Originally Posted by Crossstitcher
We don't really need any more sewing machines especially electric.
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Originally Posted by jenna p in ga
Originally Posted by Crossstitcher
We don't really need any more sewing machines especially electric.
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Originally Posted by Crossstitcher
We went to the flea market to day and a lady had a Singer model 15 Ser#AD581004 made in Feb. 14, 1934. The machine looked really good but ofcourse needs cleaning. The machine was in a cabinet with a knee control. It had all the attachments minus the buttonholer. Was asking $20.00 but came down to $15.00. We don't really need any more sewing machines especially electric.
Here's pictures of the 128 I told you about eariler. The one that we got for $16.00. |
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by Lacelady
I think the 240v motors put people off bidding for them, but as I understand it, you can either get replacements, or have one changed to the other, or get a little converter thingy (technical term). LOL
Nancy |
Originally Posted by Crossstitcher
Yes but they are taking over our house. Soon we will have to live in our camper.
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Originally Posted by Miz Johnny
Originally Posted by BoJangles
Originally Posted by Lacelady
I think the 240v motors put people off bidding for them, but as I understand it, you can either get replacements, or have one changed to the other, or get a little converter thingy (technical term). LOL
Nancy crank that came with my 201K. |
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I just bought my first vintage machine on eBay. I'm expecting her any day now. She's a beautiful little Featherweight who shall be named "Button". I'm already planning my next vintage purchase....I want a Singer 301. :D
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Originally Posted by ChubbyBunny
I just bought my first vintage machine on eBay. I'm expecting her any day now. She's a beautiful little Featherweight who shall be named "Button". I'm already planning my next vintage purchase....I want a Singer 301. :D
I might flip the 301 but not quite sure yet I will know more after a get to cleaning and playing with it. I just do not like the electric machines or as some here knows as an aversion :mrgreen: Billy |
Originally Posted by ChubbyBunny
I just bought my first vintage machine on eBay. I'm expecting her any day now. She's a beautiful little Featherweight who shall be named "Button". I'm already planning my next vintage purchase....I want a Singer 301. :D
Nancy |
Originally Posted by Miz Johnny
I know you can get a converter, but you could also just put on a new motor. I have a Singer 320 that came with a 220 motor, and chose to take the motor off and replace with one from a class 15 machine that had been made into a HC. I took the motor and light off my Singer 99K that had a 220v motor and used the motor from my 15-90K that I now treadle. I tried hand cranking the 99K and I am a better treadler than hand cranker. Here it is with the hank crank that came with my 201K. Nancy |
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