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vintagemotif 11-21-2011 11:13 AM


Originally Posted by vintagemotif (Post 4706200)
I had a problem with the bobbin spring to one of my Singer 66s.
First try Cathy, and if that doesn't work try this guy.
Before I even knew of this board, TO, or Cathy, I order my spring from him.
http://singeroriginalvintageproducts.com/default.aspx

Or maybe Billy has the item.

Weedwoman 11-21-2011 11:39 AM

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jlhmnj 11-21-2011 11:51 AM


Originally Posted by jljack (Post 4706166)
OK, all you VSMS people out there with various amounts of vintage sewing machine parts hanging around. My 1909 66-1 bobbin winder is in need of the spring for the thread guide. The spring I ordered from Sew-Classic is too small. We measured the old spring (the end broke off) ID, and the one she sent, and the original is larger. She checked all the springs she has, and it appears that my bobbin winder model takes a larger spring than bobbin winders made later.



So, does any one of you have that spring? It is for early 66-1's, and the ends have to be bent the right direction. Or does any one have a suggestion of what to do about it? Can we rig something up to work? Thanks!

Sometimes if just the end is broke off you can straighten out the curled end and bend to shape with 2 pair of needle nose pliers---worth a shot.
Jon

deplaylady 11-21-2011 01:11 PM

I had a fun weekend. My 3 1/2 year old DGD visited and this time she sewed on the 128 hand crank. She loved it - and so did I. Much easier for her to sew, she can control this one by herself. Between the needle guard and the seam gauge she was able to do most of it by herself.

miriam 11-21-2011 01:23 PM


Originally Posted by deplaylady (Post 4706619)
I had a fun weekend. My 3 1/2 year old DGD visited and this time she sewed on the 128 hand crank. She loved it - and so did I. Much easier for her to sew, she can control this one by herself. Between the needle guard and the seam gauge she was able to do most of it by herself.

I love the needle guard - no point in getting vaccinated - Betty, if she is around you much she is just plain doomed....

Charlee 11-21-2011 01:25 PM

Hey Miriam!! Happy Birthday!!! :)

miriam 11-21-2011 01:27 PM


Originally Posted by Charlee (Post 4706680)
Hey Miriam!! Happy Birthday!!! :)

Thanks - I am now older and wiser.

mpeters1200 11-21-2011 01:30 PM

Happy Birthday Miriam!

I usually only admit to wiser, not older. ;) Hope you have a chance to celebrate!

miriam 11-21-2011 01:32 PM


Originally Posted by mpeters1200 (Post 4706696)
Happy Birthday Miriam!

I usually only admit to wiser, not older. ;) Hope you have a chance to celebrate!

Ha - I celebrate EVERY DAY!!! But today I spent the day with my youngest son. What a gift!

mpeters1200 11-21-2011 02:10 PM

OMIGOSH OMIGOSH OMIGOSH

I found a 15-91 at goodwill.com and it can pick up like 5 miles from my house!!! I hope I win I hope I win I hope I win. There will be some answers for the hubby, I'll be in trouble, but I'll be happily in trouble!


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