Singer Touch and Sew
#22
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Washington
Posts: 4,001
Sometimes it takes a lot to just get rid of one, but sometimes it is necessary to do. I am glad you put it gently in the garbage can.
I learned to sew in high school on a T and S and thought they were the greatest, so found one years later and I liked it as well, then we moved and it had to go. Now I will find another some day. Diff. people have diff opinions on sewing machines, and most anything else, just opinions, I ask then make my own judgments.
I learned to sew in high school on a T and S and thought they were the greatest, so found one years later and I liked it as well, then we moved and it had to go. Now I will find another some day. Diff. people have diff opinions on sewing machines, and most anything else, just opinions, I ask then make my own judgments.
#23
I bought a 750 early on, I fiddled with it, fiddled some more, decided it needed more parts than I wanted to spend money on, took some parts, slid it in the trash.
I'm ASSUMING this is a 620 based on the front of the manual visible in the box from the family member. So far it's just a picture, grubby and unloved. We will see.
I'm ASSUMING this is a 620 based on the front of the manual visible in the box from the family member. So far it's just a picture, grubby and unloved. We will see.
#27
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Join Date: May 2012
Location: Spring Hill, Tennesee
Posts: 497
I had to chuckle. You definitely do need a manual. I need a cord and controller for my Rocketeer. Thanks for reminding me. I gave a 750 T&S away and it was a wonderful machine. There is usually something wrong with the ones I have found in the thrift shops, like missing pieces. I'm still trying to find a bobbin retainer for the green one. The 4-pin controllers aren't interchangeable on all T&S machines, which was rather surprising. I have a manual now though.
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