Johnms88

I have 2x Pfaff 595 post bed machines available for sale. Machines both have a clutch motor. Located in Buffalo, ny. 1100 for the machine with the new table. $1000 for the machine with original table. Can send more pics upon request. Limited with what the site allows for upload size.

Trading this in on a juki 2810 in a couple weeks. Figured id give someone the option to get a deal before it goes to a dealer. Has a new servo w/ needle positioner $1900 Located in Buffalo, NY

Thanks, but I will likely be needing to buy before then.

I am looking for a long arm machine. Single Needle. Looking specifically for an Adler 220/221/singer 114a long arm. Would take a long arm version of a 206 as well. Willing to entertain other machines. Located in Buffalo, NY.

I believe it uses G bobbins. The machine came with a whole bag of bobbins so im not concerned at the moment with those. I don't have proper wood working tools. Whipped this up in a couple hours with a dremel. Ill order some accessories and see if i can get them to work.

Hello. I just picked up a consew 229-r post bed machine for a great price and am looking to learn some stuff about it. I cant find much help with the typical google searches about this particular machine. The machine came with what appears to be an aftermarket top pulley which I assume slowed it down from stock. It still has the original clutch motor and what appears to be the original lower pulley. I am new to sewing and I'd like to slow it down more than it is now for obvious reasons. How would I go about doing a servo conversion or other method to slow it more with these unknown aftermarket parts? Any specific vendor suggestions for this particular scenario? I'm also looking to see what kind of feet/accessories can be had for this machine. Does this use the same foot as another machine where I can get a binding attachments, etc? Here is an imgur album with pics of the machine, motor, pulley, feet. Consee 229-r https://imgur.com/gallery/udP4Pcb Thanks!