Consew 1118-3 Operation manual

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CONSOLIDATED

SEWING

MACHINE

CORP.

L

INDUSTRIAL

SEWING

&

CUTTING

EQUIPMENT

MODEL 1118-3

BLIND

STITCH

INSTRUCTIONS

&

PARTS LIST

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STANDARD

SIZE

NEEDLES

MOUNTING MACHINE

1. Fasten machine

to

table using felt

pad.

Tighten

screws evenly, turning each a little

at

a time.

a.

When

an individual motor

and

clutch unit

is

employed, it

is

recommended

that

the

motor

be

rated

at

'h

HP

and

1725j1750

RPM.

On

all

standard

models, use a

31f2"

outside

diameter

pulley.

On

models in-

tended

for alteration, use a

21f2"

outside

diameter

pulley.

b.

When

the

machine

is

mounted on a power

table, a

4"

pulley should

be

used.

If

pos-

sible, when using such stands,

the

machine

should

be

mounted TO AVOID CROSS-

ING THE

BELT.

c. The maximum machine

speed

recommend-

ed

for any installation

is

3000

RPM,

unless

otherwise specified.

2. The handwheel's direction

of

rotation

is

away

from

the

operator.

It

rotates

in

a clockwise

direction when looking

at

the

face

of

the

wheel pulley, as shown

by

the

arrow.

3. Either V-belting

or

round leather belting may

be

used. Excessive tension

of

belt

will

cause

over-heating

and

freezing

of

bearing

at

hand-

wheel.

#10

Fine knit rayon

#15

Fine knit wear

#20

Fine knit jersey

#25

Dresses and light fabrics

#30

For sportswear

#35

For heavy, hard material and coots

#40

For extra hard material

CAUTION:

BEFORE

OPERATING

MACHINE,

LUBRICATE

IN

ACCORDANCE

WITH

INSTRUCTIONS.

REFER

TO

OIL

CHART.

1. Place a few drops of oil

at

all points shown on the oiling

chart

All

moving parts MUST be ailed.

2. In production use, the machine should

be

oiled twice daily

OILING

INSTRUCTIONS

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KNEE

LIFTER ADJUSTMENT

To

adjust

Knee

Lifter

(A),

loosen

Lift

Arm

Screws

(B)

and bring

Knee

Lifter into position most com-·

fortable

for

operator. Tighten

Screws

(B)

securely.

This

adjustment

may

require readjusting tension

spring.

To

adjust tension of spring

on

Knee

Lifter, loosen

Collar

Screws

(C)

and

wind

spring

by

placing side

blade of screw driver

in

Collar slots

(D).

Wind tight

enough

until

Knee

Lifter

(AJ

swings

towards the

operator, then tighten Collar

Screws

securely

..

"S"

Hook

(E)

must

always

have

slack

between Feed

Frame

and

Lift

Arm

(F).

To

do

this,

first loosen

Lock

Nut

(H)

and turn Adjusting Screw

(G)

left or right

until

"$"

Hook

is

FREE

of Feed Frame and Lift

Arm.

Hold

Screw

in

place and tighten

Lock

Nut

(H).

THREADING

CHART

l.

Use

any

type thread

which

is

suitable for the fabric being

sewn.

This

includes mercerized, 00,

silk

and synthetic threads.

2.

The

thread

is

passed through rear thread guide

(A)

then slides

between two tension

discs

(B)

through

(C)

through front thread

guide

(D)

...

then

down

through needle clamp

hole

(E)

...

and

entering

from

the underside of needle

hole

(F).

3.

Leave

thread about 2 to 3 inches past needle

hole.

THREADING

NEEDLE

To

thread needle

at

point

(F)

a.

Swing

work

plate out of

way

b. Depress cylinder out of

way

with

knee

lifter

c. Hold thread between

index

finger and thumb

d.

End

of

thread must be

stub

not feather edge.

RIGHT

Up

like

this

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ADJUSTING

RIB

TO

NEEDLE

THE

MACHINE

SHOULD

IE

CHECKED

TO

INSURE CORRECT

NEEDLE

SETTING TO

PREVENT

DAMAGE TO

NEEDLES.

1. Press knee lifter

to

depress feed frome.

2.

Turn

hand wheel CLOCKWISE until

eye

of

needle

is

at

slot

in

presser foot shoe (Fig. 1

).

3. Slowly release knee lifter. The rib should JUST TOUCH

THE

NEEDLE

(Fig.

2).

4.

If

rib

is

pressing up against needle (Fig.

3),

turn dial toward

"LESS" until rib just touches needle.

5.

If

rib

is

away from needle (Fig.

