Well, all I know is that the parts wear out faster on the newer machines. I just had to have the feed dogs replaced on my embroidery machine. Can you imagine wearing out the feed dogs?????? I've been sewing since I was knee high to a grasshopper (55+years) and have many sewing friends and no one has ever had to have their feed dogs replaced. Even tho, am glad to have the machine cleaned and back to me.
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Were the feed dogs a plastic or a rubber compound? I know some of the touch and throws are that way (rubber) so they can do the side to side motion for the flexi-stitches and they wear out. They wear extra fast if you get oil on them while oiling the bobbin area too.
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Originally Posted by ArchaicArcane
(Post 5796526)
Were the feed dogs a plastic or a rubber compound? I know some of the touch and throws are that way (rubber) so they can do the side to side motion for the flexi-stitches and they wear out. They wear extra fast if you get oil on them while oiling the bobbin area too.
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I've had to replace metal feed dogs on vintage machines. It happens. Sometimes the teeth are chipped off and just don't grab like they're supposed to.
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