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There were both offset & centered. My 1860 #1 is offset.? To the best of my memory an 1872 #3 is centered. The needle itself did not change, there was only the one needle offered for all the curved

Mine is centered

I am about to make up a set of CAD drawings for the glass presser foot of my no.3.? I notice that the needle hole in it is offset, i.e., it does not lie on the lateral center line of the insert.

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Any and all enthusiasts are welcome. This event will be open to the public. https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/MissouriTOGA/conversations/messages That is our Yahoo page with info. There is also a

Pardon me for intruding, but Ava is only an hour from my home. Would another enthusiast be welcome at that TOGA gathering? Thanks, Dennis

I truly appreciate all the information! We will see if we can arrange schedules to attend.i got my D9 back together and started treadling today! Tweaking adjustments on tension but she feels great and

Shirley;A while off yet but our TN/TOGA is held in Winchester TN each year about the first weekend of Aug (Thu-Sat). It is hosted by Diane Lowe (Di) who is a member here as well as TreadleOn, A most

Hi Liz;All W&W Family machines from the earliest curve needle models through the D-9 have this type of tension control as well as many of their industrial models as well, don't know about all the

Thank you for the invitation! I wish I could be there but we are committed to a wedding that weekend. Please let me know if there is another event, though. I don't mind traveling a ways to attend one.

I was making pillowcases yesterday and had tension problems. I hadn’t realized the discs should turn. This discussion will help when I get another chance to look at it. (My D-9 is at my lake

Carl;Yes, that is correct for the tension wheel/pulley. Remember the W&W does not have a disc tension where the thread is pulled down inside the discs. On the W&W tension the wheel "Must" turn in

Miller: Thanks so much for your message.? I am still fooling around with the restoration of this part, and have a question about the configuration of the interior slot.? From the part that I have,

Hi Shirley, There will be a TOGA (Treadle On Gathering & Academy) in Ava, MO June 22-23, 2018. Lots of vintage machine collectors (mainly treadles and hand cranks, but, some electrics) getting

Welcome Shirley;The D-9 was introduced in 1895 & is found with 7-digit serial numbers no less than 2,2xx,xxx but less than 3,xxx,xxx. The earlier #9 will have serial numbers having 6 digits or less.?

welcome, shirley! my WW is a no 8 and i love her greatly. judy in so cal ____________________________________________________________ After Weeks Of Rumors, Joanna Gaines Comes Clean

Thank you for including me! I am from the Lake of the Ozarks area in Missouri. I recently acquired a D9 at a tent sale for $25! My first W&W, and I am already in love with it. I am in the process of

HI Miller? I? have a 23W7 industrial with the Wheeler & Wilson logo. Do you know if? they had a serial number and if so where would I find it? After a few adjustments and? a 128x1 needle she makes

Hi Teresa;Even though I do a good bit of sewing with a handcrank D-9 I have to admit to being one who really prefers the earlier #9. I like the removable bobbin case & have managed to acquire an

Hi Miller.? It is an early #9 with the flip type bobbin assembly.