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Hi Sallie;A #9 machine with two drawer treadle base started my interest in the W&W line, though it was a higher SN than this one. I have since obtained a #9 head in the 20,000 range which has several

Hi & Welcome;I have never seen a W&W bobbin cover with? spring underneath like that. Can you send some pictures of it? The underneath springs sound very much like a Singer bobbin cover. I have never

Good morning all, I have 2 W&W D9's one, S/N 2527178, S/N on the throat plate, missing the correct bobbin cover.? and the other, S/N 2,xxx,xxx slightly higher than the other.? Interestingly the

Hello. I have a WW9, with a serial number in the 60,000 range. It came with a few attachments and three glass feet inserts. It’s whistle-clean, and in good working order Lovee this machine! And glad

I think my W&W Treadle base has so missing parts. Looking at others I see a fly brake with a belt guide in the back and a belt shifter near the front Does anyone have a good picture of these parts on

Tia;I normally just leave my foot on the treadle & hold the needle where I want it.Miller/TN

On a treadle sewed with it several hours after cleaning, and earlier mud dauber nests fell out of pillar.?? Stop with needle up grabbing wheel, but when I move fabric the machine is so slick the

Thank you so much for the tips!

Hi Diana;Instructions on installing a belt simply say it should be "Just tight enough to run the machine without slipping". A bit vague? know but how it is stated. A too tight belt will treadle hard

I've finally installed a leather belt on my WW D-9. Does anyone know how tight it should be? I find winding the bobbin is quite a challenge. I now have a greater respect for the woman of the1800's!!

Hi Diana, I added schmatic pics of 8, 9, D9, & 12 to Photos in "W&W Parts Schematics".? Once downloaded the pics can be magnified.? The schematic are from a? Excelsior Supply Company catalog

Diane;I do not know of one except what is found in the owner's manuals which of course are not complete.Miller/TN

I was wondering if anyone knows where I can find a parts list of the W&W D-9.

I measured the opening for the slide plate, it's 2 1/2 X 1 5/8. I'll keep a watch on e-bay. Thank you!

Hi Diana;These plates appear rather frequently on E-Bay. Seems a lot of folks are deciding they can get more for the machines by stripping them down & selling parts than selling a possible working

I'll keep that mind to secure the end stitches.? In everyone's experience, is it just as hard to find the slide plates as it is bobbins for the D-9's?

Hi David;Sorry I failed to note in your topic you stated these machines were D-9's. They would have been built in the 1895-1905?era. Mostly I use the same method As John stated to secure seam ends.

Welcome David;Tell us a bit more about your machines so we will know which model you have. I am going to assume for now it is either a #9 or a D-9. The #9 had a hinged bobbin holder (W&W called it a

OR, to secure stitches at the ends, ....to begin, sew a few stitches, lift the foot and return the fabric to the beginning point, sewing over the first stitches? to finish, sew to the end, lift the

The opposite wheel action is odd to me also, I have 2 Singers. With the D-9 not going backwards, I guess I could turn my work around and stitch over First stitches to secure the thread. I'm still in