4),

turn dial toward "MORE" until

rib just touches needle.

6. When needle just touches rib (Fig.

2),

machine

is

set

to

test.

7.

To

test

machine, when ratio

is

set

2 to 1

ratio-take

sing~

layer

of

material, place

in

machine and turn machine by hand.

If

machihe

catches once, then does not catch on next stroke, machine

is

ready

to

work.

8. Keep dialing "MORE" or "LESS" until above results are obtained

on

silk

or

any thin goods.

9.

On

heavy goods, it should catch

or:l

each stroke

of

needle.

1

O.

You

are

now

ready to thread machine. Refer to 'threoding

instructions.

FIG. 4

IMPORTANT:

Place o piece of thin sample material

in

machine. Set stitch

ratio on

2-to-1.

Turn hand wheel clockwise by hand

so

that

needle catches on one stroke and skips a stitch on second .stroke.

ON

THE

SKIP

STROKE,

stop when the eye of the needle

is

at

the rib (fig.

I).

At

this point, the gop between

the

Compen-

sating Skip Stitch Screw (fig. 5, Al and the Push

Rod

IBl

should

be

.018

(

Cl.

On the absence of o gauge,

.018

is

about

5 times the thickness of average letterhead paper.) This

ad-

justment

is

made by loosening

Lock

Nut

(f)

, adjusting screw

lA) so

gap

at

!Cl

is

.018.

Keep

screw

in

place with screw-

driver

and

secure Lock Nut.

Once this

is

done, a similar adjustment on Feed Frome Limit

Safety Screw

IE)

should be made. Loosen Lock Nut

!Dl,

adjust Safety Screw

IE)

so

that

gap

(Gl between Screw

IE)

and Main Frome of machine

is

.018. Hold Screw

in

place with

screwdriver

and

secure

Lock

Nut. THIS ADJUSTMENT

IS

TO

PREVENT

OPERATOR

FROM

MISTAKENLY

ADJUSTING

RIB

TOO HIGH WITH "MORE/LESS"

DIAL

CAUSING

NEEDLE

TO

STRIKE

RIB

AND

BREAK.

FIG. 3

FIG. 5

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TESTING

NEEDLE

IMPORTANT:

First

test

needle

to

make sure there

is

no bur

or

it

is

not

bent.

To

check for bur, rub finger-

nail across point. If needle

is

bent,

it

will

not rest

firmly on needle guide Fig. 6 .

{F)

CHANGING

NEEDLE

TO

REMOVE

1. Loosen screw

(A)

about

21h

turns until Needle

Clamp

(B)

is

loosened from Needle Lever

(C)

and

Needle

is

free.

{Fig.

1)

2. Hold Needle with left hand thumb and index

finger, remove by moving away from

you

and

t.o

the

left (Fig. 1

).

It

should

come

out effortlessly.

DO NOT FORCE.

INSERTING

NEW

NEEDLE

1. Place

good

new needle

in

groove

of

presserfoot

and hold

in

place with right index finger

(Fig.

21.

With tilting motion

of

right thumb (Fig.

3),

tit

shank

of

needle

to

right

in

between Needle

Clamp

{B)

and Needle Lever

(C)

and into groove

of

Needle Lever.

2.

With

left index finger

and

thumb (Fig.

4),

bring

Needle Clamp and, Lever

together

making sure

Needle

is

setting

in

Needle Lever Groove. While

holding

together

with left .hand, draw needle up

as high as possible with right hand. Then with

right hand, tighten screw

(A)

with screw driver.

3. Hold Needle

at

point

(D)

(Fig.

5)

with left thumb

and index finger, loosen screw

(A)

a

quarter

turn,

then push Needle

all

the

way up

the

Needle

Lever (DO NOT FORCE) and secure screw

(A)

firmly.

4.

EYE

of

Needle should

be

at

point

(E)

(Fig.

6)

when Needle Lever

(C)

is

at

its highest point.

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HOW

TO SEW

1.

Turn

hand

wheel

slowly

clockwise

until

needle

reaches

high

point

(A).

2. With hands

12

inches

or

so

aport

(Fig.

1)

hold

hem

firmly.

Depress

knee

lifter,

pfoce

hem

in

machine parallel

with,

and

up

under presser

foot.(D)

3. Place edge of

hem

in

slot of shoe

(B)

and

at

edge of gauge

(C).

4. Start

sewing.

IMPORTANT:

Keep

edge

of

hem

lightly,

but

firmly

against gauge, keep

material parallel to gauge

by

KEEPING

EYE~

ON GAUGE

ONLY

...

NOT

ON

NEEDLE

OR

SEWING.

5.

