Members AlainaZ Posted February 26 Members Report Posted February 26 I've got a problem that I've never encountered before. I fixed a badly mistimed hook, but then this started happening. As you hopefully can see inr the video, the feed is pushing forward and then back with each stitch. Does anyone know why it is doing that? Thanks in advance PXL_20250226_000837642.mp4 Quote
CowboyBob Posted February 26 Report Posted February 26 (edited) @AlainaZHave you checked to make sure your safety clutch isn't kicked out?Always check it b4 re-timing your hook.Be sure the A & B marks line up. Edited February 26 by CowboyBob Quote
Northmount Posted February 26 Report Posted February 26 16 hours ago, AlainaZ said: As you hopefully can see in the video You can do a longer video on YouTube and post the link here. Then there's no file size problem. Quote
Members AlanLessing Posted February 27 Members Report Posted February 27 Hello! I was directed to your post by another user to ask on how well the singer 211u166 works and if its a recomended buy. Quote
Members AlainaZ Posted February 27 Author Members Report Posted February 27 8 minutes ago, AlanLessing said: Hello! I was directed to your post by another user to ask on how well the singer 211u166 works and if its a recomended buy. Well, I haven't spent much time on it so I can't say, since it was donated to us in not great condition. I am certified only by Juki, and I find most other brands to be unnecessarily frustrating. But a lot of that is because 95% of my experience is Juki, so I'm biased. But yeah, I've been sour on other brands. Poor or non-existent documentation, difficult to get parts. The machine fell over in transport and several pieces broke and Singer says they don't have replacements. We're selling this and replacing it with a refurbished Juki LS-1341 Quote
CowboyBob Posted February 28 Report Posted February 28 (edited) 13 hours ago, AlainaZ said: Well, I haven't spent much time on it so I can't say, since it was donated to us in not great condition. I am certified only by Juki, and I find most other brands to be unnecessarily frustrating. But a lot of that is because 95% of my experience is Juki, so I'm biased. But yeah, I've been sour on other brands. Poor or non-existent documentation, difficult to get parts. The machine fell over in transport and several pieces broke and Singer says they don't have replacements. We're selling this and replacing it with a refurbished Juki LS-1341 What do you need for it?We stock alot of parts for this model.But your right there are a few parts that are NLA. Edited February 28 by CowboyBob Quote
Members leatherWizard Posted March 3 Members Report Posted March 3 I have a couple of singer 211 for parts and one I'm trying to get running.So far I can't get the hook to stay in time. It keeps getting 180 degrees out of time. the parts machines I have are Singer 211U867B61 and a 211G155. I am trying to get the other 211U867B61 running. Where should the needle bar be when the B mark is lined up? My needle bar has just started moving down when the B mark lines up.when the A mark is lined up the needle bar is in position to line the hook up with the needle and the bottom mark on needle bar is lined up at the bottom of the bushing it moves in. Quote
Northmount Posted March 3 Report Posted March 3 15 hours ago, leatherWizard said: So far I can't get the hook to stay in time. It keeps getting 180 degrees out of time. Have you checked your safety clutch as noted above? Quote
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