[Pfaff 28 Cylinder Bed Sewing Machine]

I have a nicely running Pfaff 28 cylinder bed sewing machine up on Ebay.

www.ebay.de/itm/200951353602

Will ship worldwide (machine head + motor + accessories only - but not the machine stand).

Shipping costs depends on your location.

I you have questions please contact me - otherwise what you see is what you get.

[Singer 111G156 - Timing Belt Replacement]

Thats what I thought too. Thanks anyway. I hope I get this machine back to life very soon. I hope the manual will answer my "timing questions" when I have installed the belt again. But belt has not arrievd yet.

BTW - what an AWESOME forum!

[Singer 111G156 - Timing Belt Replacement]

Mine is not listed there - probaly a Made in Germany machine?

[Singer 111G156 - Timing Belt Replacement]

I see! Yet, I have not noticed that the other subclasse have no reverse Lever.

Is it possible to tell the age by the serialnumber of the machine?

[Singer 111G156 - Timing Belt Replacement]

Awesome - thanks a lot Geneva! Seems my assumption was right!

BTW - does someone know what the difference between the subclasses 155 and 156?

And why is mine a 111G and not a 111W? Probably because it was made in Germany? I somewhere red that some Singers where made in Germany.

[Singer 111G156 - Timing Belt Replacement]

Hi Folks,

I´m not new here, I registered about 1 year ago already but this is my 1st post. I´m not sure If I have to introduce my self somewhere, If so I will do later.

I´m currently working with an ADLER 104 with roller foot and I just bought a Singer 111G156 (walking foot).

The mechanics of the machine is quite clean but the timing belt is torn so I have to replace it. Otherwise is seems to be in okay condition. Well, its probably not as I have no experience with a walking foot machine. So I have to figure out what is going on with this machine.

So the 1st question is - how can I replace the timing belt?

From my understanding the easiest way would be to remove the hand wheel and then remove the axle bearing and then squeeze the belt through the hole. I´m probably wrong with that so I would appreciate to get some advise from some experienced mechanics.

I will post some pictures of the machine later today.