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miriam 06-03-2013 07:18 AM

Ron, I think your bobbin thread tension may need to be adjusted for the 69 or 92 threads - One of the best Singer industrial walking foot machines I had took a drop in bobbin. More of a concern is the needle shaft - All the weight can bend a needle shaft. If the 201 is gear driven that may be more of a problem than a belt driven like a 15 clone. The industrial may have a slightly bigger shaft.

Vridar 06-03-2013 08:00 AM


Originally Posted by miriam (Post 6101242)
?..One of the best Singer industrial walking foot machines I had took a drop in bobbin...

Miriam, thanks. That's good to know. I may need to also look at the bobbin carrier. The thicker threads didn't stay in the "guide" which, as you mention, could be the bobbin tension. My first thought was the thread was too thick for the carrier guide. I'll do some experimenting. I do love using the 201 not only for the larger harp. It just seems to fit my mechanical preferences. It is just so "perfect."

Ron

miriam 06-03-2013 11:27 AM

Those 201s are well made - you just have to love them. I like the 15s, too.


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