Singer Treddle 1926-1928
#1
Although I have not figured out which model this is yet, I feel really good about my find at a garage sale. All parts move, it has a broken belt, and is missig the bobbin case. $45, please don't tell me if I got 'took'. Thanks.
Could someone tell me:
1. What do I use to clean the wood cabinet.
2. What do I use to clean the machine.
Could someone tell me:
1. What do I use to clean the wood cabinet.
2. What do I use to clean the machine.
#3
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Go to singer.com and put the serial number that at the bottom right of you machine and they will tell you where and when it was manufactured. Also you can download a free manual. The last time I was there they also told where you could get replacement parts. Gotta love Singer!!!
#4
This post tells how I refurbished the cabinet on my 15-91.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-22150-1.htm Maybe it will help.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-22150-1.htm Maybe it will help.
#7
Are you sure the bobbin case is missing and not just the bobbin? You have to unscrew the bobbin case on the 66.
See the round metal lever next to the purple felt? If yours has that, it has the bobbin case.
See the round metal lever next to the purple felt? If yours has that, it has the bobbin case.
#9
Originally Posted by Jeanniejo
Go to singer.com and put the serial number that at the bottom right of you machine and they will tell you where and when it was manufactured. Also you can download a free manual. The last time I was there they also told where you could get replacement parts. Gotta love Singer!!!
#10
Originally Posted by dunster
This post tells how I refurbished the cabinet on my 15-91.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-22150-1.htm Maybe it will help.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-22150-1.htm Maybe it will help.
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