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Thanks John.? I may have found a replacement.? Will know soon.? I will keep your idea of using angle iron and modifying that as a backup.? It is steel, not cast iron.

I would make a new one out of steel, you need to find a fabrication shop or even a handy garage. We would used some flat steel and mig welder and grind it to shape and then drill (Family run

I have a broken hinge bracket for a W&W D9 treadle. It is the right side hinge for the machine lift. The bracket has a pin in it that goes into the side of the frame and is what allows the support

Thanks for the links! I cleaned it up, but my needles are late so I can't find out if it sews yet. Next will be tackling the table, which is a bit daunting. I'm not good at woodwork things.

christy m strand wrote: Welcome! They're great machines. I found a couple of messages that Miller wrote about bobbins and cases:

Hi everyone. I've been collecting old sewing machines for several years now, but last week got my very first Wheeler & Wilson. It's a #8, apparently the later style since it has a different bobbin

[ Phylis sent this to the group owners' address by mistake, so I'm resending it. -- paul ] Thank you for adding me to the group. I am from Chickasha, OK. Have a number of vintage machines,

Yay, Cathy! Welcome and congrats on your No 8!? I love mine, and I'm sure you will, too.? There is just something so satisfying about the look and sound of an 8.

WELCOME CATHY!!! judy here, also in sandyeggo, land of fun and sun!! i have a WW no 8 1884.?? having a number of treadles, i must say that the no8 is the smoothest of them all!!! and i just Love the

Welcome Cathy. You have come to the right place. Maria

Thank you for letting me join the group. I own two Wheeler & Wilsons. The first one I got was a D9. Hardly any decals but it has become my favorite treadle. I love that it only spins one direction

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I'm not sure Jorge. My #9 came with a thumb screw. But my D 9 and my Singer 9 came with a round head screw. On Sat, Jun 27, 2020 at 2:08 AM, JorgeInSF via groups.io<jorgeinsf@...>

Deb, do you think it might be the same as the one I posted on the FB Wheeler and Wilson group? Is it supposed up be a thumb screw? jorge

Yes. That hole is for the screw that holds certain attachments like the seam guide etc. I have two that will work. If you would like to take this private. You can email me at

I’m not sure what you are asking for, do you mean a mailing address to where the part can be sent to? Mary

Get me a address? On Tue, Jun 16, 2020 at 4:19 PM, MB Freeman<bumby3@...> wrote: Yes, it is a Singer. ?I ttached a picture I found on the internet of a machine that does have the screw I am

Yes, it is a Singer. I ttached a picture I found on the internet of a machine that does have the screw I am looking for. Please see where i circled it in green. My machine is on our group site

I have one if it is a Singer9 On Tue, Jun 16, 2020 at 2:43 PM, MB Freeman<bumby3@...> wrote: Does anyone have a throat plate screw they would like to sell? Please see the Drop Box Link for

Does anyone have a throat plate screw they would like to sell? Please see the Drop Box Link for where the missing screw would be placed, it can be seen circled in green. ? ? The machine model is a