems to work better for me with a metal bobbin. Works smoother, and better. I also use metal bobbin on my 221-1 singer. What did you think? The 221 is going to work better with the bobbins that were made for it which would be metal. |
Originally Posted by Glenn
Originally Posted by Charlee
Originally Posted by Glenn
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by Glenn
Nancy if you send me your email address I will sent you a short clip of the machine in action in the treadle. If you have a red eye with the treadle no modification is necessary except to remove the motor and place in you cabinet. You will need a belt longer than the one on the red eye. I think any singer treadle with same dim as the red eye would work. My 319 fits the back lift hinges on the treadle. You will see an old man working the machine to LOL
Glenn Thank you! Nancy Glenn |
Originally Posted by Charlee
Originally Posted by jlhmnj
Can anyone figure out when this old Singer was made?
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Originally Posted by Charlee
Originally Posted by Glenn
Originally Posted by Charlee
Originally Posted by Glenn
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by Glenn
Nancy if you send me your email address I will sent you a short clip of the machine in action in the treadle. If you have a red eye with the treadle no modification is necessary except to remove the motor and place in you cabinet. You will need a belt longer than the one on the red eye. I think any singer treadle with same dim as the red eye would work. My 319 fits the back lift hinges on the treadle. You will see an old man working the machine to LOL
Glenn Thank you! Nancy Glenn |
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