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Here is where there may be some confusion; the pic below, index letter C, is pointing the the large thumb adjusting screw used to regulate the presser foot pressure. This is standard issue new from Singer. A lot of new and rebuilt machines of this type have a screw with no thumb screw, but a recessed flat head screw you would need to use a flat head screw driver to make this adjustment. In this case, with the machine in question, the screw here for the presser foot pressure adjustment is incorrect. This is why some may be confused. With that, I wouldn't change a thing, but just turn the hex head with a wrench until you get the presser foot pressure you want. It may bee excessive, as in some cases, the pressure spring may be best off with less pressure, where this large nut is in the way and may limit you from backing off on the spring pressure. Maybe not. Depends on your work, and your spring.

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I also think there can be great confusion in the fact that many of these old machines were probably made for years and went through a few incarnations. For example, the small hole pcox referred to does not exist on my machine. The bolt/screw does but there is no place for an adjustment except on the bolt itself.

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This screw actually is for adjusting the foot presure. The tip of the screw goes on a flat metal spring and this spring puts the preasure on the presser foot.

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There are some differences in the 153 series. The walking foot subclass is a little different than the needle feed with no walking foot.

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This screw actually is for adjusting the foot presure. The tip of the screw goes on a flat metal spring and this spring puts the preasure on the presser foot.

Mine doesn't have this configuration at all.

There are some differences in the 153 series. The walking foot subclass is a little different than the needle feed with no walking foot.

I think that is the case here.

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Take a couple photos, back of the head, top of the head, and post so someone that knows the machine can point to the adjustments.

Tom

Already done in the previous posts and pcox has helped me solve this problem :thumbsup:

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