SewExtremeSeams

Help! Can't make up my mind. One is a Peerless and the other is a 'I don't know yet'.

I really like both. The cabinets they come in don't make a difference to me.

It will most likely be my last treadle. I have 3 already and might add just one more.... for as long as I can hold out! ;)

Thanks for helping me...

Aurora

SherriB

She also has a store with very reasonable prices. I ordered a pack of 10 bobbins for my treadle and they were only $4, including shipping. I can't find bobbins that reasonable at the Hancock's we have.

SherriB

Can you use modern presser feet for the treadle machines? I would love to get a walking foot or quarter inch foot for my treadle. I don't trust my quarter inch seams without one.

Miz Johnny

[quote=Ashley]This is my New Home I bought for $15 at the local thrift store. I need to call the number to date it. Everything seems to be intact, the light turns on, the needle goes up and down, but it will not catch the bobbin thread. I have gotten some advice on how to remedy this, but nothing has worked yet. Tomorrow I think I am going to have to take apart the tension assembly. Any tips are appreciated!
Ashley, your New Home most likely takes an obsolete needle. I had one like it that sewed fine, but I had only 3 or 4 needles to go with it. I finally put it on the raffle table at a TOGA. The needles do show up once in a while--check around and see if anyone has any!! Unfortunately my brain has limited storage, and I can't remember the # offhand, but perhaps someone else can chime in??

Aurora

This is the machine I got from ebay. I had been looking for one to convert to a handcrank and this will be it. I already have a treadle and a want this one to be portable.

It is in great condition and the wheel turns freely. It does need a new tire on the bobbin winder but I will purchase that when I purchase the handcrank handle from SewClassic.

BKinCO

Gee, Billy, what do you think???? :twisted:

I like electricity, just like I like indoor plumbing ;)

How do I tell the difference between a "G" and a "C" on the serial number????? I'm going with C but I'm not sure...

Miz Johnny

I have several 1/4" feet for my Singer-type treadles and cranks. Not sure about the walking foot, but if you have a vertical foot machine, it should work.

JCquilts

I am posting pics of a sewing machine that I bought off ebay, and when it arrived it was in pieces. It was in perfect condition, but was packaged poorly. It was insured, so I got my money back, but they didnt pick up the machine.

I am hoping to fix it back up, but....

There is some bad damage on the bed of the machine where the Japan has chipped away.

I am looking for some guidance as to what to do...
I am going to start today trying to glue the wood base back together. There is a hole in the bent wood cover that I am not sure I can fix.

Billy, can I do anything for the bed of the machine where the chip is?

Lostn51

It is more than likely a "G" I have run across a few machines that the "G" looked like a "C" but that was because the die was damaged during the stamping process. Post the serial and I can tell you from it which series it will come under.

The "G" Series was the largest series done by Singer.


Billy