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Screwed up photos in Gallery → Shops, Tools & Machines
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Parts need for DIY speed reducer parts as they would be when installed. You would need a mounting surface for this to sit on. You could use any size pulleys, so you could get the speed you need. -
Parts need for DIY speed reducer Parts not in proper location. -
file:///Users/dangray/Downloads/IMG_0626.JPG file:///Users/dangray/Downloads/IMG_0628-2.JPG This might give you an idea of what can be made. One picture shows parts separated the other the way ti would be working. the pulleys have allen screws to fix it to shaft along with 3/16 woodruff key, on the other side of the pillow blocks there is a collar that locks shaft so it stays in place. All parts can be purchased on ebay. This setup is using 3/4" shaft.
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Lever when lifted puts into normal movement. It is working opposite of the way it should.
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Finally got the needles and it does rotate in the common direction towards the operator. My problem is the feed dogs are running in reverse. they push the material towards the front. I can't find a repair manual for this machine Pfaff 433-0-6B. Does anyone know what the problem could be? Thanks Dan
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Thanks for reply Constabulary, By rotation I am referring to does the flywheel turn to the front or rear. I am waiting on needles or I would have tried to check by sewing.
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Hi All, Well I guess I just pick machine that are hard to find information on. The 433 was locked up and I got that fixed without much of a problem. The question I have is what is the proper rotation for this machine?
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Received the belt from Sewcat and it does not work. the belt is too long and teeth on belt are different. I called them and am waiting for them to respond. I am hoping they pulled wrong belt from stock.
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Needle system: ............................................................................................................ 134 - 35 Needle thickness (Nm) in 1/100 mm: ........................................................................... 80 - 100 This is from their instruction book
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You misunderstood me I was talking about the cog belt inside the machine.
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Hi everyone, I just found a Pfaff 463 for $30.00 and could not pass it up. My problem is the belt has broken due to non use for 20 years. My question is does anyone know how to time the belt during replacement? The rest of the job is quite easy but I lack the timing information. Dan
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Did you ever sell this machine?