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Don't worry about cutting the stitching. Usually when you put a new belt you cut it at least a half a inch short because the belt is going to stretch and you need that room.? So much of the #3 can be

Hi John -- john lowrey via groups.io wrote: Certainly. But that's what I was hoping to avoid -- it was so neatly stitched, and I'm sure I won't do such a good job restitching. :-) I wanted to be

Is it stitched or stapled?

Paul, don’t believe there’s a way to get the head out of the cabinet without cutting the belt. Can you just cut the stitching at the joint of the belt? Regards, John

So, I recently got a W&W no.3 (1872), and it has a brand new leather belt on it. Which is awesome. But I'd like to pull the machine head out, to do some cleaning. Is there a way to remove the head

tammy wrote: Congratulations! =---------------------- paul fox, pgf@... (arlington, ma, where it's 68.5 degrees)

Just an update, finally found a bobbin case for my 8. She sews beautifully. Now I can start disassembly, and getting her cleaned up. The cabinet just needs a little refresh. I really do like the sound

Hi Ken Many thanks for your reply and advice I just took your advice and looked up Helen Howes and I'll get in touch with her with fingers crossed Kind regards Linda

Hi Gill Many thanks for your very swift reply. I really didn't expect an answer so soon. I'll get in touch with College Sewing and see if I can get some from them Kind regards Linda

Look up Helen Howes in the UK, I have gotten many items from her over the years. Sent from Mail<https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=550986> for Windows 10 Sent: Saturday, November 7, 2020 6:52

Forgot to mention age. The D9 was introduced in 1895 and was still being produced when Singer bought out the company, which I think was 1907. Yours are probably 19th century given the serial

Sounds like they are both D9s as 9s have a removable bobbin case. I’m in the U.K. and bought MY1014b needles from college-sewing.co.uk for my D9. They have a flat side to the shank which most D9s

I have been gifted 2 Wheeler and Wilson No 9/D9 ? machines about which I know absolutely nothing. They came with 1 needle and one shuttle bobbin between them.? The round headed needle has a groove

i have a manual for your no 8 if you would like it.? shows the bobbin case clearly judy in so cal

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Thanks Jorge, I am really sure that is the bobbin case I need for my No. 8. But I've had no luck finding one. I can find the case with positioning finger, and my No. 9 has the case with a

Although the price Tammy mentioned is low, in My experience, I would not buy the head separate from the table, unless I was searching specifically for a better example of a machine.

Prices of course vary depending where you live. But, $60 for just the head is high to me. I just a W&W No. 9 with pretty good decals, a beautiful treadle table, and a complete set of attachments for

thanks Ken, the seller wants $60 for the head by itself, I'll ponder on this, as I have several treadles, hand cranks , electrics virginia

Virginia, My suggestion is that proceed with caution. There’s no need to feel that this is the “only” W&W machine out there. I feel confident that with patience and diligence you will find a