UnionSpecial Advanced 56100 Series Setup guide

CATALOG NO.
130M
Fourth Edition
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Adjusting instructio s and
illustrated parts list
Class 56100 - Advanced Series,
bag seaming machines
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CATALOG NO. 130M
ADJUSTING INSTRUCTIONS AND
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST FOR
CL.ASS 56100
ADVANCED SERIES
BAG SEAMING MACHINE
STYLE 56100 M
Fourth Edition
© 1965' 1981
By
Union Special Corporation
Rights Reserved in All Countries
December. 1981
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IDENTIFICATION OF MACHINES
Each UNION SPECIAL machine carries a Style number, which on this Class machine is
stamped into the style plate affixed to the right front of machine.
The serial number is stamped in the casting at the right rear base of machine.
Reference to directions, such as right, left, front or rear, are given relative to
the operator•s position while seated
at the machine.Operating direction of the hand-
wheel is counterclockwise, as viewed from the right end of machine.
CLASS DESCRIPTION
Advanced high speed, single needle, flat bed machine. High throw, needle bearing
needle bar drive,
light weight presser bar and needle bar driving mechanism, enclos-
ed automatic lubricating system, filtered oil return pumps for head and base, later-
al looper travel. Maximum work space to right of needle bar, 8 l/4 inches (209.6mm).
MACHINE STYLE
56100 M Typical application - For seaming medium and large size cotton, light and
medium weight burlap bags. Stitch range 3 1/2 to 7; set at 3 l/2 S.P.I. Seam
specification 401-SSa-1. Maximum recommended speed 6000 R.P.M. sewing at 3 l/2
to 5 S.P.I. and 6500 R.P.M. sewing at more than 5 S.P.I. Recommended speed for
machines operating on a duty cycle of 50% or more is 10% less than maximum.
NEEDLES
Each needle has both a type and size number.The type number denotes the kind of
shank, point, length, groove, finish and other details. The size number, stamped on
the needle shank, denotes largest diameter of blade, measured midway between shank
and eye. Collectively, type and size number represent the complete symbol, which is
given on the label of all needles packaged and sold by UNION SPECIAL.
Recommended needle for Style 56100 M is Type 144 G. It has a round shank, round
point, No. 2 bag length, double groove, spotted, short point, chromium plated, and
is available in sizes -054, 200/080, 230/090, 250/100.
Selection of proper needle size is determined by size of thread used. Thread
should pass freely through needle eye in order to produce a good stitch formation.
To have needle orders promptly and accurately filled, an empty package,a sample
needle, or the type
and size number should be forwarded. Use description on label. A
complete order
would read:
11
1000 Needles, Type 144 G, Size 200/080
11
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Fig. 1
THREADING AND OILING DIAGRAM FOR STYLE 56100 M
Thread machine as indicated above. The looper threading has been enlarged for
clarity.
The oil has been drained from the machine before shipping and the reservoir
must be filled before starting to operate. Maintain oil level in
11
0PERATE
11
position
and add oil when needle is to the black line located to the left of the
11
0PERATE
11
zone marked ''LOW
11
• The machine is automatically lubricated and no oiling other than
keeping the
main reservoir filled is necessary. For further lubricating instructions
refer to paragraph on
11
LUBRICATION
11
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SAFETY RULES
A
CAUTION
THIS SAFETY SYMBOL INDICATES YOUR PERSONAL SAFETY IS INVOLVED.
TO PREVENT PERSONAL INJURY:
- All power sources to the machine MUST be TURNED OFF before threading, oiling, ad-
justing or replacing parts.
- Wear safety glasses.
-
All shields and guards MUST be in position before operating machine.
-DO NOT tamper with safety shields, guards, etc., while machine is in operation.
LUBRICATION
Use a straight mineral oil with a Saybolt viscosity of 90 to 125 seconds at 100
degrees F. This is equivalent to UNION SPECIAL Specification No. 175.
Before operating, fill machine with oil at
plug screw (A, Fig. 2). While filling machine
with oil, check gauge (B). When proper oil level
is reached, gauge needle will register on black
line marked
11
FULL
11
• Oil must be added when gauge
needle registers on black line marked
11
LOW
11
• Al-
though the machine can be operated safetly when
gauge needle registers in the
11
0PERATE
11
zone, it
is recommended to always check oil level before
operating to
be sure machine is filled with oil
to the
11
FULL
11
mark. CAUTION: DO NOT over fill
machine.
