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Tingo
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Thank you soo much. I am now wondering if those spring would actually work
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Hello there, I am trying to find a replacement "spring/adjuster", not the correct name for the roller presser foot a Singer 45K. I got this presser foot on the machine without the spring on it it was broken off, the screw is still there that should hold it, I have no idea what it looks like to even try and get one made. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you
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Yep. I will look into doing just that
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A quick progress report, I bit the bullet and tapped the hole out and install a screw size that's is readily available. Included are some pictures. I might get a little handle welded on to the nut at a later date.
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Quick progress report. So I decided to bite the bullet and tapped the hole to 3/8 similar thread pitch. Once I timed the machine properly, fingers crossed. I believe I am good
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Quick question what are the chances that this machine will sew properly without this bolt to lock the stitch length? Thank you
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Soooo 3/8 is a tad too big. I am now left with the idea of tapping the hole with a 3/8 tap. Any thoughts?
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A quick progress report 5/16 bolt is a shade too small. Frustrating.
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Is the above info enough for you to find the pitch of the screw?
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Can find that screw in the manual at all. Would appreciate the info
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Is this one for sale by chance?
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Greetings everyone, I am try to get the dimensions of the screw that locks the stitch size for a Singer 45K92. Attached is a picture of the screw and nut in question. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks much
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A quick update. I was able to reduce by hammering the balance wheel with a rubber mallet. Alot better than it was.
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Thank you so much for your kind response. I will be trying that method first thing tomorrow and see how I get on.
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Tingo started following Singer 45k 92 Flat bed
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Hello there, I have just aquired a Singer 45K92, rust and seized up. I was able to get it going, after a lot of soaking/dismantling and abit of lightly hammering, it is now completely free. I did a quiche respray job, still putting it back but the balance wheel wobbles when I turn it, I believe it must have had a serious drop to bend the main shaft (not sure of the correct name). Is there where I can source one. How difficult is it to disassemble the main shaft for replacement. Thanks much