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CowboyBob

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  1. Matt You do what you want BUT it's going to be a job getting the old shaft out.You can adjust the stitch length by turning the screw with the point on the end. A lot of times people don't need to change the length much once they get it set up.
  2. I really doubt you'll find anything.The best thing to do is turn the machine by hand so the needlebar is all the way down,then turn the handwheel towards you until the needlebar rises approx 3/32" then turn the cam so the point of the shuttle is at the needle,tighten the screws on the cam, thread the machine & see if it sews & if the foot walks like it should if it does your very lucky (LOL) Then you can drill the hole for the taper pin.
  3. @AlainaZHave you checked to make sure your safety clutch isn't kicked out?Always check it b4 re-timing your hook.Be sure the A & B marks line up.
  4. Take the end cap off & remove the 2) screws one @ 3:00 & one @ 9:00 & it should just slide out.
  5. My guess is there's a spring missing in the stitch length,open the top oval plate,then push the needlebar front to back & see if you see movement there.There's a screw(#200607) w/a larger head on it maybe 1/4" & it is supposed to have a spring(#202295) under it. Singer 153W101-1 stitch length.pdf
  6. If you need a spring we have them in stock.
  7. @BirdpathThis screw is the standard attachment screw #286S 9/64"x40 tpi if you can't find ant we stock them.
  8. This motor has sealed bearings,there (might) be an oil hole in the center of the casting to the left of the pulley to lube the bearing for the clutch.
  9. I have some 214x1#19 in stock,since this needle is longer & the machine was designed for heavier leather you won't find a leather point smaller then #22.You might not want to hear this but a smaller machine like a Singer 111w,Consew 225,226R,Juki 562,563 would wotk alot better & mark less than the 132 & you can get leather needles down to size#14.
  10. Sounds to me like you've missed a spot when you oil?Re-oil everything you can esp on the arm.
  11. @john27 Are you sure it's hitting the foot or is it the feed dog?
  12. @cadet4x4Yrs ago we used to put the reverse & highlift on these.We have the needles,bobbins & thread in stock.You'll need to let us know the current needle length.The bobbins should measure 3/4"x3/4".
  13. @TomEGrease will never work into the inside shaft of the roller so only use oil,see attached file for a manual that should work for this motor.Servo motor directions.pdf
  14. Most people we sell thread to use nylon for patches.
  15. Go to page #26,loosen the screws #42 & turn cam #41 (walking foot cam)to adjust.You access it from the backside of the machine.
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