To drain oil, remove plug screw (C), or low-
er crank chamber cover on back of machine. Oil
must be changed every 2000 operating hours to
minimize
wear.
On new machines, or a machine out of service
for
an extended period of time; lubricate machine
as follows:
Remove head cover, clean out lint, then di-
rectly oil needle bar link and needle bar. Re-
place head cover and fill machine with oil to
proper level.
Run machine at low RPM to ensure
proper lubrication of
components preventing any
damage which may occur from lack of oil distri-
bution.
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OIL GAUGE CALIBRATION
To recalibrate oil gauge, follow instructions in sequence as listed:
-Place machine upright on a level surface.
-
Remove plug screw (C, Fig. 2) and tip machine forward to drain all oil from reser-
voir.
-
Remove lower crank chamber cover on back of machine.
-
Fill reservoir until oil is even with bottom of knee press shaft bushing (D).
- Loosen locknut (E) and rotate calibrating screw (F) as required until gauge needle
registers on the black line marked
11
LOWU.
-Tighten locknut (E), then replace plug screw (C) and lower crank chamber cover.
-
Fill machine with oil until gauge needle registers on black line marked
11
FULL
11
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SYNCHRONIZING LOOPER AND NEEDLE MOTIONS
Turn handwheel in the operating di-
rection until the point of the looper
(A, Fig. 3) mov i ng to the left, is even
with the left side of needle (B). Note
the height of the eye of the needle with
respect to the looper point
(See Fig. 4).
Turn the handwheel in the reverse direc-
tion
until the point of the looper again
moving to the left, is even with the left
side of needle (See Fig. 4). If the
height of the
eye of the needle with re-
spect to the looper point are the same,
looper and needle motions are synchroniz-
ed- a variation of .005 inch (.127mm) is
allowable. If the distance from the eye
of the needle to the point of the looper
Fig. 3
is greater when the handwheel is turned
in the operating
direction, the looper
drive lever rocker
shaft will have to be moved slightly towards the rear. Moving
the shaft towards the front acts the reverse.
For Prop er SYNCHRONIZATION of
Looper & Needle
these two Dimen si ons will be the same
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1/84"
1/84"
(.4mm) (.4mm)
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----
Looper in
FRONT of
Needle Needle
in in
OPERATING REVERSE
Di rection
Direction
Fig. 4
NOTE: The 1/64 inch (.4mm) dimension shown in
Fig. 4
is for final setting of needle bar
height.
Adjust looper drive rocker
lever shaft as
follows:
Loosen screw (C, Fig. 3) in looper drive
lever (D). A
rod of .146-40 thd. or Union Special
Screw No. 22870 A can be threaded into the looper
drive lever rocker
shaft through the center of
thrust adjusting screw (E). Tap or pull slightly
as required to position shaft for proper synchro-
nization. Tighten screw
{C) securely and remove
rod or screw used to position shaft.
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SYNCHRONIZING LOOPER AND NEEDLE MOTIONS (Continued)
Loosen lock nut (F) and TORQUE thrust adj-
justing screw (E) to 6 in. lbs. (7cm/kg);
re-tighten lock nut (F) securely.
With the looper at extreme right end
of travel, check location of the right
looper connecting rod bearing using gauge
No. 21227 ex. Remove nut (A, Fig. 5) and
place hole of gauge over threaded stud.
The left end of gauge should locate again-
st the RIGHT side of looper rocker cone
(B). If adjustment is necessary, loosen
clamp screw (C) and reposition looper
drive lever
(D) as required, then tighten
screw (C).
If gauge is not available, check set- Fig. 5
ting with a
scale. Distance between the
centerline of rocker cone and centerline of looper drive lever stud should be 4 1/16
inch
(103.2mm) as shown in Fig. 5;when looper is at its extreme right end of travel.
LOOPER AND LOOPER NEEDLE GUARD SETTINGS
Insert a new needle, type and size spec-
ified. Looper gauge is 5/32 inch (4.0mm)
which is the distance from point of looper
(A, Fig. 6) to centerline of needle (B) when
looper is at extreme right end of its travel.
Looper gauge No. 21225-5/32 (C) is available
for
this setting. Adjustment can be made by
loosening nut (D),(it has a left hand thread)
and nut (E); turn connecting rod (F) as re-
quired to
attain specified dimension. Hold
connecting rod in position and tighten nut
(E), then nut (D).
