301 green mark behind faceplate
12-01-2012, 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by maviskw
No green in my 301A.
Behind all the "works" is SIMANCO U.S.A. 170001 and then a small circular symbol and a small 3. On the back side of the "door" is SIMANCO 170029. These might be numbers of that part.
Behind all the "works" is SIMANCO U.S.A. 170001 and then a small circular symbol and a small 3. On the back side of the "door" is SIMANCO 170029. These might be numbers of that part.
12-01-2012, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted by pokeyscorner
Just a thought -- could it be that the SMRG leaves a mark in the machines in your area he's worked on. Mine etches his initials in the ones he's worked on.
On the bottom, out of site.
On the bottom, out of site.
12-01-2012, 09:26 PM
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Marge, I sure can't figure out how to answer a PM. I really appreciate your contacting me.
The 301A is a slant needle. I think slant needles came out about the time I bought mine. I have a universal ruffler, and it doesn't fit. I think I should ask the company if there is a part number. I would hate to have you send it if isn't going to work on this machine. I looked at them both side by side, and it's really hard to see why the universal won't fit and won't work, but it won't.
The 301A is a slant needle. I think slant needles came out about the time I bought mine. I have a universal ruffler, and it doesn't fit. I think I should ask the company if there is a part number. I would hate to have you send it if isn't going to work on this machine. I looked at them both side by side, and it's really hard to see why the universal won't fit and won't work, but it won't.
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