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  1. That is what I am thinking. They made an HL high lift version and a HHL high high lift version with I think a 1 3/8" clearance of lift. glenn
  2. Ferdinand used both Adler 205-64 and Consew 754 heads to make the Bull. This one looks a lot like and Adler 205-64 except for the bobbin winder. That is a Consew 754 feature. If and Adler head, $2500.. all day long with a little clean up. glenn
  3. Ferdinand used both Adler 205-64 and Consew 754 heads to make the bull. This one looks a lot like an Adler 205-64 except for the bobbin winder. If so, $2500.00 all day long cleaned up. glenn
  4. call or text Hoffman Brothers again. glenn
  5. Contact Puritan in Mass. They are still in business. They can help you. glenn
  6. same bobbin as a 168 W101 Singer post. glenn
  7. Lots of practice. You get the parts list and operations manual with it? read both well before sewing. glenn
  8. I have hard copy only of a service manual for a 8346 Claes. glenn
  9. Rock frame has to be adjusted. glenn
  10. DA is Durkopp Adler America. They are in Georgia. You can call and order parts from them via a credit card. You must have part numbers available for them. You want to talk to Denise in parts. I think it is ext. #3. I think you will need to order the the bushing part # 167-00-067-0, stitch length plate cover #068-16-047-0, and another tension assembly for the other needle thread. You want to find parts list for a 167-273. Superior Sewing and College sewing have the parts list for Adler 167-372,373 single needle and that will work. glenn
  11. Good machines. Parts will not be cheap if you have to buy genuine. Feet from 67,167,267 are all interchangeable. Kwok Hing should be able to help you with feet. Other parts might have form DA. Still good machines to sew on. I would restore it. Look for parts list, operations manual and a mechanics manual if available. glenn
  12. Still the Juki LU562,563 are good machines. They are improved copies of the Singer 111w155. glenn
  13. Yes the flip down roller guides will fit both machines. You will need and adapter plate on the back to mount the guides. Weaver leather has them as does Kwok Hing in Hong Kong. Flip down roller guides are as cheap as $30.00 US on eBay but do NOT include the adapter plates! glenn
  14. Goldshot Ron, Each spacer is numbered with the size of the needle. 180 needle will use a 180 spacer, 200 uses a 200 spacer and so on. You can use a bigger spacer on a smaller needle but NOT a smaller spacer on a bigger needle!!! glenn
  15. Medium duty binder the 335-17 is. May be able to use 138 thread but will have to do a little work on the machine. glenn
  16. Yep Walk on the feet height is out of sync. glenn
  17. The Hirose number hook number is HSH-12-15, HSH-12-15(A). Hirose and Cerliani make great aftermarket hooks and bobbin cases. You could try one from a 111w155 glenn
  18. The gears and racks look good with very little wear on them. I would take out all the gears and racks from the horn and degrease and remove all the old oil and grease from those parts. I would also wire wheel all the parts so they look new. I do all the parts when I rebuild one. She is pretty dirty. Clean everything really well before you reassemble and try to get it to sew. Gears and racks look like those out of a 29K58. New style. Get me any parts numbers off the parts that you can. Can I see a pic of the balance wheel and the treadle stand if it has one. Thank you. glenn miller You got the old parts that were in it. If so, can I see pics of them?
  19. Should use same hook and bobbin case as a 112W116. glenn
  20. #138 thread and #23/160 needle, not #22/140 Needle system is 134-35. glenn
  21. Pics of set screw for the drive gear . Also pics of driver gear and drive rack! In fact, send us pics of the entire machine as well glenn
  22. Contact Bob Kovar at Toledo Sewing. glenn
  23. I have 5 Durkopp 17 and 1 18 to restore. Use lots of penetrating oil on it. May want to put it into an electrolysis tank to de-rust it and get parts loose. Constabulary uses the electrolysis tanks a lot with great results. Looks mostly all there. Is there a hook and bobbin in it? Great project to pursue. I have manuals on it. glenn
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