Originally Posted by
ArchaicArcane
...For that machine, if memory is correct (and it's often not!) you should be able to take the handwheel off, then put the clutch knob back on to give you something to grip while turning.
Thanks for the tips, I am not used to open up and tinkering with anything but an old 201. For an old machine it seems quite advanced. The plastic up to date models doesn't look much more advanced when looking inside. The have electric boards added to the parts.