Frankentreadle works for me. I have one for my 401G. It is the top off a clone table on Singer irons.
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Originally Posted by SteveH
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The only two thing I am on different ground on are these.
The handcrank and the motor bracket can almost always be mounted at the same time, so you only need to pop off the belt. |
Originally Posted by miriam
(Post 6182532)
The feet are just a little off but it can be turned. Joe has posted some about turning them. The foot will not have the 'give' the newer spring loaded feet will have.
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here is the Singer 99 we rigged up this way and shipped to Afghanistan for a soldier student of mine.
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Sadly, they wouldn't haggle in price very much. I'm going to wait until the right machine comes along.
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Here in central FL that is a good price. I just bought a 66 red eye in wood cabinet and paid $150 for it, it is in great shape and will be glad when I have time to work on it. Wish I was closer.
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Originally Posted by kezzali
(Post 6184385)
Sadly, they wouldn't haggle in price very much. I'm going to wait until the right machine comes along.
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Originally Posted by SteveH
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here is the Singer 99 we rigged up this way and shipped to Afghanistan for a soldier student of mine.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]424571[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]424572[/ATTACH] |
Originally Posted by miriam
(Post 6184448)
How does that hand crank work on the wheel??? Did you cut a notch or do something else?
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It is a Broadway. 99 Clone ALUMINUM. Yes, I notched the handcrank, Took about 60 seconds with a 1/2 inch wide grinding wheel.
I did the same treatment to the Singer Spartan 99 clone here. [ATTACH=CONFIG]424648[/ATTACH] |
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