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**hppyfngy** · 08-16-2018, 17:47

Originally Posted by gmcttr

The 1317 is in the 158 model line which has a good reputation. Might try to talk them down a bit on the price just for fun.

Thanks. As I just inherited another Singer, I'mma probably look the other way. Looks like a solid machine though.

**Koolranch** · 02-27-2019, 18:18

A few from the herd.

**MAD777** · 02-27-2019, 19:20

WOW! Koolranch, that's COOL!

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**GilligansWorld** · 02-27-2019, 23:08

Craigslist special - Thompson walking foot copy cat

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**Crazytown3** · 02-28-2019, 10:49

Originally Posted by Koolranch

A few from the herd.

Gadzooks!! That is a magnificent display you have there. I'm really impressed with that.

**County_mountie** · 03-24-2019, 14:06

Singer Prelude...good entry machine so far.20190324_160504.jpg

**thecatwasnot** · 06-28-2020, 07:13

Reviving this old but good thread!
New-to-me Free-Westinghouse ALB. They're not popular, I think due to needle issues. (Looks like I will need to raise the needle bar to make modern needles fit.) However it seems that folks who have them really like them.
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**pen25** · 02-10-2021, 21:17

got to ask. anyone have a CLSP or rather a chinese leather shoe patcher? got one from ebay for 90 bucks as a lark also have a singer ses2000 sewing machine embroidery and an old white 844clsp.jpg

**Singlespeed** · 03-13-2021, 10:56

Picked up a working Singer 127 from 1916, with the treadle table. I think it will take a while to master the pedalling it forwards without accidentally going backwards.

Thrown in for spares was an almost seized 127 from 1914 with quite worn Sphinx decals and no lid for the case. I spent last weekend stripping it down to just the body and main shaft remaining and cleaned decades of crud from the workings. I need some new feed dogs as these are very worn and don't feed very well and some feeler blades to adjust the shuttle correctly, but it sews OK already

**OlTrailDog** · 03-13-2021, 11:26

Originally Posted by Koolranch

A few from the herd.

I have one of the Pfaff 360s that is table mounted. I'm currently working on a 90 degree hammock at the moment. A couple of weeks ago I took my Pfaff 130 to the Goodwill because it needed a new motor and I simply didn't want to deal with replacing that. I will say when it operated it was nice to use for hammock projects. I actually have spent considerable time on line looking at a new machine or good used machine(???) and shopped around town yesterday looking at some Bernina models.

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