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CowboyBob

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  1. These old Landis #1 are great for heavy & thick material because the only needle made anymore is a size #26 for #346 thread.The needlebar is not adjustable so the only other needle that would work would have to be a longer one you could shorten.If I remember correctly it's around 3" long.Parts for it will be hard to find too.If you do buy it I know where you can order needles from.
  2. No,it hasn't been modified,that's how they look when their wornout,time for a new one,that's also why it's loose.
  3. Are you holding onto the needle thread for the first 3 stitches when you start sewing?
  4. Ferdco is the only one that ever had them & they closed up approx. 10 yrs ago
  5. Might just be thread jammed in the hook,put some oil all the way around the outside of the bobbincase & spin the shaft back & forth & it should free up.
  6. They are taper pins,it is best to NOT separate it.
  7. Does it move at all if you rock the shaft back & forth?
  8. WOW, That came out real nice,those older models always seemed to work better than the newer ones with the timing belt!
  9. I'd say it's a fair price & what's nice you can still get parts for it unlike so many other old Singers.
  10. Yes,I'll agree that's what it looks like to me too.You might try to tighten your foot pressure a turn or two.
  11. You have to "break" it loose too.Put a screwdriver carefully in the bottom of the groove & tap it to spin on on the shaft.
  12. Maybe it is stuck,you might want to tap the casting it alittle (carefully) w/a hammer & screwdriver.
  13. Do you have enough slack in the foot lift chain?
  14. There's 7/32 & .2188 or 15/64 @ .2344.
  15. Here's some pics of the carrier from a Singer & Claese. the Durkopp has a .030 larger center hole & the teeth are further apart on the Durkopp too.
  16. This issue has been resolved.He brought it back to us & since he had a Ferdco 440 for some unknown reason he thought the top tension should be as tight as the Ferdco .So we adjusted the top tension (loosened it a lot) for him & he sewed on a lot of leather & was so happy he bought a CB3200 for his holsters.
  17. We have a trigger pull guage,works great for setting the bobbin tension on certain machines.
  18. I found a manual. Singer 29K51,53,56 parts.pdf
  19. We have put the 550 watt Family-Sew motors on these 132K6 with a 45mm pulley & they work great.
  20. Looping underneath is always upper thread either too loose or incorrectly threaded,with a home machine you could be using a thread to large for it can also cause looping.So double check the threading & then keep tighten the top needle tension as far as you need to get it to stop looping.
  21. If your still having a problem,give us a call & if we don't answer leave a message & we'll get back to you as soon as we can.
  22. Either it's not threaded correctly or the top tension is too loose. So double check the threading first, when you know for sure it's right then tighten the top thread 1/2 a turn at a time until it stops.
  23. IF it's threaded correctly,the tension is tight enough ,make sure you pull the handle all the way forward & back & you always hold the thread for the first 3 stitches it shouldn't be jamming up.Miss anyone of the above & any Industrial might jam.
  24. You make it look so easy.Thanks for making the Great video!
  25. Epoxy would wear quickly,we always filed them & yes if this is deep enough it is one of the many reasons it could be skipping.
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