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So, you have a machine, but you live on Mars, perhaps? Or Alaska? Or Georgia? I'm in the UK, will I want to buy this? These are rhetorical questions, of course. Please bear in mind that this is a

I would like to know if anyone wants or can tell me where I could sell a machine I just came across. It's a d-9 in the cabinet.

Hi Miller ? Everyone is always so welcoming and helpful. Thanks for all the detailed info and downloads.?Your experience, having already done this, makes it much easier for those of us who follow.

Hi Jane & Welcome; I am giving a link to a 1908 Singer/Bridgeport catalog; http://www.sil.si.edu/DigitalCollections/Trade-Literature/Sewing-Machines/NMAHTEX/2752/ As can be seen the Singer 9W was made

Thank you for letting me join. My name is Jane and I live in Colorado. I refurbish vintage sewing machines-singer, pfaff, and Elna as a hobby. I do not own a WW but have a friend who has what I

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Hi Libby; The serial number on that W&W #3 should date it to 1870. My #3 in a half case treadle is also an 1870 model, though a slightly lower number at 487,972. As to the handwheel for the 401G I see

So my hubby and I have been mulling over machining a treadle part for the 401g. Someone mentioned that the original was made of steel and using aluminum was too light and inefficient. My husband

Well my estimate of her age was way off. Sereal number 500987. If my husband could get his calipers on one of those parts for the 401g he could machine one for me. I guess they are few and far

Hi Libby; The W&W serial number should fall between 220,319 & 270,450 if it is an 1866. There is of course no factory records for these machines. There is a SN chart for them up through 1876 which was

I have been wearing out my thumbs and can't seem to get to the TENN TOGA groups. I suppose I should be embarraced that I am so tech"no!" But this is a people powered kinda group. Would appreciate any

Hi Glenn! Miller is a gem for sure. Honestly everyone I have associated with connected to Treadleon is amazing! My address is Libbybarnett1968@.... I plan on being there. The TOGA happens before

Hi Libby, I am Skipper the host of the Tenn Toga this year. We would love for you to come and meet you. If you go to to Tenn Toga yahoo group or to the Tenn Toga face book there is a file of what will

?Yes, thanks, I read the bobbin write-up before ?looking at the photos, and the needles doc, and machine comparisons. These files are invaluable. The paper I have at home is 24 lb but I'm pretty

Hi Carolyn; Understand when the hook picks the needle thread up it has to carry it around the bobbin. There must therefore be enough clearance between the bobbin case & the holder for the thread to

The D9 bobbin did fit the 9 holder, although obviously it sticks out a bit more, but I also haven't threaded it yet due to the bobbin winder casualty so will see what adjustment has to be made for

Oh machines! So admittedly I love all sewing machines. I love the way sewing machines are such a tangible representation of technology and human ingenuity. My people powered machines are two Singer

Ha! I live in Normandy, have a business in Tullahoma, and work an extra job in Winchester! Hi neighbor! I would love to go to another TOGA! I went to one in Fresno many years ago. Can't wait to meet

Hi & Welcome Libby; What part of TN are you from, I'm from down here in Lynchburg. If you can make it come to the TN TOGA this year. It is held in Winchester TN & this years dates are Thur-Sat Aug

My best guess, & note this is only a guess, is that your machine for whatever reason has had some changes made to it After it left the factory. The serial number would show it to be a very early one,