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T Moore Medicine Hat Saddlery

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  1. The dial with the numbers has no effect on my stitch length. I keep it cleaned and oiled really good . Like the Valdez . I adjusted the bolt with the square heads and even though the dial isn't touching it it still is sewing at 5 1/2-6 stitches per inch which will do I guess.   If the dial is set on any number and it touches the bolt kn back that has the square head it sews in one hole


  2. I could have bought one of the Chinese clones and had money left over but didn't and am glad  the Pearson is much simpler and more robust than  those and honestly easier to sew with. It is better machined than a landis#1 even though they look similar and in my opinion much superior to any other machine I've sewn on . It would be your favorite machine pretty quick I bet .

    My plan is to get another machine and have one set up for light work only  and one for heavy sewing only with a good supply of needles on hand 


  3. I will try that to get them resized

    I've been using #346 thread and a 230 needle. Even used a little bit of #346 top and #277 bottom. Have a few needles of 25 and 30 size for bigger thread but haven't tried it yet  

    Your machine is nice. Mine is on a treadle stand but I've only used it as a hand crank so far my floor is not level and it tends to rock a little. I may build a platform for it  


  4. I've been trying to get pictures of my pearson #6 and some of the stitching but so far I keep getting the picturesv th oo big and they won't post. I just changed phones and can't seem to get them to resize. Hopefully I can soon. I really like the stitch quality and simplicity of function as well as the precision you can sew with these machines

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