Members Guell Posted August 30 Members Report Posted August 30 Hello everyone I am new to the site but know of it I have gathered much information here. I was wondering if anyone could help me with my singer 153 w-102 I'm going to add a little video to show my question and I'm wondering if this part is supposed to move like this. Or if everyone knows how I can make it tighter what I need to do? VID_20250830_095105035.mp4 Quote
AlZilla Posted August 30 Report Posted August 30 @Guell, I moved this to the Leather Sewing Machine sub forum. It should get proper attention here. Quote “Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.” - Voltaire “Republics decline into democracies and democracies degenerate into despotisms.” - Aristotle
Members Guell Posted August 31 Author Members Report Posted August 31 Thank you so much I am new I'm really not sure what I'm doing but I really appreciate you Quote
Contributing Member friquant Posted August 31 Contributing Member Report Posted August 31 Hi Guell, I took the end cap off my cylinder bed (different brand) , but mine looks different than yours. mine does not flop around like that, and the flopping seems detrimental to the feed actually working. What I would do is first remove the slotted / hex screw which will allow the feed dog to be removed. this will gain you additional visibility and hopefully it will become more obvious what should be preventing the flop. Taking pictures as you go will help you get it back together once you've solved the mystery. Good luck! Post some pictures of your progress if you don't mind Quote friquant. Like a frequent, piquant flyer. Check out my blog: Choosing a Motor for your Industrial Sewing Machine
Members shoepatcher Posted September 1 Members Report Posted September 1 The end cam is worn. Replace it to take out the play. glenn Quote
Members Guell Posted yesterday at 03:48 PM Author Members Report Posted yesterday at 03:48 PM On 8/31/2025 at 8:53 AM, friquant said: Hi Guell, I took the end cap off my cylinder bed (different brand) , but mine looks different than yours. mine does not flop around like that, and the flopping seems detrimental to the feed actually working. What I would do is first remove the slotted / hex screw which will allow the feed dog to be removed. this will gain you additional visibility and hopefully it will become more obvious what should be preventing the flop. Taking pictures as you go will help you get it back together once you've solved the mystery. Good luck! Post some pictures of your progress if you don't mind II have been searching for the replacement parts, and the more I search the results were coming back to the Consew 227r the parts and they look identical, but I do not know if they are interchangeable. I wanna change the feed bar and the lifter fork, Because the litter Fork runs in grooves inside of the feed bar which is what it's called. . on a total coincidence I picked up a Consew 227r the parts a nice and tight not, lose at all On 9/1/2025 at 11:26 AM, shoepatcher said: The end cam is worn. Replace it to take out the play. glenn I totally agree with you traying to buy them now. Quote
Contributing Member friquant Posted yesterday at 05:02 PM Contributing Member Report Posted yesterday at 05:02 PM 1 hour ago, Guell said: on a total coincidence I picked up a Consew 227r the parts a nice and tight not, lose at all Now you have a reference! And can see if parts from one fit the other 🪚 Quote friquant. Like a frequent, piquant flyer. Check out my blog: Choosing a Motor for your Industrial Sewing Machine
AlZilla Posted 23 hours ago Report Posted 23 hours ago 4 hours ago, Guell said: have been searching for the replacement parts I'll suggest calling Toledo Industrial at 866-362-7397. I needed some peculiar bed hinges for a machine out of production since 1948. They were in stock for $2.50 each. $9.00 got me 2 hinges and the 4 screws. Quote “Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.” - Voltaire “Republics decline into democracies and democracies degenerate into despotisms.” - Aristotle
Members shoepatcher Posted 19 hours ago Members Report Posted 19 hours ago Consew 227 parts are copies of Singer 153 parts. Should be interchangeable. glenn Quote
Members Guell Posted 2 hours ago Author Members Report Posted 2 hours ago 20 hours ago, AlZilla said: I'll suggest calling Toledo Industrial at 866-362-7397. I needed some peculiar bed hinges for a machine out of production since 1948. They were in stock for $2.50 each. $9.00 got me 2 hinges and the 4 screws. thank you I will! 16 hours ago, shoepatcher said: Consew 227 parts are copies of Singer 153 parts. Should be interchangeable. glenn That is awesome specially when it comes down to the price. Thanks Glenn Quote
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