My Goodwill store sewing machine
06-29-2010, 07:39 PM
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Billy, the model # is 148.296. The other # was on the motor. I had to search around to find this one. I tried changing how I had the needle inserted, but no difference. (Before I was threading from the side, now the front) I was so afraid I was going to have one of those V-8 moments where you slap your forehead. I also changed how I had it threaded along with the tension. Thanks again!
06-29-2010, 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Pam
Billy, the model # is 148.296. The other # was on the motor. I had to search around to find this one. I tried changing how I had the needle inserted, but no difference. (Before I was threading from the side, now the front) I was so afraid I was going to have one of those V-8 moments where you slap your forehead. I also changed how I had it threaded along with the tension. Thanks again!
I am going to see if I have the manual for the machine in a PDF format.
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06-30-2010, 08:49 AM
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I have to admit, I was so excited, I kept laughing about this buy for days! The machine runs well, was easy to clean up, and Billy is helping me figure out a problem then kids will be sewing on it next week! The best thing about donating it to the guild is that if I ever need if I can always pick it up and borrow it!
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