NOTE: Be sure that the
left ball joint is in a vertical position and
does not bind after adjustment.
Fig. 6
While turning handwheel in operating direction and the looper (A, Fig. 7) moves
to the left, its point should be set to brush but not pick at rear
of needle (B). Adjustment can be made by loosening screw (G, Fig.
6), turn stop screw (H) clockwise to move looper towards the rear,
counterclockwise acts the reverse. It is suggested to hold looper
towards the front while
making this adjustment. Tighten screw (G)
after adjustment has been made and recheck movement of looper.
Looper needle guard (attached to looper) should be set to
barely contact the
front of needle without deflecting as looper
moves to left.
NEEDLE BAR HEIGHT
Turn handwheel to position point of looper flush with the left
side of needle.
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NEEDLE BAR (Continued)
Height of needle bar (A, Fig. 8) is correct when the top of the eye of needle (B) is
Fig. 8
Fig.
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1/64 inch (.4mm) below the underside of looper as shown in
Fig. 4.Adjustment can be made by loosening screw (C, Fig. 8),
move needle bar (A) up or down as required, retighten screw.
FEED DOG SETTINGS
Feed dog (A, Fig. 9) should be centered in throat plate
(B)with equal clearance on all sides and ends with feed trav-
el set to desired stitch length. At highest point of travel,
tips of feed dog teeth should extend the depth of a tooth or
approximately 3/64 inch (1.2mm) above throat plate and paral-
lel to same. Screw (C) should be set to support feed dog
after screw (D) has been loosened which secures feed dog in
position.
Parallel adjustment can be made by loosening nut(A, Fig.
10) and turn sc· rew (B) clockwise to lower front of feed dog,
counterclockwise acts the reverse.
When properly set, re-
tighten nut
(A).
Right to left adjustment can be made by loosening screws
(A, Fig. 11) and slightly move feed rocker (B) on feed rocker
shaft (C) as required, then retighten screws. Check to ensure
that feed rocker arm (D) does not bind after adjustment.
Forward or rearward centering of feed
dog can be accomplished by loosening nut (E,
Fig. 11), move feed rocker (B) as required
and retighten nut.
CHANGING STITCH LENGTH
Set the stitch to required length.This is
accomplished by loosening lock nut(F, Fig.ll)
Fig. 9 1/2 turn, (it has a left hand thread) on the
end of the stitch regulating stud and turning
stitch adjusting screw (G) located under the left end of the
cloth plate in the
head of the mainshaft (H), which is marked
with
11
L
11
and
11
S
11
• Turning the screw in a clockwise direction
shortens the
stitch (moves stitch regulating stud toward the
11
S
11
) and turning it in a counterclockwise direction lengthens
the
stitch (moves stitch regulator stud toward the
11
L
11
). Re-
tighten the lock nut securely. To prevent destructive damage
to the feed drive bearing, key screw (J) must engage the
11
U
11
shaped key slot in ferrule (K).
The feed rocker assembly may require lubrication and re-
pair after years of operation. This can be accomplished as
follows: Loosen nut (E, Fig. 11) and remove nut (F). Remove
feed rocker arm (D) from machine by rocking s· lightly. Loosen
screws (A) and remove stop collar on right end of shaft (C).
Shaft
can now be withdrawn. Loosen Allen screw (L) and remove
shaft (M). Now repack bearings.
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CHANGING STITCH LENGTH (Continued)
When packing bearings, parts must be clean and grease should be applied directly
from the tube to avoid contamination. Tube of grease can be supplied under part No.
28604 P. Greased bearings are located at (N, P, Fig. 11). If grease sealed bearings
are replaced, they should be pressed in flush with the casting. To assemble, start
tapered end of shafts first, twisting slightly when entering the grease seals to pre-
vent
damage. Check for proper adjustment of feed dog as described under the
11
Feed Dog
Settings
11
• Also check to see that there is no binding at any point.
Fig. 11
Fig. 12
REAR NEEDLE GUARD
Set rear needle guard (A, Fig. 12) horizontally so that it does not quite con-
tact the rear of needle (B). A clearance of .005 inch (.127mm) is permissible. It
should be set vertically so that its vertical face is even with the top of the
needle eye, with needle bar in
low position. To adjust needle guard, loosen clamp
screw (C), move the needle guard on its holder as required and retighten screw.
Stitch length can be changed without a change in the rear needle guard because it is
not attached to the feed bar.
