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Posted by Patti on December 22, 2007, 4:54 am
Could you not put it on the back seat and use the seat belt to restrain
it?
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>I haven't dropped too many machines but they have been known to dance
>around the back area of the car. The heat here isn't kind either.
>I guess they are tougher than I think they can be. My 301 is so
>handy for classes that don't require zz's. Janome Jems (is it a G or J)
>seem to be coming out of the woodwork down here in classes.
>Taria
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Posted by Julia in MN on December 22, 2007, 9:03 am
I put mine on the floor between the seats. It can't move much there,
especially if I push the front seat back against it.
Julia in MN
Patti wrote:
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> Could you not put it on the back seat and use the seat belt to restrain it?
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>> I haven't dropped too many machines but they have been known to dance
>> around the back area of the car. The heat here isn't kind either.
>> I guess they are tougher than I think they can be. My 301 is so
>> handy for classes that don't require zz's. Janome Jems (is it a G or
>> J) seem to be coming out of the woodwork down here in classes.
>> Taria
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Posted by Elly D on December 22, 2007, 11:20 am
That's where I put mine too... we are speaking of SMs when travelling
aren't we..
I have a Bernina virtuosa 153.. suits me just fine buts it's very heavy for
taking to workshops..
Elly
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>I put mine on the floor between the seats. It can't move much there,
>especially if I push the front seat back against it.
> Julia in MN
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Posted by Pogonip on December 22, 2007, 3:26 pm
Julia in MN wrote:
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> I put mine on the floor between the seats. It can't move much there,
> especially if I push the front seat back against it.
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> Julia in MN
You do want it secure, though. Consider that in a 30 mph crash, which
is not very fast - not freeway speed - the car stops, but the sewing
machine continues moving forward at 30 mph. That seat had better be
well-anchored and substantial.
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stitches @ singerlady.reno.nv.us.earth.milky-way.com
http://members.tripod.com/~bernardschopen/
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Posted by Kay Lancaster on December 22, 2007, 11:42 am
["Followup-To:" header set to rec.crafts.textiles.sewing.]
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> Could you not put it on the back seat and use the seat belt to restrain
> it?
The floor in the back seat is usually safest for machines...
Kay
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>around the back area of the car. The heat here isn't kind either.
>I guess they are tougher than I think they can be. My 301 is so
>handy for classes that don't require zz's. Janome Jems (is it a G or J)
>seem to be coming out of the woodwork down here in classes.
>Taria