Help! I saw a Singer 15-91 Today!
09-22-2011, 03:02 AM
#32
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For that price, I would grab it up and run. I payed $113 for my 15-90 and was in hog heaven to get it at that price, it is in perfect shape with all the attatchments and manual, bench with padded top and room for storage. It sews like a dream. Run!
09-22-2011, 03:17 AM
#34
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Originally Posted by Mitch's mom
Go get it! My husband told me if I brought something in the house, something had to go out. I'm OK with that. He still has his clothes and a toothbrush. It is looking dicey for his clothes.
09-22-2011, 03:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Janis
They are asking $50.00 for it. I can always ask if they will take less.
09-22-2011, 03:46 AM
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Before buying any sewing machine it is helpful if you take into account what your sewing needs are. A model 15-91 is a true workhorse and it can handle anything from linen to heavy upholstery, drapes and even boat sails. It is one very reliable machine and it is also very easy to service yourself. It is also convertible to a treadle, which is a big plus to many folks dedicated to using machines without tails (meaning no electricity cord.) The price of $50 sounds pretty reasonable, especially if it has any accessories and an owner's manual. Most of the 15-'s I have here cost more than $50 -- yes, I do have a few of them.
Terry -- in Northern Delaware (my wife's favorite quilting enabler)
Terry -- in Northern Delaware (my wife's favorite quilting enabler)
09-22-2011, 04:18 AM
#38
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Originally Posted by Mitch's mom
Go get it! My husband told me if I brought something in the house, something had to go out. I'm OK with that. He still has his clothes and a toothbrush. It is looking dicey for his clothes.
09-22-2011, 04:25 AM
#39
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did you bring it home yet????
pictures we want pictures.....hope the attachment in the box is the buttonholer makes the best ever buttonhole.
if it is the zig zag attachment put it in the bottom in the back and never use it..it is aweful...treats the fabric bad
pictures we want pictures.....hope the attachment in the box is the buttonholer makes the best ever buttonhole.
if it is the zig zag attachment put it in the bottom in the back and never use it..it is aweful...treats the fabric bad
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