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  1. Singer 132K6

    Serial # EJ144233

    Date of Manufacture 08-08-1953

    The 132K6 is in good working condition, with Kick walking foot action, with large capacity bobbins, has a bit of paint missing through wear and tear, it’s over all condition mechanically is good.

    I was having tension problems, tried a eBay tensioner, but threw that in the bin and paid a bit extra and got one from Australian Sewing, no more tension problems.

    Can have any stitch length between 1 mm and 13 mm if needed, easy to adjust.

    The motor is good quiet 1480rpm with good clutch.

    The original table top was resealed not to long back and in solid condition.

    It also has an LED light over needle area to make sewing easy on old eyes.

    Asking $1800.00 or Best Offer.

    Contact me @ 

    bert1951@gmail.com

    Also available,

    Rotary hook & Bobbin Case Complete, Original Singer, Used. Various sewing guides.

    Bobbins New and Used and magnetic thread lubricator and other bits and pieces.

    I also have thread available, and various Needles, if required.

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  2. Serial # : EB019894

    Date of Manufacture 10-03-1937

    This Machine is in good operating Machine sews as good as it looks. I have it set on a 4 mm stitch length as that is what I use. Check stitch length gauge photo. Hand side wheel and/or treadle powered.

    It has a new Leather Belt. The Machine is in original condition and has not been repainted. Base has been repainted. Missing nuts or bolts have been replaced with genuine Singer replacements.

    Comes with a homemade sewing table, made from original plans found on the net and makes sewing bigger items easier. I have it mounted on castors for ease of movement (Yes it’s heavy). It also has an LED light over needle area to make sewing easy on the eyes. As I use large spools I have made a setup so I can use them as well as normal reels.

    Have some spare needles and bobbins available if required.

    Located in North Central, Victoria, Australia.

    $2000.00 or Best Offer.

    Contact me @ 

    bert1951@gmail.com

  3. On 2/28/2024 at 1:02 AM, Becks said:

    Hi there. Any chance I could get a copy of the 132k6. I’ve just acquired one, although misled I’m looking forward to using it. I just need a manual to check how. Can I use thinner thread on this machine. Also, can I change the size of needle. It’s a 26 at the moment using nearly rope size (I jest) to what I’m used to on my 331k1. I repair horse rugs etc.

    Yes you can use lighter thread, I have and used size 18 needles.

    Bert.


  4. I think dikman has a good point, I would not class them as leather sewing machines, they are more suited to sewing heavy material or light canvas at best.

    Some of my machines are older then me and still sew like they did when new, I would hate to see one of those after sewing leather for a while.

    They look like my daughters plastic fantastic sewing machine, the plastic twists as it sews anything heavier then bed sheets.

    Bert.


  5. I think @chuck123wapati might have a good idea there, I have used a 12 cm computer fan to remove hot air from the the back of our caravan fridge and that worked good, it moves a lot of air. Being 12 volt you don't need an electrician to set it up for you.

    Sadly the older caravan fridges don't work all that good once it gets over 34 °C and along the Murray just after Christmas it's around 35 to 40 °C in the shade.

    Bert.


  6. When we had a farm my youngest daughter wanted a horse, it did not matter what I said she had to have one.

    I sat her down and we worked out how much the hay burner was going to cost to maintain, but that did not work, so I said to her if we get it she will have to get up an hour earlier to feed it and look after it before she goes to school and then put it away and feed it when she got home off the bus.

    Funny thing, I did not hear much after that. :lol:

    Bert.

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