To

remove

...

make

sure needle

is

again

at

high

point. Depress

knee

lifter and

pull

work

AWAY

FROM

YOU,

straight back to break

thread.

IMPORT

ANT-DO

NOT

TUG

MATERIAL

BACK

AND

FORTH

OR

IT

WILL

UNRAVEL

THE

STITCH.

START SEWING

1. On

thin

goods or ribbon cloth guide

Fig.

1,{C).

should be set almost

at

extreme right side of

machine and

should

obtain results

shown

in

Fig.

2.

(F).

2.

For

heavier goods, bring cloth guide to the left

as necessary.

3.

Do

not

pull

material to

help

feeding, do. not

hold

material

back,

just

hold

firm

but

lightly.

4.

To

remove

finished

work,

MAKE

SURE

NEEDLE

IS

AT

HIGH

POINT

FREE

OF

GARMENT.

TENSION

If

material

puckers,

loosen

tension.

If thread

is

loose,

make

sure thread

is

between

tension, discs then tighten accordingly.

Do

not

hesitate to turn tension

nut

several times

as

needed.

On

thin

goods, a light tension

is

required.

On

heavier goods, a tighter tension

is

necessary.

IMPORTANT:

Unlike

a regular machine, this

ma-

chine

requires very little tension.

UNRAVELING STITCH

To

unravel the stitching,

turn

hand

wheel

CLOCK-

WISE

to

high

point of needle. Continue

clockwise

until

thread

is

off looper.

Then

COUNTERCLOCK-

WISE

to threading position.

Depress

knee

lifter and

remove

garment

...

thread

will

unravel.

To

unravel stitch

on

finished

garment, start where

stitching

finished,

break straight thread and

unravel

backwards,

NOT

FROM

DIRECTION

OF SEWING.

F Proper stitching.

.

PROPER

STITCHING (Fig.

21

G.

Material

running

off. Bring gouge

over a little

to

left.

H. Gouge too

for

to

left. Move gouge

over to right.

I

If

catching each time

on

light

. J. Catches on thin fabric every

other time. (Provided needle

is

good.)

fabric, turn dial to "LESS" until

it

looks like

J.

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PROPER

SETTING

FOR

RIB

CONNECTION

Turn

Handwheel clockwise until Needle

is

o.n

the DOWN stroke.

When

Needle reaches right

hand

edge

of

Needle Guide

"A"

(Fig:

1),

Rib

"B"

should STOP

and

SHOULD NOT

MOVE

UNTIL

NEEDLE

POINT

PASSES

OVER

RIB

TO OTHER

SIDE

OF

PRESSERFOOT

OPENING

"C".

If

Rib does move,

make

the

following adjustment: First loosen Screw

11

A

11

(Fig.

2).

Bring

Needle Point

back

to

right

hand

edge of Needle Guide.

Then

loosen screw

11

B", keeping

screwdriver in place. Move

Cam

forward or backward until

Rib

is

at

the STOP

position, holding Needle in Position with handwheel while performing this operation. Tighten

Screw

"B".

Test accuracy of adjustment by repeating operation outlined

in

first paragraph.

If still not correct, readjust by loosening screw

"B"

again, change angle

of

Cam slightly

forward or backward

as

needed

and

retighten Screw "B".

When

adjusted satisfactorily, be

sure

to

TIGHTEN

BOTH

SCREWS

"A"

&

"B"

before putting machine into operation.

TO

SET

Rl

B SHAFT

When

needle

is

in

same position

as

in

Fig.

1,

loosen Screw

in

Fig.

3,

and

turn

Rib

to

desired position. Secure Screw. (See page 9 for closer detail

of

Rib

Shaft

if needed.)

NEEDLE

STROKE

Turn Handwheel clockwise, bringing

Nee~le

to

end of stroke

at

the right side.

At

this point,

the

Needle tip should be

5/8"

to

11/16"

from the right side of Presserfoot opening (Fig.

4).

To

attain

this, loosen Eccentric Ball Screw

until Needle reaches desired position.

(Fig.

5)

and

turn Eccentric

Boll

REGULATING LENGTH

OF

STITCH

loosen

Screw (Fig.

5)

in Stitch Regulating Collar

and

turn until desired number

is

by

Indicator Notch

in

The

larger the Pumber by

the

notch, the longer

the

stitch.

The

smaller

the

number by

the

notch, the shorter the stitch. WHEN MAKING STITCH

LONGER

OR

SHORTER, CHECK

FEEDER

WITH

LOOPER

AND

PRESSERFOOT

AS

IT CHANGES

POSITION

OF

FEEDER

WHEN CHANGING

LENGTH

OF

STITCH

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FIG.S

REGULATING

COLLAR

FIG. 4

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ADJUSTING

LOOPER

1. (FIG. 1) Loosen screw (A)

to

take

out

Looper (B) -

2.