THREADING
Draw looper and needle threads into the machine
and start operating on a piece of fabric. Refer to
threading diagram (Fig.
1) for manner of threading
this machine.
LOOPER THREAD CAST-OFF WIRE
Looper thread cast-off wire (A, Fig. 13) locat-
ed on the take-up shield (B) controls the amount of
slack thread in the system and can be moved to any
position. It should be set laterally so that it is
midway between the two discs of take-up (C) and the
tip parallel with the discs.
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LOOPER THREAD CAST-OFF WIRE (Continued)
It is usually set towdrd the take-up to almost the limit of its slot so that it bare-
ly
clears the highest point of the take-up. The height and lateral adjustment of the
retainer affects the control of looper thread as looper moves to the left. Ordinarily
it will be set in approximately a horizontal position. More looper thread is given to
the
stitch when the retainer is raised and set towards the take-up. However, if the
retainer is raised too high, the looper thread triangle may be wiped under the blade
of the looper, causing
traingle skips or pulled down stitches. This can be checked by
observing the action of the looper thread as the looper moves to the left.
THREAD TENSIONS
Tension on the needle thread should be only sufficient to produce uniform stitch-
es on the under surface of the fabric. Tension on the looper thread should be just
sufficient to steady the thread.
PRESSER BAR HEIGHT
Height of presser bar (D, Fig. 8) is set correctly if it is possible to remove
the presser foot when the foot lifter lever, located at the back of the machine and
extending above the upper crank chamber cover is fully actuated (pulled to the right).
There should be approximately l/16 inch (l.6mm) clearance between lower surface of the
presser bar connection
and guide (E) and bottom surface of head opening in the bed
when foot lifter lever is released and presser foot lying flat on the throat plate
with feed
dog below throat plate.
Adjustment can be made by turning handwheel to position needle bar at bottom of
stroke.
Loosen screw (F) and while holding presser foot down on throat plate, posit-
ion presser bar connection and guide as required to attain specified clearance and re-
tighten screw.
PRESSER FOOT PRESSURE
Regulate the presser spring regulating screw (A, Fig. 14) so that it exerts only
enough pressure on the presser foot to feed the work uniformly when a slight tension
is placed on the fabric. Turning it clockwise increases the pressure, counterclock-
wise acts the reverse.
SETTING NEEDLE THREAD GUIDE AND FRAME EYELET
Turn handwheel in operating ~irection until
the needle bar reaches its lowest position. Set
needle thread take-up wire (8, Fig. 14) so that
its thread contact surface is approximately 3/16
inch
(4.8mm) above the center of the needle bar
thread
eyelet (C). Lower this setting for a
smaller needle thread loop,
raise for a larger
loop. Set needle thread frame eyelet (D) so that
it is approximately 7/8 inch (22.2mm) above
centerline of its attaching screw (Fig. 14).
TORQUE REQUIREMENTS
Fig. 14 Torque specifications given in this catalog
are
measured in inch-pounds or centimeter/kilo-
grams. All straps and eccentrics must be tightened to 19-21 in. lbs. (22-24cm/kg)
unless otherwise noted.
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TORQUE REQUIREMENTS (Continued)
All nuts, bolts, screws, etc., without torque specifications must be secured as
tightly as possible, unless otherwise noted. Special torque specifications of con-
necting rods,
links, screws, etc., are shown on part illustrations.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
NEEDLE LEVER
When adjusting needle lever or replac-
ing related
parts, follow instructions in
sequence as
listed:
l. Install "0" rings (A, Fig. 15) onto
needle lever stud
(B) and thrust collar
(C).
2. With needle lever (D) in machine and
positioned properly; insert stud (B)
through hole in needle lever until its
shoulder contacts the needle lever and
the word "UP" on stud is in the upright
position.
While making sure no binding
exists in the needle bar link, secure
stud {B) with the
front set screw in
top of
machine bed. Fig. 15
3. Install temper load ring (E) and compression cups (F) onto stud (B), then push
ring and cups through opening in machine bed.
4. Install thrust collar (C) onto stud (B) being careful not to damage "0" ring.
Compress components together by tighening screw (G) until washer (H) bottoms
against stud (B). Secure stud (B) in position using the rear set screw in top of
bed.
5. To check temper load ring for proper
compression,
remove screw {G) from
stud (B) and loosen rear set screw in
top of
bed. Thrust collar (C) should
spring out
.003- .007 inch (.08-
. 18mm). Compress load ring in reverse
order, then tighten
rear set screw.
