Replacement Singer hand cranks at Walmart
Very likely the cheap kind no one likes, but what a weird place to find one. https://tinyurl.com/Singer-hand-crank
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At the cost of $17, it can't be made very well.
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I agree with Lina.
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I’ve purchased reproduction hand cranks off of eBay for a similar price. They are of course not the same quality as the originals but they are quite good and fully functional. I used a little black fingernail polish to cover up the parts of the decals that I didn’t want to see.
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these are probably from the same manufacturer as those found on Ebay and sewing sites. Like much of Walmarts stuff sold online it actually is shipped from a vendor, in this case Kudosale. I would have no problem ordering one here, as I've had no problems with the two I ordered off Ebay to convert two belt driven vintage machines to handcranks. No worries, and hand cranking is fun, restful, and quiet.
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I've used 5 or 6 of these. They need lube and screw tightening sometimes, but serviceable.
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Originally Posted by leonf
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I've used 5 or 6 of these. They need lube and screw tightening sometimes, but serviceable.
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ack I messed up somehow.
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ya mean something like this.?
It is a Brother badged by some other name.. GF's daughter needed a ZZ HC and so I started looking .Had the boss and the right size shaft. Plug and play. oh maybe I lost bobbin winding but I have a sidewinder. I haven't measured the shaft, just stole a handwheel off of some Singernhandy and it fit. She was doing a bra making class. |
also There is a vintage Singer zz. Maybe a 101. I'm not certain of that.
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My Atlas looks like a possibility too, But I haven't tried it.
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Singer 237 hand crank
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If your not opposed to drilling a hole in your hand wheel, you can try some thing like this. I swapped in a plastic hand wheel for this experiment.
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206 was the first Singer zig zag capable machine; (most) others before can be made to zig zag with an attachment. The 206 and later have solid handwheels and can be made to treadle, but handcranking requires a special attachment some folks make by tapping the friction nut in the center of the wheel to accept one...
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I'm not sure if the 206 could be done. From my understanding, the 306 and 319 the motor boss is not lined up to properly use a hand crank. Dianne brought a Nelco ZZ machine that she had put a hand crank on to one of our get-togethers.
https://www.quiltingboard.com/attach...transverse.jpg LeonF put one on a Wizard machine. https://www.quiltingboard.com/attach...version-b..jpg A couple of links for converting to a hand crank can be found at http://www.treadleon.net/sewingmachi...handwheel.html and http://dragonpoodle.blogspot.com/201...and-crank.html There used to be another, but it is no longer available. Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do. Not affiliated with off-site link(s) |
! Those are !
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