To

put

Looper in1

be

sure

you

put

Looper in until

shoulder

of

Looper touches

shoulder

of

Looper Rod

(C)

at

point

!D)

.

3.

(FIG.

2)

Turn

Handwheel by

hand

1 carefully

and

slowly. Looper

must

clear

the

Chain-Off

<El

and

clear

needle

1

being

just

above

the

needle

about

the

thickness

of

a

sheet

of

paper

at

point

(G).

The

long prong

of

the

Looper should

be

about

3/32

11

from

the

needle when

needle

is

at

the

limit

of

stroke.

4.

Should Looper

touch

needle

or

Presser Foot

at

point

(G),

loosen screws (H)

and

use

wide

blade

of

screwdriver in slot

of

Eccentric Block

at

U).

If Looper

is

hitting

needle,

turn

Eccentric Block clockwise. If Looper

is

too

for obove needle,

turn

Eccentric Block

counterclockwise.

5.

(FIG.

3)

If Looper

touches

Pres!:ier Foot

or

needle

at

point

<Kl

and

upper

port

!long

prong)

of

Looper

at

point

(L),

turn

Eccentric Block clockwise.

6.

(FIG. 3 & FIG. 1) Should Looper

be

touching

at

point

<Kl

and

needle

touching

short

prong

of

Looper

at

point

(L),

then

you

must

loosen

nut

!Ml

and

screws

(N).

Then

turn

Lcoper Rod

at

point (C) downwards, which will

clear

the

short

prong

of

your Looper

at

point

(L)

and

raise

the

Looper

at

point

(K).

7.

(FIG. 2 & FIG,

3)

By

turning

Eccentric Block

U)

clockwise

or

counterclockwise, it will

raise

or

lower your Loeper

at

points (K)

and

(U.

With

ECCENTRIC BLOCK, you

RAISE

or

LOWER Looper on BOTH SIDES.

TURNING

LOOPER ROD, you RAISE

one

side

and

you LOWER

the

other

side.

8.

(FIG. 3 & FIG.

2)

For Looper

To

clear

Chain-Off

(Q)

and

Presser Foot

at

!R),

Eccentric Block

U)

con

be

moved from

l~ft

to

right by loosening screws

(H).

This will

give you

the

desired

clearance.

9.

<FIG.

1 & FIG.

2)

If

this

is

necessary,

be

sure

that

Looper Rod

Carrier

<S)

is

flush

against

Looper Rod

Carrier

(T)

and

does

not

hove

any

play

left

or

right. Secure

by

re-tightening screws (H) .

10. (FIG.

4)

When

Needle

Guide (U)

beccmes

grooved

or

broken, remove

and

put

in a new one. NOTE:

When

replacing Needle Guide, slide

"U"

of

Needle

Guide

into

undercut

neck

of

screw

(V).

Hold

together

and

screw on Presser Fcot.

Just

before

tightening

firmly,

push

Needle

Guide

securely

towards screw, hold in position

and

tighten

Needle

Guide Screw

(V).

11.

<FIG.

5)

Feeder

should

be

below Presser Foot a

maximum

of

3/32"

at

point

<W)

and

a

hair

less

at

point

(X).

<FIG.

4)

BE

SURE LOOPER CLEARS

FEEDER

AT

POINT <Yl.

BE

DOUBLY SURE

FEEDER

SCREWS

<Z>

ARE

SECURED FIRMLY.