6. With indented "UP" on stud (B) in
upright
position, install bearing
oiler (J) so its hook sets in oil
supply hole (K) of stud. When hook
and stud are secured in their proper
positions, the proper amount of oil
will be channeled to stud for lubri-
cating needle lever (D).
ALIGNING MAINSHAFT TO CRANKSHAFT
Fig. 16
As viewed looking down from rear of machine, spot screws (A. Fig. 16) in the
couplings
must align with the spots in the looper drive crank (B) and set screws (C)
must align with the flats on crankshaft (D) and mainshaft (E).
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ALIGNING MAINSHAFT TO CRANKSHAFT (Continued)
.045" ( 1.14mm)
Fig. 17
•
CD ·
•
Fig. 18
Mainshaft must be positioned laterally
with .045 inch (1.14mm) clearance between
the right side of its head and the bed
casting as shown in Fig. 17.
Looper drive crank (8, Fig. 16) must
be positioned laterally with l/32 inch
(.8mm) clearance between it and mainshaft
(E) as shown in Fig. 16. Once these set-
tings are made, it is very important that
the couplings are tightened in the follow-
ing sequence
for best performance.
Tighten spot screws
(A) temporarily,
to the looper drive crank. Tighten
set
screws (C) temporarily, to the crankshaft
and mainshaft. Torque screws (F) to 19 -
21 in. lbs. (22 - 24 em/kg). Loosen spot
screws
(A) and set screws (C). Re-torque
screws
(F) to 19 - 21 in. lbs. (22 - 24
em/kg), then, torque screws (A and C) to
19-21 in. lbs. (22- 24cm/kg) .
The oil drip plate {A, Fig.l8) locat-
ed in the oil reservoir should be posi-
tioned with
its tip in the recessed cut
out in the
bed casting, as far to the left
as possible without touching. It has
elongated mounting holes and can be adj-
usted by loosening (2) screws (B) in top
of the
oil reservoir back cover to posi-
tion
as required, retighten screws.
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Before this machine left the factory it was adjusted and inspected to give you the utmost
satisfaction and durability at all times. If, however, the machine has been readjusted
and is not sewing properly, see the chart below for suggestions which may prove beneficial
to you.
SKIPPED STITCHES
Condition Causes
Cures
Needle loop too small
Frame needle thread guide Raise
frame needle thread
set too low
guide slightly.
Needle thread stretched at Lower frame thread eyelet
bottom of stroke, loop not and/or reduce needle tension
formed till stretch relieved
The needle thread creased Use oversize ball eye needle,
because
it is too tight and lower frame needle eyelet,
needle is hot reduce tension
Needle thread pinched by Drop needle guard slightly
needle guard, collapsing
needle loop
Thread twisting a round Keep needle loop as small as
needle possible,
keep needle thread
tension to a
minimum.
Use a
left twist thread
Needle thread sticking in
Use lubricant on thread
needle grooves,
due to heat I
Needle does not rise enough Increase looper gauge
l/64
to
form needle loop properly to 1/32 inch
Looper misses needle loop Material
is not held down in See if presser bar is
stick-
as presser foot is coming
front of seam and is flagging ing
off a seam
Needle deflect i ng towards Use sharp point needle
operator
Needle loop
formed properly Needle bar set too high
Lower needle bar slightly
but brushed out of the
way
· by looper
Looper misses needle loop Needle deflecting toward op- Do not hold back excessively
when operator is trying to
erator who may be holding on material. Properly adjust
match seams or ends
back on material while feed and maintain a proper
matching
seams or ends of feeding pressure on foot so
garment operator
does not hold back
Needle misses triangle on
Looper thread too loose, not Increase looper thread
looper thread side
making a good triangle tension
Needle being deflected to Do not pull material at the
the rear
by burr on needle back. Use a sharp needle to
point or
due to operator stop needle
from glancing
pulling
on material, or off seam.
Check needle for
needle glancing off when
burr
coming on a seam
NOTE: More detailed information concerning the double locked stitch (stitch type 401) is
available under "Stitch Formation, Type 401".
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ORDERING REPAIR PARTS
ILLUSTRATIONS
This catalog has been arranged to simplify ordering repair parts. Exploded
views of various sections of the mechanism are shown so that the parts may be seen
in
their actual position in the machine. On the page opposite the illustration will
be found a listing of the parts with their part numbers, descriptions and the number
of pieces required in the particular view being shown.
