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Old 07-29-2012, 05:57 PM
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Thanks Miriam for the service manual. I downloaded it and printed out the lubrication pages. Now to wait for my Tri-Flo grease from Sew Classic. Did you use that kind of grease in the motors of the 99s and FW machines?
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Old 07-29-2012, 06:46 PM
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Thanks Miriam for the service manual. I downloaded it and printed out the lubrication pages. Now to wait for my Tri-Flo grease from Sew Classic. Did you use that kind of grease in the motors of the 99s and FW machines?
You really should ask Joe - he has all the 'dirt' on oil and grease.
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Old 07-30-2012, 06:11 AM
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You really should ask Joe - he has all the 'dirt' on oil and grease.
OK Joe, I've got some Tri-Flo grease coming from sew-classic. Do I want to use it in my Singer motors. or do I want to get the Singer grease? I know I can use it on my gears.
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Old 07-30-2012, 07:14 AM
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OK Joe, I've got some Tri-Flo grease coming from sew-classic. Do I want to use it in my Singer motors. or do I want to get the Singer grease? I know I can use it on my gears.
Janis,

Tri-Flow is great grease for gears and cams but not motors. The motors need the grease to get soft and wick into the bearings, something the Tri-Flow grease won't do. Go to the Sew-Classic page where she lists the T-F grease and read all she has to say about it. She also has a link to her blog where she give more information.

While your there order a tube of the Singer Lube. That grease is for Singer motors. You can use it for the gears and cams too, but the T-F grease really shines there.

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Old 08-03-2012, 02:12 PM
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I want one!! Your Mom is lucky and will love it, especially as she doesn't have to "relearn" how to use it.
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