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Old 07-29-2012, 03:32 AM
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chance
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I brush all those parts with kerosene. Let it stand a bit, than try to move the wheel, even just a little bit. Then brush it again with the kerosene. Let it stand a while, then repeat. Worked on the most stubborn of the machines that I restored. Just have patience and work in a ventilated area. Remember, kerosene is flammable! After you get it freed up, you can oil it with sewing machine oil. Pretty machine!
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