>The 328K is a belt driven, internal motor machine.
>It can be treadled as Miriam says.
>It is a ZZ machine that requires the ZZ cam to be in place to do the ZZ stitch or any of 30 some odd other patterns.
>The cams used are the Singer black flat cams.
>If the ZZ or another cam is not in place and the stitch width lever is moved to the wide side from the SS position, the needle life can be short lived. The cams, besides controlling the pattern made, also control the width and distance the needle bar travels.
>There are no plastic parts inside.
>The machine is somewhat noisy, but it does like oil and a good dose occasionally keeps it reasonable quiet.
It's a good, but not exceptional machine. Mines beige and is set up in the basement right now.
Joe
Last edited by J Miller; 04-04-2014 at 07:23 PM.