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Originally Posted by BoJangles
I have been watching this machine for a couple months now. He started out asking $450, but is coming down. Those Adlers are suppose to be really great machines. I like the looks of this machine - I bet it has a reverse! But, look how cool it looks! It reminds me of my Wheeler & Wilson's, but more elaborate!
Why don't one of you make the guy an offer! I'd go for it if I hadn't of gotten the Hitachi! I still might! http://sacramento.craigslist.org/atq/2538070755.html Nancy |
Originally Posted by annthreecats
I read that anything over 50 years old is vintage.
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Originally Posted by Charlee
Originally Posted by miriam
Originally Posted by annthreecats
I read that anything over 50 years old is vintage.
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Originally Posted by jljack
Originally Posted by BoJangles
I have been watching this machine for a couple months now. He started out asking $450, but is coming down. Those Adlers are suppose to be really great machines. I like the looks of this machine - I bet it has a reverse! But, look how cool it looks! It reminds me of my Wheeler & Wilson's, but more elaborate!
Why don't one of you make the guy an offer! I'd go for it if I hadn't of gotten the Hitachi! I still might! http://sacramento.craigslist.org/atq/2538070755.html Nancy |
Originally Posted by cabbagepatchkid
I purchased a "new" Brother 220 Super Streamliner sewing machine. I fell in love with the color. It looks pinkish in the picture but is really a nice shade of lilac.
I have a question about lubricating the motor and thought that someone might be familiar with this type of motor. The manual that came with it really doesn't give much information. All it says (and no picture to illustrate it) is: One drop of oil in the motor bearings every six months is sufficient to enable your motor to last many years. Oil holes are located at both ends of the motor. We suggest a heavier oil (such as SAE-20 grade). Here is a close up of the end of the motor. Would the oil hole be the little one on top of the "bump" in the center or would it be that 2 holes on either side of the "bump" Isn't SAE-20 grade oil the kind that is used in cars :shock: |
I posted an ISO for a White T-shirt plate in the classifieds.
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Originally Posted by purplefiend
Jljack
Thanks, Monica. I actually have been "dry running" the treadling, and I don't have a problem getting a rhythm. The machine turns very freely now, but still not making a stitch. I haven't turned it over to watch the hook move. I'm in the middle of making a big quilt that I want to get finished this week. Hope next weekend I'll be able to spend some time with "Harriet" and get her stitching!! :-) If not, I'll bring her to the TOGA to see if anyone can get her going. I'm wondering if you have the needle in correctly? The flat side goes in facing to the right and threads from left to right(outside to inside). Sharon W. |
Originally Posted by emmah
Originally Posted by jljack
Originally Posted by BoJangles
I have been watching this machine for a couple months now. He started out asking $450, but is coming down. Those Adlers are suppose to be really great machines. I like the looks of this machine - I bet it has a reverse! But, look how cool it looks! It reminds me of my Wheeler & Wilson's, but more elaborate!
Why don't one of you make the guy an offer! I'd go for it if I hadn't of gotten the Hitachi! I still might! http://sacramento.craigslist.org/atq/2538070755.html Nancy |
Originally Posted by jljack
Originally Posted by JaneK
Originally Posted by miriam
http://muncie.craigslist.org/hsh/2545241620.html
anybody in Muncie Indiana??? |
Anyone know where I can get free down load of a manual for a Kenmore 117.591
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