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Looks like a serger but guess it could be a coverlock machine.
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Originally Posted by clsurz
I thought a serger or embroidery machine for businesses. Look at the flat base that extends to the back though have never seen that on a serger.
I just noticed at bottom right of photo a case top it looks like. Can anyone make out what it says on it? Wonder if it the case top for this machine? it looks like "Huskvarna". i have a viking and the case and color logo look like that. do you own this machine, or are thinking of buying it? |
it will fun to find out just what it is. keep us posted.
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i just googled embroidery machines ONLY and sergers and none of them looked like that on the side, regardless of who made them.
you seem to have a mystery machine. :lol: i just zoomed in on the case, and maybe it doesn't say huskqvarna. the lettering seems too long. it still doesn't look like anything. it looks mostly like a serger, but where do the thread cones go? where did you see this? |
I vote for older serger. I don't think an embriodery machine would have a cutter on it.
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My old babylock serger extends out the back like that....and the front bottom side looks exactly like that...it's a door that opens for threading the 4 spools through all the spots in the machine.
I vote for an old serger (and mine is over 15 years old I think) |
It sure looks like a serger to me! An older model, but I bet it is a dandy! My neighbor has several and she uses them all the time. A real workhorse! At least that is my opinion!
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Originally Posted by MTS
Looks like a serger to me. ;-)
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It's definitely a serger, but I don't see the spindles that hold the threads in the back. Mine looks very similar. I got mine at least 20 years ago - it's a Toyota, believe it or not, and I still use it when I'm working on clothes and such.
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