Can someone please tell me what model of Morse this is??
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Can someone please tell me what model of Morse this is??
Hello,
I just bought this Morse sewing machine for my wife yesterday at the Goodwill. Only $10!! anyway, I can't figure out what model it is. Everything seem to work fine, and i'm figuring what is what as I tinker a bit. The one thing i can't figure out, is if i'm missing part of the bobben wrapping wheel. Excuse my novice terminology. If some could please tell me which model it is I would be so greatly appreciative!!
I just bought this Morse sewing machine for my wife yesterday at the Goodwill. Only $10!! anyway, I can't figure out what model it is. Everything seem to work fine, and i'm figuring what is what as I tinker a bit. The one thing i can't figure out, is if i'm missing part of the bobben wrapping wheel. Excuse my novice terminology. If some could please tell me which model it is I would be so greatly appreciative!!
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nedly,
Welcome to the QB Forum.
I can't tell you what model your Morse is, but the J- A 19 number indicates it was made by Toyota. A very high quality manufacturer. The same one that makes cars and trucks. I think the remaining alpha numeric series is the serial number.
Your bobbin winder is missing the rubber tire. You can get them at the local sewing machine shop (LSMS) or Sew-Classic { http://www.shop.sew-classic.com/ }
My biggest suggestion is to use Tri-Flow oil, also available at Sew-Classic. Stay away from anything but that or regular sewing machine oil.
Joe
Welcome to the QB Forum.
I can't tell you what model your Morse is, but the J- A 19 number indicates it was made by Toyota. A very high quality manufacturer. The same one that makes cars and trucks. I think the remaining alpha numeric series is the serial number.
Your bobbin winder is missing the rubber tire. You can get them at the local sewing machine shop (LSMS) or Sew-Classic { http://www.shop.sew-classic.com/ }
My biggest suggestion is to use Tri-Flow oil, also available at Sew-Classic. Stay away from anything but that or regular sewing machine oil.
Joe
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THank you Sunflowerzz! That for sure is a step in the right direction. I looking forward to getting this up and running because my wife is super excited to use it. You wouldn't by any chance have a diagram on how to thread this machine? I believe I have the bottom thread all figured out, but not the top. I feel like a monkey doing a math problem!!
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I will go see what I can come up with for you...be back in a jiff.....
THank you Sunflowerzz! That for sure is a step in the right direction. I looking forward to getting this up and running because my wife is super excited to use it. You wouldn't by any chance have a diagram on how to thread this machine? I believe I have the bottom thread all figured out, but not the top. I feel like a monkey doing a math problem!!
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