wilburness

I have a couple of machine that I would like to throw out. what parts would you pull off and keep?

2 singer touch n sews
3 kenmores 158 series

plates, spool pins, tension controls, knobs ... what else

Karen

Mrs. SewNSew

Bobbin winder assemblies.

J Miller

What are the model numbers of the Kenmores, I have one that needs parts.

Joe

Rodney

Needle clamp assemblies. The nose covers and lids from the Touch & Sews. They get broken off occasionally though not as commonly as Rocketeers.
Take a look at Ebay listings for an idea of what's commonly listed for sale too. That might give you some idea of what's worth keeping from your machines.
Hand wheels and clutch parts if they're in good shape. I have a couple machines with poor cosmetic condition hand wheels. I see plenty of machines of all makes with bad hand wheels.
Screws are commonly lost, it wouldn't hurt to save some from the outer covers.
If I keep going, I'll have you saving the whole machines.
It's actually not a bad way to keep the parts, that way you know where everything goes later.

What were your plans for the parts? I think CD was looking for a zigzag needle plate for a 400 series machine. 600 series Touch & Sews use the same plate.
Rodney

J Miller

What model T&S? If they use the same cam drive gear as mine and yours isn't cracked I might could be interested.


Joe

KenZ

Bobbin winders and cams for the Kenmores. I have been searching for both and they are hard to find.

sewnsewsue

Foot controllers

miriam

I have found that if I leave a parts machine intact I can find what I need for another machine a whole lot easier and the right screw will be with the part although pulling parts make it a lot more convenient to store.

carol40965

I need a foot controller for a touch and sew