Old 05-13-2010, 04:11 PM
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Lostn51
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Originally Posted by Barbm
You've got a convert here- I want to clean and service one of my machines. Now here's the question- I'm phobic about breaking one. So what one should I start on-

I have several Singers from the 80s with some fancy stitches with tension problems, a 1930s one that is desperately needing cleaning (I took it out of the cabinet to have my sister refinish it for me), a Brother from the 80s with tension problems and a humongous industrial machine that has a motor that looks like it weighs 30 lbs. and has a number 95-40 on it.

Thanks!
Barb

P.S. Do you realize the $$$ I can save by learning to do this myself? I'd hug and kiss you but you're too many miles away. (You're probably thinking- thank goodness!)
I would start on the one from the 1930's if it was me. You can get the idea of how everything fits and works together and the chances of you breaking it are slim to none.

And I never turn down free hugs and kisses!!! :mrgreen:
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