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  1. thanks Wiz. I was looking for the 1425 manual. I found it. glenn
  2. Looking for a mechanics manual for a Pfaff 1425. Anybody got a copy or can download and send to me. glenn
  3. Contact Eli at Landis Sales in Arthur, IL. He is the expert on that machine. glenn
  4. Depends on the parts. A lot have been discontinued. glenn
  5. That is the one I have I believe. glenn
  6. First generation servo motor. Might be a Consew. They were all alike in that first generation series.
  7. Go to Sew24blogspot which is a site Durkopp/Adler has for older machines. Down load the parts list for the 67 class. I assume looking at the part you have a 67-373? Durkopp Adler in Germany may have the part. It is part #067-00-170-0. good luck. glenn
  8. There is a sewing machine dealer in Denver who I believe bought all the industrial sewing machine parts from Singer when they got out of the industrial parts business. I think it is Ralph's Industrial Sewing. Contact them via email and see if they have the part. Hope that helps. glenn
  9. You should be looking for part #33513. It replaced part #33512. Singer quit using that part because the screw would not hold tight to the shuttle carrier shaft. They would come loose over time. part #33513 uses a single set screw that goes into the shaft of the shuttle carrier. glenn
  10. The 69-73E does not have 4 motion drop feed. Rather it is skip feed that they use in binding. It still should make a 4.5-5.mm max. stitch length. Is the fed dog coming anywhere close to end of the the feed dog slot in both back and front of the needle plate? give us a short video or pics please. glenn
  11. Adler should have a mechanics manual for that machine. See if you can get one. The movable knife in the Adler 291/295 series is the one they copied when they designed the current M series that is the 867, 868, 869 machines. It is different than the one in the 467/767 machines. I could help you there. You should have parts list, operations manual and mechanics manual for that machine. it tells yo how to adjust and replace the trimming knife. glenn
  12. Cutting knife might be dull and have to be replaced. Usually it is the fixed knife. You need to get manuals on the motor. It will have the perimeters which tells you how to reactivate the buttons You can also contact Efka America in Georgia and ask to speak to Mike. He is the expert on these motors. Have the model number of the control box, motor when you call him. He has helped me in the past. glenn
  13. the 135 x 17 or 16 for leather is the same specs as a 332 needle system or 29x3, 4. More common and comes in titanium coating. send me an email and i can send you pics. glenn
  14. To all the members, I just saw a video on the new Consew 2206-14-7 sewing machine . It looks like a new machine based off the Consew 206. This one has direct drive with functions, 8mm max stitch length and get this, 14" of work space. I have seen them for sale from $1799.00 to $1995.00. Looks like a winner. Anybody have one or sewn on one??? glenn
  15. Machine made in the 50's and early 60's as Constablulary said . I have the parts list for a 30-15. It has a 14.5" arm compared to a 12" arm on a Singer short arm. It would probably fit on a singer short arm treadle. I prefer to put them on a modern off the arm table with a servo and speed reducer. I have 2 treadle Adler tables for yours but I also 2 30-15 machines to rebuild that goes on these tables. Definitely put the wheel on the front. I also have 30-1,5,7 15 operations manuals. You can use 135x17 or x16 needles on this machine. contact me and I can help you. the one thing you may need is a bobbin winder reel holder which is what Adler calls the tension rig for winding a bobbin. I have these new and complete. glenn
  16. Consew instuction manual or parts list. parts list on Consew site. You would be looking for info on a Consew 206RB or RB-1. glenn
  17. Should be an Adler 167 flatbed walking foot machine with a trim knife on it. Rare! You sew and it trims the item you are sewing by a specific trim margin. glenn
  18. Using too small a needle for #92 thread. glenn
  19. I have seen guys sew with a leather or plastic wedge behind the foot as the foots going from thick layers down to thin layers. It works. glenn
  20. Buy the 111W101. Heavier sewing machine. glenn
  21. contact Landis in Canada. They might be able to help you. glenn
  22. I do not think it is a Singer. On Singer stand. glenn
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