Linda Renfro

I have my dear Mother in law's Singer Sewing machine, 201-2 probably from the 50's era and it needs a new power cord. I was wondering if anyone could help me find a place that sells them that is reputable dealer. Thanks for the help.

Cari-in-Oly

Here you go -
it's either this one shop.sew-classic.com/Cord-Singer-Power-Cord-401-201-15-91-122-780-SCE122.html
or this one http://www.shop.sew-classic.com/Cord...ers-SCE123.htm
depending on if the controller is hard wired or not.
Congrats, it's a great machine, one of Singer's best.

Cari

NZquilter

My MIL has a 201-2 from the same era, too. It also needs rewiring, but my DH is an electrician so he's going to do it himself. It is a beautiful machine! I love it

Cari-in-Oly

it's really very inexpensive to buy the new cord/connectors that I showed the links to.

Cari

miriam

A 201 is worth fixing up.

Linda Renfro

I do have full intension of using my MIL's machine. It runs great, it's just that the power cord had some cracks in it in several places and I could see the wire, I'm sure it's from old age. I wanted to be safe with a new cord.

Thanks everyone for the help! It's greatly appreciated.

Carol34446

I have Helen, my grandmothers 201-3 and years ago I went to Singer dealer, ordered a new cord and wired it in no problem. Have had several people offer to guy her, but I remember the day she came to live with us, Grandma had to borrow $5.00 from me to pay they guy who bought it. This was in Sherbrooke, Que Canada in her big Victorian house in 1951. What I wouldn't give for 1/4 of that room now. But still have beloved Helen, which I learned to sew on. Mom sewed on it for many years too. Memories.

Maire

It is a wonderful machine!!

tessagin

My neighbor has one and has allowed me to sew with it.

katesnanna

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