Sew what, for who?
Odds and Ends
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Sew what, for who? Odds and Ends |
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Several months ago, I bought a Singer household machine,
without a cabinet. Shortly thereafter, I found a good deal on a cabinet, and set about installing the machine in the
cabinet.
The machine had a foot pedal attached, so I didn't check the wiring
in the cabinet itself, or the knee lever. Now, I had a couple of Singer 237s, one with the foot pedal, and one with
the short wire for plugging into the cabinet wiring. Fortunately, I didn't put either of the 237s into the cabinet.
The picture isn't the best, but the cracked insulation is apparent.
I don't think I'll be buying any more household machines any time soon. |
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I've got a Singer 111W154 that needs a lot of TLC to clean it and
get it up and running. It was running fine until it was stored in a barn for a while. It's at zip code 25425,
and it's free to a good home.
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