Old 06-20-2013, 02:42 PM
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quiltinjennie
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Tammi ! Thank you for responding to my post. I had been reading the vintage SM thread and did notice that you own both the 221 & 222, and was hoping that you would respond

After writing my post, I decided to look again at the bottom of the machine. As you know, there is only a small cover over part of the bottom. I was suspecting that this little gem just needs some oil/grease. The gears I saw under the plate I removed did look dry to me and to my touch.

Regarding the loud sound while stitching, I was also thinking that, these 2 sewing machines would no doubt sound differently because of their different shape under the sewing bed. I really can't describe the sound - - - - LOL

I have a Singer 301 in a cabinet that is a JOY to sew on. She has her own smoooooooth stitching sound. Does your 301 sound smooth ?

I have decided that I'm just gonna call Glenn and take this little machine to him and ask him to look it over again. He deals with many people, both here in the Florida area and also out of state AND England. Based on my experience with him, I think that he "thought" that this 222 was ready to go to a new home, having been cleaned/oiled, etc.

The reason I think this, is because of a funny situation (his forgetfullness) with another machine of mine that he was servicing. It's really funny - it you're interested in knowing it, I'll tell you.

I had previously noticed that you had a website, but just checked it out today. WOW !! What great information you have there. I'll be checking it often.
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