Buddy NY

ThX for the input I was your probable ring,, those 4 ounce jars are like,, 7-8$ apiece\ I mgonna give it a shot THX

Hi kids the tandy eco line is crap for bikes,, but they have a color called cranberry,, which is perfect anyone know where i can find , or, mix an oil based dye I looked at the swatches on Fiebings,, but there red looks skechy I figure im goona have to mix this , but its for MY own Bike,, so Its gotta be spot on THX

hey dave, im in NC,, wilmington area no matter what i say my name is or my business,,,,, i get the handle,, New York,, Yank ,, or Brooklyn,,,,Im from NYC originally got that thick NY twang going on I got to live with it,, TN was worse,, they had some great names for me,,LOlL

Might have been a tippman aerostich if you go to the tippman web site you'll see a roller guide attachment that works on the Aerostich or the Boss maybe you get a little creative & see if you can rig one up best buddy

Hey Q I found the manual i just have to scan it or photo copy it your in TN right?. IM in NC if i cant scan i ill make you a copy & send it to you... you can send me your address off line if you like . ill let you know tommorrow

I own the same machine i can dig out the manual for you it"ll take a few days & surprisingly the manual is petty detailed & well written I owned the Singer the manuals are similar i'd have to scan it & send a PDF

Hi Nik Nice bag,, make a couple of saddle bags & some toolbags & hit the local bikeshow & gun shows,, ive had pretty good luck with that but i cant quit my day job yet Buddy 09 deluxe flathead 45

Hi Mike sound like a great fix especially for folks who dont have taps & dies i have never used them i tend to build/fix thing with over kill in mind thanks for the info , now i have another trick in my hat thanks buddy

Thats good to hear Charlie. im moving & I packed up the Boss today, as i was brakeing it down I took a hard look at all the steel screws & the aluminum threaded holes other than the handle being loose a bit, I didnt notice any slop or "Ovaling of the alum threaded hole ive had mine for several years,, it does what i want it to do.. I do alot of bike stuff //tool bags//seats //saddle bags ,ect ect thanks Buddy

Gotta start off telling ya , i like my Boss. not problems,minor if any. Im sure this was subject was tossed about, But i couldnt find it So here goes,,, The Material Guide attachment on the aluminum Boss's are held on by one steel machine screw threaded into the aluminum housing. On mine, a 1/16 turn past snug, stripped the alum threads on the machine (Snug was not tight enough, to much slop) my fix was to re-tap the threads to a larger thread size, then i ground down a Hex head machine screw as to not hit the bobbin its flush with the inside wall of the machines housing, Problem solved has this been a problem common to the alum boss's or was mine a freak thing thanks Buddy