Numbers in the first column are reference numbers only, and merely indicate the
position of that part in the illustration. Reference numbers should never be used in
ordering
parts. Always use the part number listed in the second column.
Component parts of sub-assemblies which can be furnished for repairs are indi-
cated by indenting their descriptions under the description of the main sub-assemb-
ly. Example:
48
49
50
51
52
29105 AK
22587 K
56343 c
56343 E
22559 A
Crank Assembly, looper driving lever------------------------ 1
Screw,
beari~g cap (upper) ----------------------------- 2
Guide, ball
joint-------------------------------------- 1
Splasher,
oil ------------------------------------------ 1
Screw, bearing
cap (lower) ----------------------------- 2
It will be noted in the above example that the eccentric, ball stud, and bear-
ing are not
listed. The reason is that replacement of these parts individually is
not recommended, so the complete sub-assembly should be ordered.
At the back of the book will be found a numerical index of all the parts shown
in this book. This will facilitate locating the illustration and description when
only the part number is known.
IDENTIFYING PARTS
Where the construction permits, each part is stamped with its part number. On
some of the smaller parts, and on those where construction does not permit, an
identification letter is stamped in to distinguish the part from similar ones.
Part numbers represent the same part, regardless of catalog in which they ap-
pear.
IMPORTANT! ON ALL ORDERS, PLEASE INCLUDE PART NAME AND STYLE OF MACHINE FOR
WHICH PART IS ORDERED.
USE GENUINE REPAIR PARTS
Success in the operation of these machines can be secured only with genuine
UNION SPECIAL repair parts as furnished by the Union Special Corporation, its sub-
sidiaries and authorized distributors. They are designed according to the most ap-
proved
scientific principles, and are made with utmost precision. Maximum efficien-
cy and durability are assured.
TERMS
Prices are net cash and subject to change without notice. All shipments are
forwarded
f.o.b. shipping point. Parcel Post shipments are insured unless other-
wise directed. A charge is made to cover postage and insurance.
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EXPLODED VIEHS
AND
DESCRIPTION OF PARTS
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Part
No.
22829
21375 AV
98 A
52 A
22593
51158 D
51104 F
50-216 Blk.
51157 H
21657 E
22528
J87 J
77
51204 c
51104 H
51204 A
22798 A
51204
52958 B
25 s
51482 A
22569 c
56382
56382 A
56382 N
22585
56393 D
7947
56393 c
35731 A
51294 R
660-342
22513
95
660-694
22889 A
539
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22848
22894 E
56382 E
56382 D
22548
56382 H
56382 G
22524
22585 A
22839
51124 D
87
56180 B
51280 J
22570 A
56168
51125 E
906
22829
56382 J
56382
59493 A
666-214
22848
56382 AA
56382 L
56382 y
56382 AB
22524
MAIN FRAME, CAST-OFF PLATE AND MISCELLANEOUS COVERS
Amt.
Description ~
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 2
Guard, belt ----------------------------------------------------------------- l
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 2
Eyelet,
frame looper thread ------------------------------------------------- l
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 2
Eyelet, take-up ------------------------------------------------------------- 2
Wire, cast-off ---------------------------------------------------~---------- l
Pin, dowel ------------------------------------------------------------------ 2
Support, cast-off wire ------------------------------------------------------ l
Washer ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- l
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 2
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- l
Support, auxiliary
cast-off------------------------------------------------- l
Cast-off, auxiliary--------------------------------------------------------- 1
Support, cast-off wire ------------------------------------------------------ 1
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- l
Wire,
cast-off -------------------------------------------------------------- l
Eyelet,
frame looper thread ------------------------------------------------- l
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 2
Guard ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 2
Cover, head ----------------------------------------------------------------- l
Felt------------------------------------------------------------------- l
Gasket
---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- l
Clamp, head oil tube -------------------------------------------------------- l
Nut ------------------------------------------------------------------------- l
Block,
head oil tube mounting ----------------------------------------------- l
Plate, presser bar connection guide ----------------------------------------- 2
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- l
Lockwasher ------------------------------------------------------------------ l
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 3
Screw, plug ----------------------------------------------------------------- l
Gasket, needle lever eyelet
----------------------------------· · -------------- l
Screw, adapter
-------------------------------------------------------------- l
Eyelet,
frame needle thread ------------------------------------------------- l
Washer ---------------------------------------------------------------------- l
