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Great machine & great price. Grab it and run with it!!
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I would have bought it on the spot and ran, skipped, hopped, and jumped. thats a good price . Dottie Bug
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I love my 15-91! really love it.
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Originally Posted by fluffygirl
(Post 4723313)
I think a 15 for $25 is a good buy. The serial number for the one you saw makes it a 1951 model. If you do get it, I would check the wiring over very carefully before plugging it in. The wiring on these is sometimes deteriorated.
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1951 singer 15 for $25.00 grab it now!!!!
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I would like to talk to someone who may have a Singer Sewing Machine that also has an extended arm for quilting. I saw one in a store but didn't feel comfortable buying it until I could speak to someone who may have tried it already.
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Originally Posted by SmickChick
(Post 4724213)
Oops...in 1985 you could have had my 1980 Singer for free...I would have paid you to take it. After over 10 trips to the sewing machine repair shop, I prayed that it would be stolen from my car....now that I look back, it was a rather strange way of dealing with this problem, when there were so many dumpsters around.....I took a hammer to it in frustration....when I "traded it in" the dealer politely stated, "I'll use it for parts...." ....bet he utilized the dumpster behind his shop....
If your machine is pre-1980 it is probably wonderful....but the '80's...forgetaboutit.... |
Sounds good, most likely it is one of the 15 series which have the bobbin on the end and is an oscillating type, makes it easy to load bobbins when quilting. Also the bobbins which have holes all the way around hold more thread. Go for it!
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even the Singer TOUCH AND SEW was a piece of crap.. put four motors on one till I threw it away. i think it was 1955, plastic gears.
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This is favorite machine ever! I would buy it, good price too! Just can't beat a Singer 15.
I have 7 singers, 2 Singer 15's and would buy another 15 if I thought I could :) |
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