Originally Posted by virtualbernie
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
Originally Posted by virtualbernie
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
I would be careful with the Singer 15-91 since they are internal motors. But the 15-89/90 have external motors that can be removed and dropped into treadle.
Opps, I just saw your previous post of photos. The 15-91 is the potted (internal) motor and your 15-96 has or had an external motor. Your 15-96 is your treadle machine, but you can't treadle the 15-91 (unless you remove the internal motor, which most say can't be done, but I have been told it can). Sorry my mistake. |
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
Originally Posted by virtualbernie
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
Originally Posted by virtualbernie
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
I would be careful with the Singer 15-91 since they are internal motors. But the 15-89/90 have external motors that can be removed and dropped into treadle.
Opps, I just saw your previous post of photos. The 15-91 is the potted (internal) motor and your 15-96 has or had an external motor. Your 15-96 is your treadle machine, but you can't treadle the 15-91 (unless you remove the internal motor, which most say can't be done, but I have been told it can). Sorry my mistake. |
Originally Posted by virtualbernie
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
Originally Posted by virtualbernie
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
Originally Posted by virtualbernie
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
I would be careful with the Singer 15-91 since they are internal motors. But the 15-89/90 have external motors that can be removed and dropped into treadle.
Opps, I just saw your previous post of photos. The 15-91 is the potted (internal) motor and your 15-96 has or had an external motor. Your 15-96 is your treadle machine, but you can't treadle the 15-91 (unless you remove the internal motor, which most say can't be done, but I have been told it can). Sorry my mistake. http://blog.sew-classic.com/2008/10/...ne-review.aspx |
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
Originally Posted by virtualbernie
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
Originally Posted by virtualbernie
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
Originally Posted by virtualbernie
Originally Posted by vintagemotif
I would be careful with the Singer 15-91 since they are internal motors. But the 15-89/90 have external motors that can be removed and dropped into treadle.
Opps, I just saw your previous post of photos. The 15-91 is the potted (internal) motor and your 15-96 has or had an external motor. Your 15-96 is your treadle machine, but you can't treadle the 15-91 (unless you remove the internal motor, which most say can't be done, but I have been told it can). Sorry my mistake. http://blog.sew-classic.com/2008/10/...ne-review.aspx |
hmmm. I like my grandmother's treadle....I remember all the good times on it...
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Originally Posted by vintagemotif
Pretty Curious, I like your avatar! I love cutsie older pottery, and this little girl adorns my kitchen window. |
My husband wants a treadle. I sure hope he learns how to use it, don't know if i'm up for that workout everyday. LOL
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I use to have a Bernina treadle that did about a dozen different stitches, similar to the Record. I guess Bernina made a few for people who didn't have electricity.
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That is the key to how much to spend on a machine; how available they are in your area. Here I've seen alot. I did buy my first featherweight from ebay; I only paid 120 for her but it cost me more in shipping. She is gorgeous; has lots of attachments. Then I thought these machines were rare; which is what all the adds list. Since then I've picked up a couple of Sphinks (not spelled right) one was 30 and the other w/treadle w/cabinet for 200. I also picked up a red eye for 100. All of these machines are in great shape w/decals mostly in shape. I see alot of machines on Craiglist around here so it's easier to get them and you will pay less. I hope you find one for a great price. I'm still looking for one that was made the year I was born. I'd like to say then I'll be done but who knows when I might find a great deal on one and I couldn't resist.
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I bought one in Yukon, Ok last summer for $65.00.Good machine and nice cabinet.
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