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Originally Posted by Kathie S.
Hubby used a small suitcase key and it unlocked the lid on my cabinet. Question on my 99 please. I do not have a manuel and could not get it to print out on the Singer site. Do I thread the needle left to right? There is a small hole in the take up leaver. Do I thread the thread through that? Kathie S.
http://www.sewusa.com/Threading_Diag...ng_diagram.htm And did you know about the site, Tools for Self-Reliance? They have complete, detailed instruction how to refurbish the 66s, 99s, 15Ks and 201s... just those four machines but very great instruction on each of those: http://www.tfsr.org/publications/tec...achine_manual/ You have to open up a lot of pdf.s to see it all. It's designed to be printed out and kept in a notebook, for working on sewing machine reconditions. |
I just carried the 29 pound 128 across the LR now my neck hurts.
Miss No name Leader is in the house. My weight lifter grandson wrapped his arms around the cabinet and carried her in easily. She is very dirty as is the 128. I have my work curt out for me when the weather breaks. She is a cutie. I copied the book so I'm not trashing it as I learn what I need to know. The seller has Singer attachments in with the Leader, so I have a ruffler for both machines. Woohoo! Here we go. Love your machines. :thumbup: |
Originally Posted by irishrose
I just carried the 29 pound 128 across the LR now my neck hurts.
Miss No name Leader is in the house. My weight lifter grandson wrapped his arms around the cabinet and carried her in easily. She is very dirty as is the 128. I have my work curt out for me when the weather breaks. She is a cutie. I copied the book so I'm not trashing it as I learn what I need to know. The seller has Singer attachments in with the Leader, so I have a ruffler for both machines. Woohoo! Here we go: |
Originally Posted by Miz Johnny
Originally Posted by sewbizgirl
What a great way for sewers to keep those flabby arms toned, Miz Johnny! :mrgreen:
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Originally Posted by irishrose
Miss No name Leader is in the house. My weight lifter grandson wrapped his arms around the cabinet and carried her in easily. She is very dirty as is the 128. I have my work curt out for me when the weather breaks. She is a cutie. I copied the book so I'm not trashing it as I learn what I need to know. The seller has Singer attachments in with the Leader, so I have a ruffler for both machines. Woohoo! Here we go:
Enter phase II. :-D |
Originally Posted by Lostn51
Originally Posted by sewbizgirl
. . . Another 3/4 size portable you may want to check out is the Singer 185J.
Billy |
I have another 185K like it that I am going to repaint and sell but I am wondering what color to shoot it.
Billy, I love that "black cherry" perle color you did on a machine and then posted a little while back.. I am longing for that color on a machine! Jane |
Billy, which wax should I use on my mother of pearl inlay machine?
Thanks. |
And did you know about the site, Tools for Self-Reliance? They have complete, detailed instruction how to refurbish the 66s, 99s, 15Ks and 201s... just those four machines but very great instruction on each of those:
http://www.tfsr.org/publications/tec...achine_manual/ This is a great site. Thank you very much. Kathie |
Originally Posted by cabbagepatchkid
Originally Posted by irishrose
Miss No name Leader is in the house.
Judy |
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