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5/32" thick, shaft is 3/8" long, the first 5/32" of the shaft does not have threading and is 3/32" thick.? The remaining 7/32" is threaded with 9 threads.? Attaching a photo.? Hope this helps and

Hey, John, it looks like Paul has it covered. Thanks for looking after us! Ziggy [email protected]> wrote:

Does anyone know what the diameter and thread the needle clamp screw on a D9 is? The one in the clamp on mine has been used so long that the rounded end is now flat and about 1/8" too short. I'd like

Thanks, John! Appreciate it, bsiegmund01@... works, too. [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Ziggy - I probably have one on a parts head. Will check and send you a PM.

Hi, it's ziggy yet again. Got the #9 together, table and irons are polished and spiffy, aaaaannnnd.... I realize there is no screw to hold the needle in the bar. sigh. If anybody's got one they're

Interest is piqued! Cool! I wonder if there were various designs tried over the period of manufacture. Our 9 is 1899-ish. Thanks for the interest! [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks, Rhonda. This one looks like yours, just has the nail on the end, but it looks like there's something peeking around the edges. I wouldn't fuss with it, but it doesn't work properly--it only

Thanks for this discussion!? Rhonda's photos enticed me to check my D-9 in a parlor cabinet only to discover that mine also has a brake.? I had no idea.? The brake on mine has a forked tip.? It

Ziggy, I took pics of the brake on my WW9 in a parlor cabinet. ?There is a nail behind the brake to keep it in position. ?There is nothing on the tip of the brake. ?There may have been, but I think

bruce siegmund via groups.io wrote: As I recall, that tip rides in the channel of the treadle pulley, so something with a similar profile would work best. paul =---------------------- paul fox,

Thanks, Paul. It's just hard to tell what the little leftover bit under the nail is made of. Some sort of rubbery stuff makes sense. We've got some sheets of rubber around, if I can only get that nail

bruce siegmund via groups.io wrote: Hi Bruce -- I recently (and briefly) owned a small Wheeler console treadle. The swinging brake had what appeared to be a rubber tip on it. Thought I might have a

Hi all, greetings from the Black Fly Republic! Working on cleaning up our first #9 and note that there is a brake. It was tied up out of the way when we got it--somebody apparently wanted to go

Welcome! We're looking forward to your pictures! It's easy enough to create an album for yourself, and load it with photos. You can also just attach them to an email message, which makes it easier

Thanks for the add to the group! I've been restoring antique sewing machines and other pre1950 mechanical items for 20yrs now and I recently purchased a couple of rare Wheeler and Wilson sewing

Harry, Thank you so much! I need the needle clamp and screw that holds the needle in. Would you email me at: catsews123@... and I will reply with my mailing address? Cathy

Cathy, I have three D9 orphan heads that I keep for parts. Send me your address and I will send you what you need. No charge. Just want to keep as many machines as possible sewing. Harry Farmer

Hi, I would like to know what the collar and screw that hold the needle on the machine are called. I ordered MY 1014 B needles, but the screw is worn out and flat on the end so it doesn't reach far

The plastic tubing can be purchased at hardware stores, by the foot,?and?even at pet stores. ??In the Fish tank section you will find aquarium pump air hose material. That’s what you need. You