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Antique Singer Sewing Machine The Golfer's Wife 03-10-2008
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Posted by The Golfer's Wife on March 14, 2008, 9:45 pm
wrote:

>The Golfer's Wife wrote:
>> OK I have now discovered my antique Singer is Model 95K, but I cannot
>> find an instruction manual for this model. Do I simply use the 66?
>>
>> It is a trifle confusing and I would really like some help here if at
>> all possible. I am the one who is confused but the machine seems to
>> have been only one of a batch of 1000 so I can perfectly understand if
>> another manual that is close enough is what is used.
>>
>> Thanks out there for all the help you have given me. I am taking the
>> machine to the serviceman next week!!!
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>>
>
>Did you mean a 99K? If so, the 66 manual is perfect. The only
>difference is the size. The 99 is the 3/4 size, the 66 is full size.
>The 99 is a wonderful machine.

Yes thank you for this information. I must have been looking at the
wrong number sequence. I see now it is a 99K. It is in a very sad
condition I'm afraid - but nothing that cannot be remedied I should
imagine. The spool pin is rusted, loose (and probably not even the
original). The wiring into the motor will need to be attended to.
I hope to get it restored as much as possible. There is rust on some
of the metal parts (the bobbin cover e.g.).

Is there a reliable internet site that sells parts for these old
models do you know? I am in New Zealand and am unsure of sources
here, but it will be a very small market I'm sure.

Thanks.


Posted by Pogonip on March 14, 2008, 11:13 pm
The Golfer's Wife wrote:
> wrote:
>
>> The Golfer's Wife wrote:
>>> OK I have now discovered my antique Singer is Model 95K, but I cannot
>>> find an instruction manual for this model. Do I simply use the 66?
>>>
>>> It is a trifle confusing and I would really like some help here if at
>>> all possible. I am the one who is confused but the machine seems to
>>> have been only one of a batch of 1000 so I can perfectly understand if
>>> another manual that is close enough is what is used.
>>>
>>> Thanks out there for all the help you have given me. I am taking the
>>> machine to the serviceman next week!!!
>>>
>>> Cheers
>>>
>>>
>> Did you mean a 99K? If so, the 66 manual is perfect. The only
>> difference is the size. The 99 is the 3/4 size, the 66 is full size.
>> The 99 is a wonderful machine.
>
> Yes thank you for this information. I must have been looking at the
> wrong number sequence. I see now it is a 99K. It is in a very sad
> condition I'm afraid - but nothing that cannot be remedied I should
> imagine. The spool pin is rusted, loose (and probably not even the
> original). The wiring into the motor will need to be attended to.
> I hope to get it restored as much as possible. There is rust on some
> of the metal parts (the bobbin cover e.g.).
>
> Is there a reliable internet site that sells parts for these old
> models do you know? I am in New Zealand and am unsure of sources
> here, but it will be a very small market I'm sure.
>
> Thanks.
>

A good place to start your search is at http://pages.ebay.com/nz/ There
are lots of people in your area of the world who have old Singers (and
other old sewing machines) and who trade parts on eBay.
--
Joanne
stitches @ singerlady.reno.nv.us.earth.milky-way.com
http://members.tripod.com/~bernardschopen/

Posted by The Golfer's Wife on March 15, 2008, 7:41 pm
wrote:

>The Golfer's Wife wrote:
>> wrote:
>>
>>> The Golfer's Wife wrote:
>>>> OK I have now discovered my antique Singer is Model 95K, but I cannot
>>>> find an instruction manual for this model. Do I simply use the 66?
>>>>
>>>> It is a trifle confusing and I would really like some help here if at
>>>> all possible. I am the one who is confused but the machine seems to
>>>> have been only one of a batch of 1000 so I can perfectly understand if
>>>> another manual that is close enough is what is used.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks out there for all the help you have given me. I am taking the
>>>> machine to the serviceman next week!!!
>>>>
>>>> Cheers
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Did you mean a 99K? If so, the 66 manual is perfect. The only
>>> difference is the size. The 99 is the 3/4 size, the 66 is full size.
>>> The 99 is a wonderful machine.
>>
>> Yes thank you for this information. I must have been looking at the
>> wrong number sequence. I see now it is a 99K. It is in a very sad
>> condition I'm afraid - but nothing that cannot be remedied I should
>> imagine. The spool pin is rusted, loose (and probably not even the
>> original). The wiring into the motor will need to be attended to.
>> I hope to get it restored as much as possible. There is rust on some
>> of the metal parts (the bobbin cover e.g.).
>>
>> Is there a reliable internet site that sells parts for these old
>> models do you know? I am in New Zealand and am unsure of sources
>> here, but it will be a very small market I'm sure.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>
>A good place to start your search is at http://pages.ebay.com/nz/ There
>are lots of people in your area of the world who have old Singers (and
>other old sewing machines) and who trade parts on eBay.

We do not have ebay in New Zealand. the closest one is Australia. The
site you inserted above simply opens up the USA ebay. We have a rough
equivalent called TradeMe here and they never seem to sell parts of
anything. Only whole articles, sometimes accessories.

I did not particularly want to purchase through an agency like ebay
overseas because of the shipping costs. But I may have to. Thanks
for your help.


Posted by Pogonip on March 16, 2008, 5:27 am
The Golfer's Wife wrote:
>>>
>> A good place to start your search is at http://pages.ebay.com/nz/ There
>> are lots of people in your area of the world who have old Singers (and
>> other old sewing machines) and who trade parts on eBay.
>
> We do not have ebay in New Zealand. the closest one is Australia. The
> site you inserted above simply opens up the USA ebay. We have a rough
> equivalent called TradeMe here and they never seem to sell parts of
> anything. Only whole articles, sometimes accessories.
>
> I did not particularly want to purchase through an agency like ebay
> overseas because of the shipping costs. But I may have to. Thanks
> for your help.
>

If you have no luck with other suppliers, try the eBayAU site, because I
know there are people all around you who have old machines, and may have
the parts you need.
--
Joanne
stitches @ singerlady.reno.nv.us.earth.milky-way.com
http://members.tripod.com/~bernardschopen/

Posted by robb on March 15, 2008, 9:53 pm
Hello Pogonip/Joanne,
maybe you could mention freecycle to the OP , they have numerous
NZ chapters

http://www.freecycle.org/group/NZ


> A good place to start your search is at
http://pages.ebay.com/nz/ There
> are lots of people in your area of the world who have old
Singers (and
> other old sewing machines) and who trade parts on eBay.
> --
> Joanne
> stitches @ singerlady.reno.nv.us.earth.milky-way.com
> http://members.tripod.com/~bernardschopen/


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