Northmount

@LeoBasic hasn't been back on the site since the day he posted this machine for sale. I will be locking this thread and moving it to old/sold.

Moved your post to leather sewing machines.

Welcome aboard! Post your manuals here. If the files are too large, send me a PM and I'll give you an address you can send them to me at and I will post them for you.

Spammer is now blocked. Location said Canada, IP address Gujranwala, Punjab, Pakistan

To all users! Considering the resolution of smart phone screens and most computer monitors, you don't need to post hi res photos. Nobody can see the difference due to their screen resolution and size. There are still a lot of places in the world where download speeds are pretty slow and could take hours to download some of the photos people like to post their large photo files! So give us all a break. Downsize your photo files to 800 pixels in the longest dimension. That is very adequate for purposes of this website.

Please post your photos here as jpgs. Then they are available for all to see now and in the future when users want to study this thread.

You realize that this thread is over 4 years old?

Moved your post to leather sewing machines.

Moved to leather sewing machines. You are more likely to find some answers here.

You could post this under wanted

OP hasn't been on this site since July 26 Locking and moving this thread to old/sold as it is over 60 days old and OP is non-responsive.

Locked the file and moved to old/sold due to you non-compliance.

Moved to old/sold and locked due to your non-compliance that you follow the rules, and not replying to interested parties.

You need to resize the photos to fit. See this thread for some helps. Plus there are lots of apps and web helps available off the internet. 800 pixels in the longest dimension is quite adequate for phones and computer screens. High resolutions don't help improve what you can see on the typical screen. Post pictures of the front, side, and back of the left end of the machine.

800 Pixels in the longest dimension is great for viewing on phones and computer screens. At that resolution you can post many photos in the same post. Yours are toooo small. Also best to post without zipping them. It is extra nuisance to open as have to save to disk instead of viewing as part of your post.

IP address puts the location as possibly Bear Creek,

Make sure when you are turning that you have gone past the bottom dead centre and the needle has risen about a quarter inch to make sure the hook catches the top thread loop and doesn't drop it. That is when it skips a stitch. When you lift the presser foot, just lift is slightly while making your turn. Lifting it too far releases the top tension disks, thus you lose top tension. Usually, when you lose the top tension, it doesn't pull the bobbin thread up to the top, so maybe my answer is way off base!

Moved your post to leather sewing machines. You'll get more help here.

If you won't provide price and follow the posted rules, I will remove this post.

Moved to leather sewing machines.

Patchers use the presser foot to advance the leather for each stitch. Smooth foot, no or little advance. Top feed, no bottom feed.

What link are you looking at? Very first post in this thread shows dead link removed and to click here to find the file we retrieved and uploaded here in this screen capture: Go to this post as was referenced in the screen shot picture above: https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/45636-archery-arm-guard-pattern-instructions-pdf-file/?do=findComment&comment=547654

Moved your post to leather sewing machines. This is where the machine guys hang out. From what I can see, plus the age of your machine, that looks like it is a clutch, and would be on the end of a clutch motor. The motor runs at constant speed all the time it is turned on. As you press on the foot pedal, it engages the clutch. Takes a lot of practice to run the machine at low speed. It's more fussy that a clutch on a car/truck with a standard transmission. Others will be along to confirm or correct my comments.

Pictures, shipping and price added for the OP. Located in Northern Wisconsin. No shipping, pick up only. Price $1700 US$

Added photos to first post in this thread. File sizes reduced, 800 pixels wide, medium resolution.