ok you need the spring and cup for the top tension unit, the long tension bar, thumb screw and nut, the clamp, washer and wing nut. that I can see. You have the long bar i believe. Also a foot, thread adjustment clamp, thumb screw and gib.
glenn
OK. question. You have the contact info for the German gentlemen that has a web site in Germany that sells Adler parts and has old shoepatcher manuals on his site. I for the love of god cannot find it. Thanks in advance C.
glenn
late 80's machine. Probably a B class with high lift. Nice machine. Uses #92 thread top and bottom. Can use #138 thread but has to have a few modifications on it.
glenn
First thing you do is clean the machine up so you can work on it. Rusty and dirty. I do not work on any machine until it is clean so I can see what is going on with it.
glenn
When timing a shoepatcher, the bobbin and hook to sits on top of the shuttle carrier has to come back to 10:00 meaning it has to go back past the needle. Needle is at 9:00. If it doe not go past that before it starts forward, will never pick up the bobbin thread. The eccentric screw and nut is what you adjust to advance or retard the travel of the hook to the needle.
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C,
That machine has been fobarred a little. I think I can fix it. Some parts needed. What the hell went in #4??? The lifter to manually lift the foot is correct.
glenn
Hirose hooks are very good hooks. Aftermarket but excellent quality. Have used them for years. Should fit for you.
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As to presser feet, I get my generic ones from M.J. Foley in Detroit. have used them for years.
glenn
26 Cobra us a clone of a Juki 341. The mechanics manual for the 341 will work on the 26. No problem. Order the machine. The 26 is not a hybrid. It is a clone of the 341. Parts are interchangeable.
glenn