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Lostn51 05-08-2010 07:06 PM


Originally Posted by Suzanne57
Got it today. The serial number is AH 141978 and I need a bobbin case and the plate that goes over the feed dogs.


Congratulations!!! Your baby was allotted on July 10 1947 with only 35,000 of them for that run. Since its a Model 15 the bobbin case and needle plate should be found at any sewing repair place or the Singer dealer. You might even find them at you local Hancocks or JoAnns.

Billy

Suzanne57 05-08-2010 07:18 PM

That's good because I've been looking at Ultimate Sew and Vac and they want 13.95 for the bobbin case, 12.95 for the needle plate and a couple of dollars for screws (it looks like you get one screw for that price) or is that about the right price?

Lostn51 05-08-2010 08:03 PM


Originally Posted by Suzanne57
That's good because I've been looking at Ultimate Sew and Vac and they want 13.95 for the bobbin case, 12.95 for the needle plate and a couple of dollars for screws (it looks like you get one screw for that price) or is that about the right price?

The case is about right but the needle plate sould be less than what they are asking for. Go hit Singers website and see what they want for the parts.

Billy

Lostn51 05-08-2010 08:05 PM

Look at these guys and see if this fits the bill better.

http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/sin...ine-parts.aspx

For the price of the bobbin case you can get it all for that.

Billy

Suzanne57 05-09-2010 07:51 AM

Thanks! I bookmarked it so when I discover ALL the parts I need, I can get them all at once so only have to pay one shipping charge. I'm getting a list started and am awaiting the tutorials. I've never tore apart a sewing machine before.

Lostn51 05-09-2010 09:49 AM

It is a piece of cake really, I will start working on the first tute today when things slow down a bit for me.

Billy

dkabasketlady 05-11-2010 06:23 AM

Beautiful old Singer, you're a lucky lady!!!

Suzanne57 05-21-2010 05:32 PM

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Hope this works.

(edit) it didn't. What I was trying to do is show the large screws that I can't get loosened and wanted to know if it is absolutely necessary that the potted motor be removed. I've sprayed and sprayed it and it still won't loosen. I'm afraid of totally stripping the screw.

GOT IT! See what screws I mean?

Lostn51 05-21-2010 08:36 PM


Originally Posted by Suzanne57
Hope this works.

(edit) it didn't. What I was trying to do is show the large screws that I can't get loosened and wanted to know if it is absolutely necessary that the potted motor be removed. I've sprayed and sprayed it and it still won't loosen. I'm afraid of totally stripping the screw.

GOT IT! See what screws I mean?

You might need to shock them in other words stand the machine on its end get the proper sized screw driver make sure the machine is supported and held. Put the screw driver in the screw slot and strike the end with a hammer a couple of times. this will shock the screw into coming out.

Be careful am not break the motor or machine.

Billy

CAROLJ 05-21-2010 08:39 PM

BellaBoo that is a great picture of your niece, very Rockwellian.

The machine is beautiful, and a great price.


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