ugh!!
THOSE PLASTIC GEARS IN THE TOUCH N SEW!
How dare they act their age and break teeth! How. Dare. They. A few of you kind people warned me and I thought, "aren't I lucky, it seems I've nothing to worry about". I've ordered the off-market metal new ones. |
http://tandtrepair.com/
Terry is the go-to guy for these machines. His repair guides are great. Cari |
Thanks, Cari. That will be helpful.
I thought I had done a better look over...I must have missed a fair bit by not closely examining those gears. I have to admit that at $5 dollars and sinking $19 into new gears I don't feel that bad. Jordan |
I feel your pain.
I have a 648 whose top gear just disintegrated while my daughter was sewing one day. I have good intentions of fixing it some day but haven't made it a priority yet. In spite of that I still like them. Nylon parts failing isn't uncommon for any brand of machine that age. One of the reasons old all metal machines are so loved by many. 600 and 603 Touch & Sews are all metal inside. Rodney |
Originally Posted by Beautiful_Sound
(Post 7264057)
$5 dollars and sinking $19 into new gears I don't feel that bad.
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Originally Posted by Rodney
(Post 7264069)
600 and 603 Touch & Sews are all metal inside.
Rodney I might have to think about unearthing it :) I've kept thinking someone would come along and need a machine... |
Originally Posted by manicmike
(Post 7264249)
...because the plastic mechanism is worn and can't be fixed ...
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Originally Posted by SteveH
(Post 7264697)
Could it be replicated in metal?
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I had to laugh. The digest shows "curse word" by beautiful sound. Isn't that ironic? Gave me the first chuckle of the morning.
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Looks like Patrice edited the title. The feeling is still there though. ;)
Rodney |
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