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  1. C, Interested to see how you progress goes on this machine. I have not started on mine yet. Adler's to do first. Take lots of pics. glenn I
  2. C, Interested to see how you progress goes on this machine. I have not started on mine yet. Adler's to do first. Take lots of pics. glenn I
  3. Contact Ryan Neel at Neels Saddlery. They are the US distributor for Cowboy machines. he should have copies of the manuals that he can email you. Looks a lot like the Cowboy 2500 glenn
  4. What color is he machine? I can give you a rough age based on the color. If you are looking for the knurl screw that you can lock the butterfly from turning, it is called a stop screw. I need the color of the machine to see which one it needs. i may have some. glenn
  5. Pics of the machine? glenn
  6. WIZ. 29-4 did not have an eccentric for timing the shuttle. glenn
  7. They are rare. No reproduction made to my knowledge. You could contact Seiko and see if they still make the extension plate. glenn
  8. Needles available on line or from Toledo Sewing. You need to determine the class first. The 1 and 2 use system 81 needles, the 3 uses system 88. Can we see a pic of the machine? glenn
  9. New the machine head only is a t least $2500.00 so no $900.00 is not a bad price. They may have cannibalized it for parts which I never do. It is great that you can get the parts. I have a Juki 1508. Had it for over 20 years good machine. it replaced the LU-563. Get all the books on it if it did not come with it. part list, operations manual, engineering manual. You will need them. glenn
  10. Is there any numbers on the cover on the horn? It would either be an 81 0r 88. Also, max. stitch length should be 7.5mm glenn
  11. Wozzer , I got you. Check your messages. glenn
  12. pics of the machine? glenn
  13. Should be a standard "G" size bobbin like Singer 111 as to size. I would get a Pfaff bobbin for a 145. I know that will work. glenn
  14. Pic please. glenn
  15. Heritage tools are now Weaver Leather? I believe Mast Harness Shop manufactured the tools under that Label. If so, it was sold to Weaver Leather years ago. glenn
  16. Look for a mechanics manual for the Pfaff 345. The 341 was in this family of machines glenn
  17. College Sewing only caries parts for the newer 29K machines. Not 29-4 or early K machines. glenn
  18. call Bob Kovar at Toledo Sewing. He sells Consew and may be able to help you. glenn
  19. Look for the parts list for the machine. Henderson Sewing should have it on their web site. It is downloadable. glenn
  20. yep. Consew 287 Narrow cylinder arm would be 277. glenn
  21. I have hooks and bobbins. Genuine Simanco hooks and gerneric hooks. Also generic bobbins. glenn
  22. kgg, You have the front hub assembly. If you are not going to move the wheel from the end to the front, take the assembly off and seel it. People4 looking for those all the time especially if they have a long arm. The sell for $150.00US plus. Just a thought. glenn
  23. If you want genuine, contact MJ Foley. The are the master distributor for Juki in North America. Cowboy 4500 parts may fit that since they are a clone of the Juki 441. Contact Bob Kovar at Toledo Sewing. Certainly will be cheaper than genuine Juki parts. The part number for that plate is #211-52905. glenn
  24. Seiko made 226 which was made in Japan. Nice machines. Copy of Singer 111W156. It has reverse. The 225 did not have reverse. glenn
  25. send us the full model number like 1245/706-05 and any other letters. That will tell us a lot. Brass model tag or aluminum tag? glenn
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