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    The smallest made & they are a S-point is size#21,I do stock the 7x3 in a round point in sizes #19,20,21,22,23 which some people use when using thinner thread.You might consider getting a smaller upholstery machine like an old Singer 111w or something & keep it setup for thin leather.It will take some adjusting on the Outlaw to get the tension right & they when you go back to thick thread you'll have to re-adjust.
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    Yes,it is a wick system,but I would still manually oil all the places esp in the needlebar area before you sew on it.
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    It is 240498
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    If your asking for a link to the plate here it is.
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    Looks like a nice project,do a search I think another member restored one of these a few yrs ago.
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    This plate raises up a good 3/8" if your not sewing over 3/8" of leather it would work.
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    For no thicker than what your sewing a size#92 would look better because the smaller thread will hide the knot better in thin leather like this.
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    Yes,I think you understand what is going on here.The best way to clean it is & take it to a car wash (with hot water) use spray some degreaser all over,then soap it spray all the parts & rinse off.Then when I get back to the shop blow out all the oil holes & everything else off with air.When people take them apart they can damage or loose parts & some of these are impossible to find.It really doesn't need to be super clean as people might like them to be.
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    Yes,there is a bolt with a tapered head on it that is at the end of the rod.Turn machine & watch on the rightside underneath you'll see where the rod comes down to make the hook shaft go back & forth.You just need to tighten it alittle & will have to hold the head of the screw when you tighten the locknut it so it doesn't get too tight.
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    We sell them in packs of 10 & have size #24 in stock
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    We stock market feet & other parts for the Adler 67's for alot less $$ than Adler sells them for.And if you have an Adler you should try to buy another Adler if you need a 2nd machine so the feet & etc interchange.
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    @Wellington This code means it does not have drop-feed,it would be a machine more suitable for binding.
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    Yes,push it in.
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    Put some oil on the bar just ahead of the lower circled part,you could try tapping on the rightside of the L-piece just above the small bar.One more thing to look at is on the first pic,you have a lifter bar that picks the foot up,take it off & the then take the big headed screw out & look at the bottom,there's a release pin there that could of slipped backwards holding it up.
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    Put some oil in the bushings there's an upper & lower one where the bar runs through.Then push or tap on the foot & it should go down.Don't loosen the circled screw.
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    I'll agree with the rest of them,this seller is clueless about machines or he wouldn't be running it w/o the needle plate on it! They could had at least cleaned it up & put a needle plate & outside on it b4 the vid!Probably pretty well worn coming from Lazyboy.
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    It looks like a 7-38,the wear your looking at is normal,the takeup doesn't move @ that point so the thread can be picked up by the hook.Oil everything on it that moves & there are places when you spin it it might get alittle harder to turn like when the feet lift do to the action against the pressure foot spring.
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    The problem with the Seiko CH8B is there isn't much available feet,needle plates & etc for it like the more common 441 style machine.
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    When looking @ it turn it clockwise.
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    @kgg Did you look @ the other machines he has for sale? He really gives them all a sales pitch,I'll bet he's on ebay to trying to pawn these off too as Heavy Duty! He has a 31-15 listed for $400.00 w/table which would be a way better choice than the little portable machine with the pulleys.
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    It should sew to 3/8".Like most Industrial machines you can unbolt the head off of the stand & haul it in 2 pieces.The head weighs around 70lbs.
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    It's the same machine as a 31-15 just 3" shorter & has a roller foot.Use regular grease (wheel bearing type) will work on the motor bearings.
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    Oops!Thanks for catching it.
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    @AlZilla I just saw 3 of these spindles on ebay
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