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shoepatcher

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  1. That is a pfaff drop down roller guide. glenn
  2. will try to get a pic of it for you. Sorry for the lateness. glenn
  3. Consew make a copy of this. Not sure the model #. That me be a source for replacement. glenn
  4. I have an Adler 205-370 so these feet not of use to me. Sorry glenn
  5. Put the head in the front or between the seats. Take it off the table! glenn
  6. I prefer the hollow ploy belts with the aluminum burr. Even better than the solid belts. glenn
  7. 441 feet compatible with most all 441 clones. The damn blanket foot that come on the genuine 441 is useless. Whoever designed that and it is very big and wide should be shot.! Piece of junk as far as I am concerned. Not usable on most projuects. glenn
  8. Hook you do not want to fool with. Anyway to lower the roller foot? glenn
  9. Can you lower the roller foot anymore so as to be tighter to the roller feed ring? glenn
  10. pull balance wheel and clean that. Looks great so far! remark all oil holes with red paint stick. glenn
  11. Also look at the Juki 2341. 3rd generation machines. glenn
  12. Not interested in buying the machine if that is what you asking.

    glenn

  13. Sandt and Shoen were German made clickers. One bought the other but I do not know who bought who. I would research in Germany for the manuals. glenn
  14. feet out of sync with the feed dog. Feed dog supposed to be coming up when inner presser foot and needle come down. They all should meet at the top of the throat plate. glenn
  15. 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
  16. 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
  17. 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
  18. call or text Hoffman Brothers again. glenn
  19. Contact Puritan in Mass. They are still in business. They can help you. glenn
  20. same bobbin as a 168 W101 Singer post. glenn
  21. Lots of practice. You get the parts list and operations manual with it? read both well before sewing. glenn
  22. I have hard copy only of a service manual for a 8346 Claes. glenn
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