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Looks like roller feed and roller foot.

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That would explain the funny bulges on the left of the post. I was wondering about that.

Machines wot I have - Singer 51W59; Singer 331K4; Seiko STH-8BLD; Pfaff 335; CB4500.

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Made by Seiko for Singer!

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I found the machine in a Singer parts and needle catalogue  It is either a 138B6 or a 138B6B.  difference seems to be the feed type.  Compound or Drop feed   Came with roller  catalogue copyright  1987.

Try finding info on Seiko PW post series sewing machine.

glenn

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4 hours ago, shoepatcher said:

I found the machine in a Singer parts and needle catalogue  It is either a 138B6 or a 138B6B.  difference seems to be the feed type.  Compound or Drop feed   Came with roller  catalogue copyright  1987.

Try finding info on Seiko PW post series sewing machine.

glenn

Hello Glenn . Can you post type of needles or any other info ?

Thanks . 

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Needle should be system 16x4 if not set to a different needle system (f.i. 137x17) - thats not unusual.

See attached manual - it should answer most questions. Machine should be pretty much the same (beside the B and W suffix). Minor differences may be possible. If you are looking for information or parts look for Singer 136w machines

136W100,W101.pdf

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228-11 is the new version of this model from Consew.  All I could find is that is close to this one is a Consew/Seiko PWG-7M, same frame but with added chopper or edge cutter.  See attached Consew PWG-7M.pdf

As for the needle CLICK the link, 134S, DP-F22 Needle

The needle system is as confusing as I've ever seen for a machine, and that's saying something.

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Industrial sewing and cutting, parts sales and service, family owned since 1977, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA, 215/922.6900 info@keysew.com www.keysew.com

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Greg,

The needle system for these machines was Singer #1955-75 which is a 135 x8 needle.  I think that is the same as a 135 x7 needle.  Hope that helps.   I think the Consew had a 229 which was a copy of the Singer 168 walking foot post.  They also made a 228 which I think was this machine.  The new 228-11 is an updated version of that.   I would contact Consew and see if they still have any literature on the 228.

glenn

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