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Originally Posted by J Miller
(Post 6416894)
Rodney,
One big reason I like the 303 and 505 is they are 3/4 size machines rather 1/2 size like the Feather Weights. Yet they don't weigh much. They really don't weigh any more than the FW yet are bigger and stronger. Joe |
Thanks for sharing, Joe. Love that little 505!
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I’ve got 5 Sewmor parts machines, a 202, 3 606s, and a 999B.
CD in Oklahoma |
I like the looks of that 999B. I'll have to add that model to my collection some day.
Joe |
They are beautiful machines, thanks for showing us your collection.
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Originally Posted by J Miller
(Post 6418742)
I like the looks of that 999B.
Joe CD in Oklahoma |
CD,
The only part I need for any of the Sewmors is an OEM slide plate for the 303. Same one as the 404 uses. I used an aftermarket one on it and it isn't really right. I think they cut the groves wrong, the plate keeps popping off when it's opened to replace the bobbin. Joe |
Hello,
I have happened across a Sewmor 900 machine in good condition. Would anyone happen to have knowledge on this particular make? All replies are helpful. Cheers, Evan |
if you would make your request more specific we could maybe help you better. Welcome aboard.
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To all the Sewmor experts. I have inherited a sewmor machine and cannot work out what model it is despite hours and hours of research.
It has a sew-tric motor and foot pedal. It has the sewmor logo and it only says " De Luxe " . It is green/blue There is a knob for embroidery, silk and normal. It works ! Although not a sewer I have enjoyed doing the research about the various makes of machines. I have taken some photos but cannot work out how to upload them to this posting. Do I use the image icon ? Many thanks. Dublin, Ireland |
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