Members Asentaja Posted Monday at 02:28 PM Members Report Posted Monday at 02:28 PM I'm restoring old Adler 20-20 machine. There is however few critical parts missing from it. I know it would be very difficult to source these missing parts for such old machine, all leads would be appreciated. I have not found any parts diagrams for this exact model, so I don't even know what I'm missing exactly. I know that I'm missing presser foot, leftmost slide plate and needle clamp. I do have original bobbins, but I'm missing shuttle hook and holding parts for that. Based on dimensions of my original bobbins (43.9x32.4mm), I have figured out that hook that I can find with part number #58669 could work, apparently it's used on Singer 7 series along with some other models. If that hook fits, I still need parts that keep it in place. Can anyone confirm what I'm actually missing? Is it just one part with fours screws keeping hook in place, like in Adler 120 (diagram here), or more similar with Adler 20-2 where there is two parts and spring (Singer 15K style)? Based on four threaded holes I have there, I'm guessing first mentioned Adler 120 style part is probably what I'm looking for this machine. Other than that, my machine looks very complete, however before diving more into this project I need to find these parts first. Can anyone confirm anything from my thoughts here? Could that (#58669) hook work in this machine? I have not found dimensions for that part, or photos of original hook for this machine. Is it possible that adler 120 part for holding it in place is identical? Any other machines that could share parts with this, or have parts that are more easily available and adaptable for this after some modifications? In best scenario someone here has obsolete old stock spare parts available for this, or has similar behemoth in his garage as a doorstop and wants to sell me some parts from it. Or at least someone here has this same machine and is willing to take some pictures and possibly measures. Quote
Members Constabulary Posted Monday at 07:02 PM Members Report Posted Monday at 07:02 PM I may have a hard copy of the 20-20 parts list, not sure though. I´ll check that in the days to come... stay tuned... 😉 Quote ~ Keep "OLD CAST IRON" alive - it´s worth it ~ Machines in use: - Singer 111G156 - Singer 307G2 - Singer 29K71 - Singer 212G141 - Singer 45D91 - Singer 132K6 - Singer 108W20 - Singer 51WSV2 - Singer 143W2
Members Constabulary Posted 12 hours ago Members Report Posted 12 hours ago Here is a parts diagram of the Adler 20-20 - hope it helps Adler_Parts_class_20-20.pdf Quote ~ Keep "OLD CAST IRON" alive - it´s worth it ~ Machines in use: - Singer 111G156 - Singer 307G2 - Singer 29K71 - Singer 212G141 - Singer 45D91 - Singer 132K6 - Singer 108W20 - Singer 51WSV2 - Singer 143W2
Members Asentaja Posted 10 hours ago Author Members Report Posted 10 hours ago 1 hour ago, Constabulary said: Here is a parts diagram of the Adler 20-20 - hope it helps Thanks a lot! That confirms what parts I'm looking for, also confirms similarity and partially shared same exact parts with 120-22 I'm also found chart confirming that shuttle is interchangeable with: Singer 7-33 class, parts number: #58669 Seiko SLH-2B and SLH-2B-FH-1H, parts number: #35224 Hightex 733, parts number: #HSH-7-9 Consew model 733R-5, parts number: #35224 Durkopp Adler 120, Parts #120-15-018-4 Global WF 920 XLH, parts number: HH530F7101 This Adler 20-20 diagram gives different part number for shuttle when compared to 120-22 model, but I'm relatively sure it would still work. Also presser feet should be good if taken from Consew 733R It looks like that part keeping shuttle in place (is it called race or what?) is the hardest one to find. Now I only need to find reasonable source for these, I'll try to find original parts first, if that's not going to work out I now have a plan with these. Quote
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