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7x23 are slightly longer IIRC. Minor needle bar height adjustment could be necessary but they may work even w/o adjustment.

sure: https://www.ebay.com/itm/234079435236 this is with what the 31K48 came ex factory but roller size may vary. however we have not seen your machine and how it is set up. Could be this type as well https://www.ebay.com/itm/143603133032

happened to me quite often. Waiting for a better price... for money to come in... lack of time... just being toooo lazy... looking for too long for information... When you see one you want grab it before someone else takes the 1st shot.

I think I mentioned somewhere that I may have one.... Will check later.... heading to work now...

I have a complete singer shuttle race for the class 7 not sure if it will fit I have some other bit but have to look for them.

Fxck AI - don´t trust it too much. Not sure what needle this subclass is using but you can use different needle systems with the smae shaft diameter but have to alter the needle bar height. That usually it not big deal. Singer 16 (more common is 287 or 1738 as needle system) have a 1.63mm diameter IIRC and 135x17 have 2mm diameter needle shaft. It may work but you have to try it. Or you try to find a needle bar that ex factory is made for 2mm shaft needles. I did that with my old Singer 51w but it using a different needle bar that does not fit the Singer 17. EDIT: oh- BTW I once owned a 34K that ex factory is using a 2mm shaft needle and I had to replace the NB and I took one from a Singer 17 (!!!) and the machine after the NB replacement worked with the 2mm shaft needles but ex factory the NB was made for Singer 16 needles (as yours) so I would just try the needles and adjusts the the NB in height. Worth trying - never say no - just try it. But hand crank the machine before you are using it with a motor. This was my hunt for a Singer 34K NB 10 yrs ago 😅 https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/66729-singer-needle-bar-i-could-use-some-help/

Way cool machine- really! I owned one but it did not suit my needs. I would not buy one again. Why - because why in the world should I pay $25-30 or one (1) needle? Chances are high that you break one and you better have a few spares on hand. Know what I mean? Depending on what you want to sew I would look for a an other model.

I had both 34K and 51w (still have it). Is sold the 34K cause I found the 51w and I do not look back. 34K is a bullet proof design, it was built to last but mine had a too tall post and I figured parts situation for the 51w is still good but even for the 34k you still find some new parts that the machine share with other Singer models. If I had too chose again I would always go with the 51w but you don´t always have choices. 34K´s also came with shorter post but sometimes you have to take what pops up on the used machine market. If you are looking "just" for a post bed machine then look for "810 Post Bed". It is more or less based on the 51w. This was my 51w project (1st model 51w):

The 17U model was made in Japan the 123 subclass has smaller diameter arm compared with other Class 17 machines and it is using Singer 15 type bobbin cases and bobbins. Apart from the hook / bobbin you should be able to use any other 17U model manual you find online. The subclasses usualy just have minor differences but the main machine often is the same. Check if needle plate and feed dog are present and in good order and see that the machine is complete in the hook area - see parts list for that or post more detailed pictures.

the needle plate and feed dog seem to be raised so the machine once was used for edge binging operations. Timing belt 224195 works for all 111w IIRC.

I think the fork is attached to part no 3033 (feed fork connection link) from the rear with a screw (the one which thread you see on your last picture) and the part 3033 is attached to the 6459 (feed regulator = Stitch length adjuster) and to the machine body with a screw and I think this is screw the read arrow is pointing to (see picture below). So I think you have to remove this screw first. The rest is trial and error. I recall it was similar on my Singer 45D91 back then. Look at these parts from the rear side, you should see the parts through the hole. Move the stitch length lever up and down and I think you will notice what I have described. EDIT: I just noticed the video - it shows what I mean.

I once owned a similar machine I stripped mine for parts back then after I found a 132K6 and I do not look back. I think they are not worth upgrading to 132K6 as parts are rare and expensive - IF the upgrade is technically possible at all. But maybe you have luck - dunu. a lot of parts (in general) can be found at College Sewing or Trojan Sewing in the UK or MARFAR in Australia.

my bad - my feed dog is from a 104-64 - sorry. Anyway, your looks normal to me.

does not look worn, it is an oval hole because you can alter the feed doh height I think I have a feed dog to compare I´ll check later today.

I see so it´s the fork. They are attached with 2 screws, one on the lower end and one centered right under the fork end. IIRC the "fork screw" can be reached from a hole under the top shaft bushing behind the hand wheel.

maybe you can post pictures and give us some more detailed information cause no one knows what parts 3037 is except we download a parts list an look through it until we find the part you talk about 😉

see attachment for different leather needles with different cutting points and how their seam appearance is schmetz_db_schneidspitzen_6s_20190510_en(1).pdf

Maybe you can explain what you mean. How thick is the material overall and what needle and thread size are you using and what do you think is "not normal"?

I just received my replacement foot today and it fits w/o problem. Good seller I´d say.

I ordered one of these just out of curiosity. https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005007232336060.html Price today is 1.49€ and free shipping on orders above 10€. Not sure what price you see on the other side of the pond. They work for cross-wound cones with a 3" / 7.5cm base. Smaller and larger thread cones do not work with this thingy (well, depends on the core diameter which on my cone is approx 1") Could be a workaround and prevents "heavy weight" x-wound thread spools from spinning on the thread pin. That sometimes can cause tension problem. Design could be a little better, IMO it could use a set screw to secure this thingy on the thread pin and the tube should the 3/4" or so longer so it would thick out of the hole on the top of the thread spool but anyway - it works as is but needed a little bending here and there. Not that everybody needs one (there are other "options" too) but its a fairly cheap workaround and could be an improvement. Just wanted to share this. 😉 Some quick pictures:

Cool video. Me as a sewing machine idjit wonders what machine is using these feet shown in minute 0.11 - 0.14. 😗 looks singerish but not 111w feet I´d say.

check if thread keeps hanging on the bobbin case opener

maybe wet binding leather performs better, just a guess

sorry I was wrong, I misinterpreted the picture (have you updated it?), forget piping feet.

Suspended Edge guides are the same as for Juki 563 / Singer 111w and similar machines. https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&sca_esv=9a662cfbafe167d5&q=Suspended+Edge+Guide+site:leatherworker.net&source=lnms&fbs=AIIjpHw2KGh6wpocn18KLjPMw8n5Yp8-1M0n6BD6JoVBP_K3fXXvA3S3XGyupmJLMg20um8wiXfIX1WBBCL40ceQNb1f_1RgkIjfpWjyi_Ry0tINHRC7VfioyuPPYs3t5QzRFCOThQJw2G3haEdB8Xf5VpajW4v6ZD1f9ayzixkbllMGhfyZ499gvQpomaFmqZmbpm9styOJPYAf6NRDYd7RbQ6wudZ0GA&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiW7pLuw4yRAxX8qP0HHd1qN8UQ0pQJegQIDRAB&biw=1600&bih=721&dpr=1 Other that that you can f.i. use presser feet with edge guides https://www.ebay.de/sch/i.html?_nkw=Edge+Guide+foot+singer+&_sacat=0&_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l1313&LH_TitleDesc=0&_odkw=Edge+Guide+foot&_osacat=0