Three Gun

Mystery sloved!! Three Gun!!

The lead is clearly a "solid" piece of leather. The underside is the "flesh" side. There is no writing on the lead. If I recall the site that offers the dog training equipment stated that the lead was genuine leather. The supplier is a very reputable company that deals primarily with police k-9 / police dept. sales. I am familiar with the "leather particleboard" junk. This would never stand up to the forces exerted by a 100 pound dobermann or a 130 pound Shepard. Three Gun

I like the "big cow" theory!!

Kate, I would take all of the information to your local post office master as this constitutes "Mail Fraud" and is a Federal Crime. The post master can get postal authorities involved and they will hunt this clown down. Three Gun!

I recently purchased a 10 meter (32 ft.) long leather dog training lead. It is "ONE CONTINUOUS" piece of leather about 5/8 inch in width and about 3/8 inch in thickness. Does anyone know how these are "cut" from a hyde? At first I thought that the lead was several pieces glued together as there is no stiching, however after inspecting every linear inch of the lead there are no seams.

I have a Singer Class 111 model 155. I am not familiar with the "proper" name of the different parts so I hope someone out there can interpret what I am trying to explain. The part of the machine that is under the foot that moves the material away from the operator does not move under power. However if I remove the drive belt and turn the pulley by hand, this part will move back and forth. I oiled the part but under power it still does not want to move. I have studied the part from underneath the machune and nothing appears to be broken. I probably have to adjust something minor but I have not figured it out yet. Anyone out there familiar with this machine? Is anyone aware of a Singer repair help site?