Old Coach Saddlery

Interested in 1911 also

Got my rein rounder from Bruce many years ago.

I am searching for the screw for the 900b presser foot. I have 2 of my own machines but this is for the one at my work. I took one of mine down to the local hardware store. 4mm to small and 5mm to big. Almost threaded in the 10x32 but not quite right. I will call Tony Luberto if I have to. I was hoping someone would have the right answer.

8mm x1.25 is the size

I can check mine tomorrow for you.

Nice job. Will give it a try!

We have a 545 at our work. Used for light duty repairs on chaps and such. Parts are a little harder to find for the machine and more expensive. Personally I prefer a Juki over the Pfaff

Bruce johnson leather is the guy who would likely know something about that mark.

Would an easy out screw extractor work, or is it to small? i have never had a screw that tight. Are you sure it isn’t a reverse thread?

That’s awesome. ❤️ Speedy

So I work mostly on English tack and occasionally on simple western repairs. I have been asked to turn some western stirrup leathers using a wrap method. Can anyone help me out. I am only familiar with the broom method.

Yes I have carpal tunnel. I was diagnosed about 10 years ago. I was scheduled for surgery in March and then Covid happened. I wear braces at night and if I have worked them to hard I will also take Meloxicam. I have a small cattle farm and make hay so my surgery has to be in the off season. So I will wait till after the new year. I too have a touch of arthritis. Wish you well with your surgery.

Super job!!!

Very nice. Welcome to leatherworkers

There is a company called Intrepid international that does list it. 800 347 0033 nickle welded D 2”. #110113 Conway brass 2” # 244541

What is it that you are making? there is Ohio travel bag if you are doing luggage. Chupp Brothers if you are working on harness. I do have some other names I could give you later.

Weaver leather should have what your looking for.

Agreed. Love the history.

No it was a Sutton stand. It came with the sewing machine. They are used in the shoe industry. I removed the motor and replaced it with a servo and speed reducer. I kept the stand because its compact and put wheels on it so I could tuck it in a corner of the shop and pull it out when needed. I think your Adler is an early model. You should be able to run the motor off the backside of your table. i used a piece of plywood to extend the table out for that purpose.

I would have to say my stitching bench. My father gave it to me almost 30 years ago when I started with leather work. He is now gone and it will never leave me.

I work mostly on English saddlery. I just happened upon this machine and thought I would replace zippers in tall English riding boots. So I mostly look at it lol. I will oil and run it to keep it moving. I am kind of a sewing machine junky. Can't help it, that's why I have had several Singer patchers come through my shop. I like cleaning them up and get them running again. The Adler was mint and all I did was change the motor to a servo and add a speed reducer.

Glad you got it moving freely. I have a 30-70 I picked up about a year ago. I have it set up with 138 thread. They are such nice machines. You are going to love it.

I have done a few stuck Singer Patchers without having to disassemble. Oil her up good and keep rotating. So much so that it drips.

I have had the juki lu and now own the dnu. I like the dnu better. Less temperamental

I could be wrong but I believe if you take the back cover off there is an Allen screw on the shaft that just needs to be tightened.