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1900 handcrank
I picked up a hand crank from a 1900 unit. It came from England and had the balance wheel included. I paid $105 w/shipping included and was glad to add it to the collection.:thumbup: I also purchased the Chinese knockoff for a machine I sold for use in the field during re-enactments. The quality difference is amazing, yet the knockoff worked for the intendented application. I think the OEM unit makes 4 stitches per revolution. That way, for the purist, one will know how many stitches a given project takes:D
Soman2 The other Rodney |
usually 3 per rotation. Pics?
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Originally Posted by Macybaby
(Post 7264796)
CD - I may make a trip to OK just to see them all - wondering what it would be like to drive from your place to Atlanta GA. DH and I are planning a trip south this fall to see Kids and FIL - and maybe we could make a detour. Been the other way so many times, it might be worth the added miles just to see some different scenery.
Now I'll wait until DH reads this and see what he says LOL!! |
Haid and neu help
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I have acquired a haid and neu crank made in 1943. I am not sure the placement of the spring on the top tension knob is correct. I wondered if you are able to guide me?
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I have rarely ( never?) seen a
haid and neu on this board. But it you give us a closer view of the tension assembly we may be able to help. |
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