Upper tension control removal
02-14-2014, 05:41 PM
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The 148.xxx series of Kenmore machines were made by Soryu and made in Japan.
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Originally Posted by crocee
Sorry Miriam, its a Kenmore. I must have Singer in the brain, there's one sitting beside the computer. From what I could find out its made by Brother. I need to remove the entire shaft from the body since one of the ears is broken.
02-14-2014, 06:14 PM
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Miriam,
Thanks for asking. I'm doing pretty well. But I will say that the my 'golden years' have a considerable amount of tarnish on them. VBG
Cathy
Thanks for asking. I'm doing pretty well. But I will say that the my 'golden years' have a considerable amount of tarnish on them. VBG
Cathy
Originally Posted by miriam
Cathy are you feeling better?
02-14-2014, 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Mizkaki
Miriam,
Thanks for asking. I'm doing pretty well. But I will say that the my 'golden years' have a considerable amount of tarnish on them. VBG
Cathy
Thanks for asking. I'm doing pretty well. But I will say that the my 'golden years' have a considerable amount of tarnish on them. VBG
Cathy
02-16-2014, 07:42 AM
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Don't feel bad - I have a Singer 15-30 from 1892 near as I can tell - I have the tension apart - all but the post - it is stuck in there but good. It has to come apart because it has a broken tension spring to be replaced. The other two stuck screws are the throat plate screws.
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