Army M

Eddy do you still have the baby bull ? give me a call or email. army@agelesstrength.com phone 310 -387-5055 thanks Army

Do you still have this if so I may have a n interest. been looking for something like this. Army 310-387-5055

Wizcrafts thanks I will print out the check list. I turned the machine down because I called a few machine specialists (ohio and L.A. )and they told me you can not get parts for this. You can for the singer 29K and 29-4 and many others but since this was a sample machine it is very rare . Not all its parts are compatible. I will use your advice and print this for my next look at a machine here in the near future. I found a singer 29-4 and it has been sitting inside an office not used for years . I also looked at it yesterday. It works but is stiff. The old directions that come with it say to pour kerosene in the oil holes to loosen it up. I would take it to my machine guy here in Los Angeles who refurbishes these and he said it would be 80 bucks to take it apart and get it working smoothly. It 300 bucks and looks to be in great shape from what i can tell. I really want one of these patch machines . It is the shipping that would kill me if i got one from Ohio or the East coast. Thanks , Army

Found out it is a Singer 29-3 they only made them for a few months. It was made in 1906.

I believe this to be a Singer 29k series machine may be a 29K 50 or 70-71 can any one identify it. I may be able to purchase it for 350-400 dollars. Of course I will make sure it runs properly . I was going to print out a manual to take with me to see if all the parts are included and get familiar with it before driving to see it. Any help would be nice. I know to look at the plate on the front but was hoping some one here was familiar with this particular machine and could tell me more specifically about them. I want it for sewing small leather items.I have a couple of larger machines including a Singer 132K . Thanks, Army