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Hey friends, does anyone have drawings or plans to add reverse to a Class 7 machine? Any help would be greatly appreciated.   

 

Honored to be a part of your group

 

James

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Apparently there used to be conversion kits for sale to add reverse, but I’m not sure that they are still available. Perhaps @CowboyBob  can provide an update.

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yes  contact Bob Kovar at Toledo sewing

glenn

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19 hours ago, James850 said:

Hey friends, does anyone have drawings or plans to add reverse to a Class 7 machine? Any help would be greatly appreciated.   

 

Honored to be a part of your group

 

James

No,we do not have the drawings anymore.

 

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maybe worth checking with Keystone Sewing in PA but seems their website is down (or has a bad SSL certificate) - are they still in business after Gregg passed away?

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On 3/12/2022 at 10:16 PM, James850 said:

Hey friends, does anyone have drawings or plans to add reverse to a Class 7 machine?

I don't have any plans but found a couple of links which maybe of some help:

1) Singer Class 7 with pneumatic reverse and Efka servo motor ( www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1RGcViVqc4 )

2) Singer 7-31 with reverse and 7-33 hand wheel (https://leatherworker.net/forum/topic/79636-singer-7-31-with-reverse-and-7-33-hand-wheel/) photo's of backside reverse

3) The Reverse Feed Lever/Button on the Singer Model 353 Genie Sewing Machine ( www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYOx1U7Cs24 ) principle of how a reverse level works

4) Patents of reverse add-ons ( Link1 ) ( Link2 )

kgg

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Thank you guys for responding!!

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On 3/14/2022 at 4:38 AM, Constabulary said:

maybe worth checking with Keystone Sewing in PA but seems their website is down (or has a bad SSL certificate) - are they still in business after Gregg passed away?

They are not in business any more. 

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