I have seen a couple on Ebay. But, I think that they were copies of the timing and wiring diagrams, not sure. There are folks out there who have found an original, make copies (either paper or CD) and then sell them on ebay. Not sure if that's actually legal or not. If Singer keeps up their copyrights, than it's not. Most people think that anything prior to 1923 is out of copyright, but that's not necessarily the case.

Glenn, you are such a wealth of info. I was lucky. I got to it in time. I used a mild paste cleanser and wiped it off. Let it dry, then used teak oil. It looks okay, a little lighter, but so faint you can hardly see it. I ended up oiling all the teak in the LR. What a job. But it needed it.

You mean to tell me that you don't miss this lovely Kansas weather?????? Sure you don't want to come back for this week's snowfall???
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LOL... I DO miss it! And if you'll be so kind as to make up another wonderful Kansas breakfast of bacon and eggs.... I'll troop right on over there and shovel your driveway! Gettin my boots on...... :wink:

Glenn, the Treadleon Workshop has directions on building display and handcrank machine bases. Blueprints and plenty of pics.

Anyone who ever gets a chance should attend a Ray White machine repair seminar. His web site has a listing of sites. We had him come to our town and it is not hard to do. You find a place, perhaps a LQS, for as cheap as you can and play host. You used to get a discount if so many came to the seminar. He also holds classes in MO, where he lives. He also brings lots of supplies and parts and sells them cheaper to students. Ray used to have a CD with lots of manuals on it. I don't know if he sells it on his website or not. Whitesewingmachine.com, I think.

LOL... I DO miss it! And if you'll be so kind as to make up another wonderful Kansas breakfast of bacon and eggs.... I'll troop right on over there and shovel your driveway! Gettin my boots on...... :wink:[/quote]

Wait until Tuesday to come so you can see fresh snowfall, lol. Bring a shovel as mine is already worn out.

i'm gonna quit putting these ads on here until I buy the thing, lol. My dumb.

Ok, this one I will share. Bathroom remodeling not started yet, lol. Nice White treadle. And I'm done now posting; have to get ready for church.
http://wichita.craigslist.org/atq/2199165014.html

I love puzzles, also, but it took me 1 minute and 28 seconds to do that sewing machine puzzle in the 'Very Easy" choice :oops: :shock: I guess my morning coffee hasn't kicked in yet!

[quote=Miz Johnny]Ok Miz Johnny even if it is a TS, which I believe is the boat shuttle, it still looks really skinny. I would love to see that machine in person and watch you use it. Did the ad say how much it weighed. What a really nice find for you.

Nancy