Help in replacing take up spring in a 1901 Model 27 Singer
Hi,
I have been having fun with this old one. But----- How do I remove the old spring? Do I just unscrew the stud bolt? Is it a lefty loosen thread? This machine is very dirty. The old oil is all solid varnish so hard to see. Any help you can give would be appreciated. I did take a picture and will post it soon. Ethel |
Originally Posted by NopahDesertRat
(Post 7063873)
How do I remove the old spring?
Hardest thing is catching the end so it points the right way, and that's not really hard either. |
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Here is a picture of the problem spring.
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That's the one I was wondering about on my 66. The stud comes off? Do I need to screw on the end piece to keep it from splitting?
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Originally Posted by ann31039
(Post 7063915)
That's the one I was wondering about on my 66. The stud comes off? Do I need to screw on the end piece to keep it from splitting?
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Thanks so much. I got it out OK. The new spring I have is the wrong one. I have to order one. The one I have comes off the coils to the left and I need one to the right.
Such is life, makes life interesting seems I just get one problem solved and another pops up. I did get the feed dogs replaced and the bobbin winder and most of the metal cleaned up. I will post a picture when I get it done. Ethel |
To get the post out, I put the end screw back on and use a screwdriver between in the hole to get it out.
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I put the end back on too. Less chance of springing the ends of the stud apart that way.
Rodney |
I will put the nut back on when I put it back in. Still waiting for a spring.
Thanks for your help! Ethel |
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