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Oh, and missing tension dial!
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Originally Posted by Cecilia S.
(Post 6233512)
http://ontario.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-s...AdIdZ495529391
"May need some repairs"? Um, what was their first clue; the gaping hole near the stitch plate? Or the tuft of toilet paper trying to stuff the thread spool holder? That said, it does look like a cool machine. |
Originally Posted by Sheluma
(Post 6233275)
Oh -- I hope there are some machine needles -- is this the machine that takes unusual needles?
This is part of the bobbin winder? [ATTACH=CONFIG]430195[/ATTACH] |
The machine does take the CC1221 type of needles. I believe I have possibly 50 packets of those almost all in one size. So far have only found one packet that's a different size. The machine manual is very interesting to read and the feed dogs drop for darning (yeah right) but also FMQ.
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Originally Posted by SteveH
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Originally Posted by chris_quilts
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The machine does take the CC1221 type of needles. I believe I have possibly 50 packets of those almost all in one size. So far have only found one packet that's a different size. The machine manual is very interesting to read and the feed dogs drop for darning (yeah right) but also FMQ.
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Mark;
There is a thumb screw underneath that releases the feed lifting crank and renders the feed dogs inoperable. The stitch regulator is moved to the neutral position. I am wondering if this manual is also good for my other New Home Lite Running sewing machine and if that beast takes the special aka weird needles which I assume are no longer findable. |
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