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FEED FRAME

!GROUP

1 I

8S1030

8S1069

8S1087

8S1088

8S1104

8S1146

8S1159

8S1205

lGROUP2 I

8S1028

8S1029

8S1105

8S1202

8S1203

8S1332

lGROUP3 I

8S1076

8S1117

8S1161

8S1162

8S1163

8S1164

8S6010

Screw • Window plate

Set screw • platten bracket pivot stud

Rib shaft bushing • left

Rib shaft bushing •

right

Screw • feed frame

limit

Nut·

feed frame

limit

screw lock

Screw• spring

link

lock

Window plate

Spring

washer·

skip

regulating lever stud

Nut -

skip

stitch compensating

Screw •

skip

stitch compensating

Skip regulating

Stud -

skip

regulating lever

Screw • skip regulating lever stud lock

Screw -

rib

shaft

collar·

clamp

Screw •

rib

shaft collar -clamp

Screw • rib shaft crank • clamp

Rib shaft collar-left

Rib shaft collar•

right

Crank -rib shaft

Stud -

rib

shaft crank

Rib shaft

lGROUP4 I

8S1021

8S1055

8S1056

8S1132

8S1166

8S1167

8S1172

8S1244

8S1262

8S2409

8S2410

8S2455

8S2456

lGROUPSl

Spacer • platten bracket

Stop

post

Spring

post

Screw• platten bracket

limit

Stud • platten bracket

pivot

Nut • platten

to

bracket attaching screw

Spring • platten bracket

Screw • platten

to

bracket• attaching

Nut • platten bracket

limit

screw-lock

Platten •

right

Platten • left

Platten bracket -left

Platten bracket -

right

8S1101

Screw·

cylinder cover

8S1212 Cylinder cover

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GROUP

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~BSlOSl

BSm~,

FRONT

PLATE

GROUP

BSllOJ

FRONT PLATE GROUP AND SUPPORT BRACKETS

BS5180

BS1200

BS5015

BS1051

BS1228

BS1052

BS1053

BS1227

BS1230

BS1229

BS1103

BS1225

BS1048

BS1226

BS1049

BS1051

Complete plate and bracket assembly

Swing plate

supportshaftassembly

Screw -

pivot

pin-lock

Bracket -swing plate -

support

Screw -stop plate

Washer -stop plate screw

Stop plate

Washer (flat) -swing plate

support

bracket screw

Washer (lock) -swing plate

support

bracket screw

Screw -swing plate

support

bracket

Pin -

swing

plate

pivot

Retaining ring

-swing

plate

pivot

Collar -swing plate

pivot

Set screw -swing plate

pivot

pin collar

Screw -swing plate

pivot

pin-lock

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MAIN

FRAME

GROUP

I

GROUP

21

I

GROUP

31

\.

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GROUP

1I

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MAIN FRAME GROUP

IGROUP

1 I

8S1025

Pin.

regulating

fork-pivot

8S1066 Shaft -feed frame

rocker

8S1068R

belt

guard

8S1081 Cover plate

8S1093 Set

screw

-feed frame shaft

8S1094 Screw -eccentric pin

set

8S1096 Screw -

cover

plate

8S1120R

set

screw

-

belt

guard

8S1240 Eccentric pin

8S1289 Screw -eccentric

block

8SM1087 Main

shaft

bushing

-

left

8SM1088 Main

shaft

bushing

-

right

IGROUP2 I

8S1009 Cover

8S1010

Nut

8S1011 Ratchet

8S1070 Screw -

front

thread guide

8S1080 Front thread

guide

8S1082 Tension

post

8S1083 Tension

discs

8S1084 Thread guide

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8S1043 Handwheel

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Needle

shaft

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Eccentric

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stud

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8S1134 Eccentric ball

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8S1132

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fork

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Looper

rod

fork

and sleeve assembly

looper

rod sleeve

Pin -

fork

and sleeve

Set screw -

fork

and sleeve

Stud -looper

rod

sleeve

Collar -sleeve stud

Screw -stud collar

Screw -looper rod fork-clamp

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Needle clamp

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looper

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Looper

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looper

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Screw •

looper

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Screw •

looper

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carrier-clamp

BS1149 Stud

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rod carrier

8S1150 Eccentric

block

BS2200 Looper

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8S1118

BS1135

BS1094

Needle shaft

Screw • eccentric ball clamp

Collar·

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Set screw • needle shaft collar

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6S1185

6S1025

6S1026

6S1094

6S1180

6S1179

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Support arm • cam roller

Regulating fork

Pin • regulating fork-pivot

Pin • rollersupport arm-pivot

Screw • roler support arm

pivot

pin-set

Cam roller

Pin • cam rollersupport

Screw • cam roller support pin-set

Skipeccentric gearassembly

Pin • skipeccentric gear

Screw • skipeccentric gear

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6S1222

6S5010

6S1109

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Regulating dial shoe

Regulating dial screw

Face plate and guide pin assembly

Screw • regulating dial assembly

Dial and ratchet assembly

Screw • dial and ratchet assembly-lock

Push rod assembly

Push rod ( 1/4 )

Cotter

Spring • push rod

Push rod assembly

Push rod ( 3/8 )

Cotter

Spring • push rod

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6S1138 Feed lever

6S1091 Stitch regulating collar

6S1094 Screw •

titch

regulating collar-clamp

6S4248 Liner-stitch regulating collar

6S5016 Rocker pin assembly

6S1145

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6S1076 Screw • rocker pin collar-clamp

6S2100 Feed dog

6S2101 Feed dogfine,

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6S1119 Screw • feed dog

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Spring -knee

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Consew 1118-3 Operation manual

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