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Hi Paul,? ?Sounds like a plan.? I suppose we should hear something in a week or two. Jon

Hi Vyrl. If you email me your mailing address, I'll send you a replacement set screw. My email is gracied27@.... Bill.

I found my answer in the manual: "To adjust the Feed -- Should the feed-bar be worn down by long use, it may be raised by turning the middle screw in the feed point, with the screw-driver on the small

jon wrote: Thanks Jon -- hold that thought. I'm sure many people here would be more than happy to contribute. (So please -- not too many "me too" messages. ;-) If we decide we need to fundraise, I

Where do I mail the check or go fund me for the additional storage space for files and pictures? Well worth the very small investment. Jon

I wrote: Never mind. I had completely forgotten the root problem behind our Photos failures. It's described completely in a thread we had here in November. At the time, I was fully on top of the

mb wrote: I don't see any explicit permissions in the site config related to "overwriting an existing photo". Also, the "activity log" doesn't show me your failed attempts, so I don't know what the

Group Host, Is it possible to replace or exchange an old photo in an existing 9 photo album without creating a whole new album? I have tried to do this several times before but the site would not

How do you adjust the feed dogs?? What is the correct height? Thank you, Vyrl

No it’s there and in good condition. The feed bar was a bit dirty and not smooth so it was not moving back and forth very smoothly. Ordered some new needles and hopefully that will make the machine

Hey Jorge. You mentioned that the feed bar was the thing making the noise. Out of curiosity,? on the far lefthand side of the feed bar there's a small pin that sticks down underneath. You'll see this

So after cleaning and polishing everything under the cloth plate the machine is much quieter but the sound that I hear now seems to be the needle as it goes through the cloth. I am thinking the needle

After I walk my dogs today I am going to investigate. Unfortunately I only have the one needle for now. Surprised at how much they cost! I'll report back. Jorge

Could the sound be from your needle striking or rubbing against another metal part? Try a new needle and make sure it is centered properly. Best of luck. Your machine is a beauty.-Cheri

Hi. Yes your machine is making too much noise. They are very quite running. I have the very exact machine with the same wooden wheel stop. There must be something loose or coming apart and striking

jorgeinsf via groups.io wrote: Geez, for the price you paid it should have come with a manual!! ;-) =---------------------- paul fox, pgf@... (arlington, ma, where it's 35.2 degrees)

The belt arrived I today and got it on and laced up. I used the extra length to make the foot holders on the pedals. I posted a video to my google photos. Since this is my first Wheeler and Wilson, is

My Wheeler and Wilson No 1 also has the wooden wheel stop. I saw your pictures of the ball stop and saw the similarities to the Willcox and Gibbs one(mine W&G has one of those). Check out my pictures

I got my date by using those estimates. The question I have is one that was asked by the previous person in this thread. What is the thing on the treadle leg near the foot pedals. It's clearly make by

Beautiful machine & a fantastic price. All the included attachments & the extra bobbins would normally sell for more than that. Now that we have your pictures fir away with the questions. There is no