Old 06-04-2012, 02:11 PM
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Mollie'sMom
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Originally Posted by miriam View Post
You can buy Tri-flow from www.sew-classic.com or from your local bicycle shop - You can buy it in a bottle with a straw on it and you can buy it in a spray can. I would use it sparingly with the bottle on all the moving parts of the embroidery machine rather than spraying it. Just go around and drop some on each potentially moving part - turn the hand wheel as you go - even slight turning may get oil in. If you can tilt the head in different directions it would help the oil to go into the parts that move. The Triflow will help dissolve the old gunky oil and it will keep it from rusting - provides a moisture barrier.
this machine weighs over 100 lbs and is on wheels, so there won't be any tilting. I really appreciate your answer as I had no idea how triflow came and no one seems to have it in this town.
Had one guy tell me to go get me some 3 in one oil. Dont' think he has repaired any sewing machines.

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