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Old 01-04-2014, 04:37 PM
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Here are some pictures
The 28K (1895 machine)




And the 27 (1907 machine) All my other straight stitch Singers are similar to this one





And the feet - the foot for the 28 is noticeably narrower and lines up perfectly with the feed dogs.




I wonder if this is because it's a UK made machine instead of a US made machine.
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Old 01-05-2014, 06:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Macybaby View Post
Here are some pictures
The 28K (1895 machine)




And the 27 (1907 machine) All my other straight stitch Singers are similar to this one





And the feet - the foot for the 28 is noticeably narrower and lines up perfectly with the feed dogs.




I wonder if this is because it's a UK made machine instead of a US made machine.
I just checked and mine looks just like the first picture and I can see that putting a zz foot on it causes it not to make good contact with the feed dogs. I was using a zz foot because it measured an accurate 1/4" which I was looking for. Also the gentleman that I purchased it from said that he had gotten it in England while he was stationed there so I believe it would be a UK machine. Thanks for everyone's help. This is such a great board for helpful instruction.
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Old 01-05-2014, 09:45 AM
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No advice, but I am green with envy! The only machine still on my wish list is a hand crank. Beautiful machine.
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Old 01-06-2014, 08:22 AM
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Check the screws on the feed dog and make sure they're tightened down. I had this happen on one of my vintage machines and this corrected the problem.
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such a nice machine. will my 28 be ever like this ?
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