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I have created a photo file "Brake on D9 coffin top", with two photos.? Remove the top right hand drawer of your treadle cabinet to view the brake...you might have one that? is just out of position

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Paddydog, enjoy your D9, a great machine to use. Miller, my D9, s/n 2334285, has a coffin top, outside the leg great wheel, and a brake.? The brake is a wooden finger with a leather tip. John

When I introduced myself, I didn't tell you where I am from. My name is belinda and I am in californiaMy mom sewed on a treddle singerAnd as a? teen I wasn't interested in it? But now in my 70s I

Hi & Welcome Paddydog; The only W&W machines I am aware of with this Brake is the later D-9 models in drop head cabinets. The drophead cabinets have the large bandwheel inside the leg of the cabinet

I was looking for a treddle with a good? table. I finally found my ww9.? Now I need to learn all the things my mom never got the time to show me. I saw a post about a brake on the wheel to prevent

Ah, thank you.? ? I don't know why, I didn't see this message from you.? Now I must read it well....

Hi We could if you wanted start a google account for you or others to manage, this would give us 16gig or free storage for documents and pictures, we would have to experiment with people sharing a

Hi John; The picture came through fine, nice looking machine. I am not familiar with the Elsa name, is this an English made machine? Miller/TN

Wave Lesley and I might see you across the Bristol Channel. We have a few old machines and a recent purchase was a WW9 hand machine, it was sold as working (I did laugh) but had a missing bottom

Thanks for welcoming me to the group! My husband & I live in Cornwall PA. We collect old sewing machines - treadles, handcranks, old electrics - and finally acquired a Wheeler & Wilson #9 treadle in

Your last one you mentioned is your best one too! Mary In California 9W7 bagel bobbin

The upper tension on all family machines, except for a few very early ones, is applied by a wheel or pulley tension rather than disc tension. On a disc ension, such as Singer, the thread is pulled

thank you Miller, yesterday I? was so sleepy: I read instructions many times,? always one learns something.? ?sometime? one produces new doubts. for example I learned the number of needles, I

Hi & welcome to you both; I got into lod sewing machines also through my Wife's quilting, but not near so early in life. In fact I was 67 years old & retired when I started. I too became infatuated

good morning!? I'm here from a few weeks

Hi, all. My name is Marty and I am delighted, at Miller's suggestion, to join this group of Wheeler and Wilson sewing machine enthousiasts. I live in South Louisiana and my wife has been quilting

Hi; Here are a couple of copies of manuals for the W&W curved needle machines from different points in time. Both show how to set the needle & place the bobbin in the correct orientation & to thread

do you know this machine.? it seems it is a german, european, clone of a wheeler and wilson 3 that is very rare in italy.? circa 1880, 82, it seems to me. I found that in a flea market, no

Go on “ismacs.net” or .com? They have a beautiful copy.