I couldn't see the picture, but pretty sure I have one like it. Joe could sure tell us how to free it up for sure. He has a 99 he calls "Rusty" because it was in worse condition than yours. This is a pretty honest machine and not complicated. There could be a "lock" in the mechanisim I suppose. Could be rust. Joe uses Kerosene, but I use penetrating oil to unfreeze the working parts, less odor. Joe Miller, QB member can help you. Please try to contact him for detailed instructions.
Donna
QUOTE=flawhoopi;5477446]Someone has "gifted" me a Singer 337, in the cabinet, and froze up!
My question is, is this a work horse? Is it worth the cost of repairs or should I kick it to the road? Is it worth having repaired? I already have 2 Singers, 1 White,1 Montgomery Ward, 1 Viking770 and a Singer Treadle 27. It's not like I really need another one! But I would hate to throw a good one away.Thanks for any info on this machine, Oh and it's Blue.[/QUOTE]