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  1. CowboyBob
    Yes,the only difference is the raised gib (for thinner threads) otherwise they are the same.
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    @Ken2 Here's a couple pics.You can lay a piece of cardboard on top of the arm & make a pattern.If I made this one I would of used some thin angle iron & 2 screws for the mounting tabs.
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    Yes good machine,parts from the 29K71 will fit it,so it's better then a 29-4 which take different parts many which are not made anymore.
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    Older model Juki 341
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    Wrong needle,these are home machine needles & are approx 1/4" too short,you need to buy 135x16 needles.You shouldn't have any problem finding them,but if you do we have them in stock.
  6. CowboyBob
    Looks like screw #1365.See attached parts list. 226R-1.pdf (consew.com)
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    Once in a while the lower disc behind the check spring splits & can pinch the thread.You also want to make sure it isn't getting caught on the thread stand?
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    @BrickCityBeasts
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    @BrickCityBeasts Did you take the large screw out of this clamp? Or is it missing?
  10. CowboyBob
    When you put the needle plate back on make sure the little tab of the bobbincase is in the slot of the needle plate which is @ the 9:00 position.Also make sure it's threaded correctly & that you have enough tension & hold on the the needle thread for the 1st 3-4 stitches.
  11. CowboyBob
    @BrickCityBeasts Glad you like the reducer! You might need to adjust the reverse & foward stitch length ,foward stitch is the lower screw,loosen the locknut & turn the screw to the left,the upper screw in the pic is for reverse.You might need to ajust both so the stitch length is the same in foward & reverse.
  12. CowboyBob
    The best way to adjust this is loosen the screw in the stitch indicator,then push the button in & adjust the stitch length to full length.Then spin the indicator to the #5 & tighten the set screw on it.
  13. CowboyBob
    Like Gary said you might have to not set your needle so deep.Here's a manual. Bonis manual.pdf
  14. CowboyBob
    @Devorah Here's a couple of manuals for the 269 & yes they aren't the easiest machine in the world to work on. class_269w.pdf 269w.pdf
  15. CowboyBob
    It's possible he made a wooden crate for it & that's why it so heavy?
  16. CowboyBob
    When I ship them double-boxed they weigh 52 Lbs (the extra box & packing weigh 6 lbs) he might want to re-check the weight because he's way off.
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    Do you have any play or movement of the needlebar left to right ?
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    The only advantage of this machine over the Consew is the higher lift & easier stitch length adjustment.It should take a longer (190R) needle and only Pfaff feet fit Pfaff's so they tend to cost more $.If you were to buy a Juki 562,563,1541 or 1508 your Consew feet will interchange.
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    Yes,buy it's a great machine for auto upholstery.
  20. CowboyBob
    Yes,but like I mentioned b4 Sailrite chgs alot for everything.we sell these same feet & have them in stock for $10.00 ea.
  21. CowboyBob
    Once you get it where it needs to be tighten the screws as tight as you can or it will slip & stick up again.
  22. CowboyBob
    @Lgbrs9 Loosen this screw & try to push the bracket it fits into.
  23. CowboyBob
    Reposting....
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    The clamp might be stuck on the shaft,did you loosen the screw alot?If so you could try & put a screwdriver between the clamp & pry it just alittle to get it to open so you can push the bar down.
  25. CowboyBob
    It is a 205MO-25 that has a top jump foot w/teeth on it made for sewing moccasins,from the factory it will barely sew 3/8".it has feed dogs underneath that need to pull the leather through which can leave marks on the bottom & you could the teeth off the upper foot if there still on it.
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