Wanted: Luberto #9 manual

[simran]

I looked around here for awhile but couldn't find a link to a manual for the Luberto #9.

I just picked this up and it would be nice to have a manual if someone has one they can copy or link a file or something

[Northmount]

On 4/25/2025 at 4:21 PM, simran said:

I looked around here for awhile but couldn't find a link to a manual for the Luberto #9.

Moved your post to leather sewing machines.  You are more likely to get some help here where the machine guys hang out.

[Tigweldor]

Simply contact the manufacturer.

https://akama.com/company/Lubertos_Sewing_Machines_ab0903020246.html

[simran]

1 hour ago, Northmount said:

Moved your post to leather sewing machines.  You are more likely to get some help here where the machine guys hang out.

Thanks

50 minutes ago, Tigweldor said:

Simply contact the manufacturer.

https://akama.com/company/Lubertos_Sewing_Machines_ab0903020246.html

Near as I can figure this is a dead link.

Thanks anyway

[Wizcrafts]

11 hours ago, simran said:

Thanks

Near as I can figure this is a dead link.

Thanks anyway

Tony Luberto retired several years ago; I think pre-covid.

His Luberto stitcher was a clone of the long-discontinued Number 9 Machine. The only way you'll get a manual is if somebody who has one will scan it into a pdf, or photocopy it. I saw one of these beasts at Toledo Industrial Sewing Machines about a dozen years ago.

[simran]

I actually found Tony on FB. I sent him an IM. Don't know if he'll get back to me.

It was worth a try.

Yes, i was hoping someone would have a manual and I could scrounge a pdf of it.

Definitely a beast, it is!

Works good tho. Thinking of putting a servo on it.

Right now I'm wondering what size servo tho.

Mostly gonna use it for belting & straps.

For the price, I couldn't walk away . . .

 

Edited Sunday at 03:47 PM by simran
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