Excellent job! I have a 107G1, basically the same machine just made in Germany. These things are beyond bullet proof. I put a servo motor on mine and slowed down the pulleys, now it is just wonderful for working with leather. I put a new timing belt in mine, took about 45 minutes, the dealer told me it would be cheaper to buy a new machine. The belt was 17 dollars and I lost 45 minutes, I'm glad I didn't buy a new machine! Keep up the good work, it's a real pleasure seeing people put time into old machines, it's worth the effort because these things last forever if well taken care of.
$17.00??? I have 2 and put belts on both at a cost of about $115 per each!!!! I did try a rubber belt ($22.00) but it was so lousy that I switched to a cloth belt. Glad I did. One machine the cloth belt lasted over 100 years!!! I can run either machine on a treadle but have servo's on them and they are great.
I know this is a old video but my 107 is doing the same thing, not stitching straight it has a very slight zig zag to it. Thanks for this video and information. Much appreciated 👍🏻
The stitch length knob operates in a very similar way. You can totally unscrew the knob and lubricate the threads. The higher the number the more stitches per inch. Eventually you'll to get a point where you're at 0
Thanks for another great video! You're like an encyclopedia when it comes to the mechanics of these vintage industrials, where did you learn all of this?!? I'd like to be able to do more than thread my machines (and sew with them!).
+thejasonofalltrades Thanks! I'm self taught and learned mainly from just tearing them down and trying to put them back together. After a dozen or so machines I started to see the similarities in design elements and got to the point where I felt comfortable tearing any machine apart and putting it back together. Just takes some time I guess. Thanks for watching!
I have a c 17 Husqvarna its gray factory paint .cabnet model so fead dog switch is down on bottom other that looks like 71e model the ser number is L712640 have ANY IDEA WHAT YEAR OR WHERE THE MANUAL FOR THIS CAN BE FOUND.iS IT A COMMERCIAL MACHINE. HAS EXT MOTOR 1.3 AMP SAIY VIKING MADE IN USA FOR VIKING.THE MACHINE ONLY SAYS HUSQVARNA IN BLOCK PRINT DECAL AND HAS THE HUSQVARNA EBLEM. iI LOOKED EVRY WHERE CANT FIND ANY LIKE THIS GRAY ECT THNAKS BOB
Excellent job! I have a 107G1, basically the same machine just made in Germany. These things are beyond bullet proof. I put a servo motor on mine and slowed down the pulleys, now it is just wonderful for working with leather. I put a new timing belt in mine, took about 45 minutes, the dealer told me it would be cheaper to buy a new machine. The belt was 17 dollars and I lost 45 minutes, I'm glad I didn't buy a new machine!
Keep up the good work, it's a real pleasure seeing people put time into old machines, it's worth the effort because these things last forever if well taken care of.
$17.00??? I have 2 and put belts on both at a cost of about $115 per each!!!! I did try a rubber belt ($22.00) but it was so lousy that I switched to a cloth belt. Glad I did. One machine the cloth belt lasted over 100 years!!! I can run either machine on a treadle but have servo's on them and they are great.
Thanks a lot for your help with this machine. I have the same singer 107 and with your video I could fix the straight stitch .
I know this is a old video but my 107 is doing the same thing, not stitching straight it has a very slight zig zag to it. Thanks for this video and information. Much appreciated 👍🏻
Could you do a video on setting the hook and needle timing. I have two of these and I’m having issues.
Hi. Nice. Im just eorking on my pfaff 418 and has similar pro lems. On straight keep a bit weavy. Do u thibk its the dame problem? Thanks
hello where you bought the belt
No reverse.
I had to time the zigzag on my 143W2, same work. Same best timing zigzac movement
Greet. Thanks
do you have a video of the stitch length knob, I have a 107w1 and the knob does not move freely also i dont understand the higher numbers on it
The stitch length knob operates in a very similar way. You can totally unscrew the knob and lubricate the threads. The higher the number the more stitches per inch. Eventually you'll to get a point where you're at 0
Thanks for another great video! You're like an encyclopedia when it comes to the mechanics of these vintage industrials, where did you learn all of this?!? I'd like to be able to do more than thread my machines (and sew with them!).
+thejasonofalltrades Thanks! I'm self taught and learned mainly from just tearing them down and trying to put them back together. After a dozen or so machines I started to see the similarities in design elements and got to the point where I felt comfortable tearing any machine apart and putting it back together. Just takes some time I guess. Thanks for watching!
Awesome, thanks! Guess I need to sacrifice a machine or two... :)
Porque no lo hace en español ,
hi there, do you sell machines?
I don't, I'm just a collector/hobbyist. Thanks!
I have a c 17 Husqvarna its gray factory paint .cabnet model so fead dog switch is down on bottom other that looks like 71e model the ser number is L712640 have ANY IDEA WHAT YEAR OR WHERE THE MANUAL FOR THIS CAN BE FOUND.iS IT A COMMERCIAL MACHINE. HAS EXT MOTOR 1.3 AMP SAIY VIKING MADE IN USA FOR VIKING.THE MACHINE ONLY SAYS HUSQVARNA IN BLOCK PRINT DECAL AND HAS THE HUSQVARNA EBLEM. iI LOOKED EVRY WHERE CANT FIND ANY LIKE THIS GRAY ECT THNAKS BOB
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