frudemoo

Man, that is cool as!!! Really think the $200 is probably fair too, but I'm also probably biased

Quote didn't come up for some reason. This was re: Phoenix treadle

SteveH

here is the link again: http://goldcountry.craigslist.org/atq/4097542909.html

I emailed him. If he does not sell it in the next two to three weeks he will accept my offer of $100.

So, if ya want it ya better be quick!!!

Sideways

i will have to try that sometime.

miriam

I've done that, too. Some times it works. I just figure the right person will come along sooner or later when I'm selling stuff. If he priced it right it shouldn't sit there in the first place.

chris_quilts

I just picked up a 206K at a yard sale. Does this take the special needle or the regular 15X1 needle? Just curious ~ this machine has a funky lever on the front which moves the needle position. Jane was born on Feb 25, 1953. I got a baggie of attachments with her plus a cabinet ~ the seller didn't want to let either of those go.

Chris

miriam

Yes, the needles are available - but 100 of them - good machine though

melinda1962

[QUOTE=chris_quilts;6330044]I just picked up a 206K at a yard sale. Does this take the special needle or the regular 15X1 needle? Just curious ~ this machine has a funky lever on the front which moves the needle position. Jane was born on Feb 25, 1953. I got a baggie of attachments with her plus a cabinet ~ the seller didn't want to let either of those go.

Chris[/QUOTE

They are a 206x13 and you can google them but I got some at sew classic.

miriam

If you want to read - the 319 I did up has a LOAD of advice from the true experts on that thread:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...c-t162425.html
The 206, 306, and 319 all operate similar.

melinda1962

This thread that Miriam did is well done and has a lot of good pics showing pertinent info of you are restoring your own.

miriam

I've learned a lot. I would do things different if I did that one again...