Vintage Sewing Machine Shop.....Come on in and sit a spell
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Originally Posted by mickey
Ok Here are the pictures of the 128VS? She is smaller that i thought it would be. Used to the industrials i guess.
i am assuming that i will need to use kerosene to unfreeze the parts
i am assuming that i will need to use kerosene to unfreeze the parts
If you loosen the center knob to disengage the machine will the hand wheel move?
I do not think it will take much to get it going again but you need to let me know about if it is moving at all. Sometimes if you take the face plate off and use a hair drier on the high setting it will loosen the gummy oil and get it moving again.
Let me know how it is working.
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Originally Posted by Charlee
What is that little machine Billy...I get the feeling that I should know, but I don't!
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i cant't tell whether it will move up or down, because when you turn the wheel it free spins. it is not connected to something inside correctly. at least that is my opinion.
decals look good in picture but scratched up in person
decals look good in picture but scratched up in person
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if i pull the face plate off and take a picture will that help? Do i have to remove it from the base first?
sorry i have no clue what i am doing but i will thanks to you.
sorry i have no clue what i am doing but i will thanks to you.
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Originally Posted by mickey
i cant't tell whether it will move up or down, because when you turn the wheel it free spins. it is not connected to something inside correctly. at least that is my opinion.
decals look good in picture but scratched up in person
decals look good in picture but scratched up in person
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billy how do you tell the difference between a industrial and a vintage home use? my old industrial is a self-oiler and has to have a pan, and i have never seen one with a backstitch lever(i think that is what it is it could be a stitch ength control--also not seen on most industrials)
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Originally Posted by mickey
billy how do you tell the difference between a industrial and a vintage home use? my old industrial is a self-oiler and has to have a pan, and i have never seen one with a backstitch lever(i think that is what it is it could be a stitch ength control--also not seen on most industrials)
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when i turn the little knob it is as tight as it will go and the wheel still free spins
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my industrial does. but how can you tell by just looking at the head--no table no motor. it does have a rod in the back but that is a knee lift lever for the pressure foot, isn't it?
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