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OK thanks guys. I guess the prudent thing to do is to wait for an Adler167 to come up for sale. Cheers Will in Florida

Anybody done an Adler conversion from 67 to 167? Is just a bobbin case, hook and cap all that is needed? Thank you. Cheers, Will in Florida

Yes it is supposed to be the assembly. Thanks Will

Interesting to note... The original Adler part number went from 168 16 003 4 to 0168 160034 (current). My initial internet search with the outdated part number was fruitless. Always helps to have the right part number - lol. Will

I have the part on order. Just 2 left in Germany. Official name is "strokeshaft crank". Thanks again Glenn! Will in Florida

Awesome Glenn, thanks for the help. I have found a few sources online that may have the part. Cheers Will

Thanks Glenn

Cowboy Bob at Toledo Sewing just sold me 2 of these screws - for peanuts - lol.

I'm so bummed. I broke a part on my Adler. And I just got the machine 2 weeks ago. I thought I would ask if anyone has it, before I try and order it. The part number is... 168 16 003 0 It is part of the feed dog drive. Described as a Hubw. - Kurbel (Something - Crank) in the German Adler 67 or 167 Parts List (same part). Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Guys, Will in Florida

Uwe, you are a freaking ROCK STAR - Thank you! This is the second machine you have helped me fix. Along with others, you make this forum something special. And I am sure many people feel the same way. I tightened up a few pivot points but the real ticket was adjusting the eccentric (cam) on the top shaft under the cover plate. It was pretty loose and the sleeve was floating left and right. To eliminate the unwanted movement I slid the assembly to the right forcing the sleeve against the shoulder of the cam, where it should be. I am not the first to adjust this. The two lock screws are pretty galled. You can see the results in the video. Just the needle bar has movement. It would be nice if I could fix this too, but I can't see any adjustments. I thought this machine was toast! Cheers, Will

I can't remember how to get the video to post directly to the thread, sorry. Cheers

Hi Guys, When sewing the needle, inner foot, and feed dog jumps away from the sewer about 1/16" at the end of a stitch - just before the foot lifts of the feed dog. It kind of "pops" or "snaps". The video was taken when the needle and inner foot are TDC. Is this something I can adjust or is this wear? Thanks in advance! Will https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RIwyqeWk3Y&feature=youtu.be

OK thanks, I will give them a call to see if they know. Thank you, Will

I like this table top. Does anyone know where to get one? I checked the Consew site and Google images but did not find it. Cheers, Will

Thanks Richard for the help! Could the finish coat just be something like Eco-Flo Super Shene or similar? What gives it the high gloss? Scoob, the inside is a poor quality/pigskin suede leather unfortunately, but I can change that. Thanks guys!