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- l
Screw, needle lever
thrust collar and stud ---------------------------------- 2
Gasket ---------------------------------------------------------------------- l
Cover, lower crank chamber --------------------- · ·---------------------------- l
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 4
Gasket ---------------------------------------------------------------------- l
Cover, top oil reservoir ---------------------------------------------------- l
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 8
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 3
Screw, throat plate support ------------------------------------------------- 3
Throat Plate ---------------------------------------------------------------- l
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 2
Support, throat plate ------------------------------------------------------- l
Pin, dowel ------------------------------------------------------------- 2
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- l
Holder, needle guard
-------- - ----------------------------------------------- l
Guard, needle
--------------------------------------------------------------- l
Screw ------------------------------------------------------------------ l
Screw ---------------------------------------------------- · ------------------- 2
Cover, looper drive shaft --------------------------------------------------- l
Gasket
---------------------------------------------------------------------- l
Pump Assembly, oil, base---------------------------------------------------- l
Felt ------------------------------------------------------------------- l
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
Cover, back, oil reservoir -------------------------------------------------- l
Gasket
---------------------------------------------------------------------- l
Block, clamping
------------------------------------------------------------- l
Plate, oil drip ------------------------------------------------------------- l
Screw ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 2
* For old Style 56180 A, use countersunk head screw No. 80.
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MAIN FRAME, BUSHINGS, OIL GAUGE AND MISCELLANEOUS OILING PARTS
Part
No.
22 793
22539 R
56394 A
11635 B
660-221
61256 G
56394 c
56394 B
63494 K
660-455
63494 G
63494 F
56390 E
57890 B
22569 B
56390 H
660-665
56390 J
56382 AC
90
56382 c
56382 B
22541 c
22733 E
56382 M
56301
22839 c
24 X
25
56381-219
51281 AC
35772 H
22760 A
22845 B
80
22848
20
51 2 82 AH
56170
51154 E
95
56393 w
56393 T
56393 .L
56154
51257 AA
57836 B
56390
666-259
50-895 Blk.
56193 A
52942 w
56190
57842 B
35897 BV
56390 G
21657 X
Amt.
Description
~
Screw --------------------------------------------------- 1
Screw, plug
--------------------------------------------- 1
Shaft, oil gauge adjusting ------------------------------ 1
Nut ----------------------------------------------------- 1
"0" Ring ------------------------------------------------ 1
Washer -------------------------------------------------- 2
Float Assembly, oil gauge -------------- - ----------------
Rod, oil gauge connecting ------------------------------- 1
Gauge Assembly, oil ------------------------------------- 1
Ring, oil ------------------------------------------ 1
Washer, spring ------------------------------------- 1
Nut ------------------------------------------------ 1
Gasket -------------------------------------------------- 1
Housing, crankshaft bushing, includes bushing ----------- 1
Screw --------------------------------------------------- 3
Washer, thrust ------------------------------------------ 4
Bearing, needle, thrust --------------------------------- 2
Ring, pilot --------------------------------------------- 2
Plate, oil and baffle ----------------------------------- 1
Screw --------------------------------------------------- 2
Gaske t - ------------------------------------------------- 1
Cover, upper crank chamber ------------------------------ 1
Screw --------------------------------------------------- 4
Screw, plug
--------------------------------------------- 1
Gasket ------------------ - ------------------------------- 2
Cloth Plate --------------------------------------------- 1
Screw ---- - ---------------------------------------------- 2
Guide, edge --------------------------------------------- 1
Screw --------------------------------------------------- 2
Cover, cloth plate -------------------------------------- 1
Spring --------------------------------------------- 1
Wa sher, spring ------------------------------------- 3
Screw ---------------------------------------------- 3
Screw ------ - --------------------------------------- 1
Screw --------------------------------------------------- 3
Screw --------------------------------------------------- 3
Washer -------------------------------------------------- 3
Shield, oil, end and back------------------------------- 1
Wire, needle thread take-up
----------------------------- 1
Bushing, needle bar (upper)
----------------------------- 1
Screw -· -------------------------------------------------- 1
Pad, felt ------------------------------------·----------- 1
Pump Assembly, oil, head-------------------------------- 1
Fe l t ----------------------------------------------- 1
Bushing, needle bar (lower)
----------------------------- 1
Bushing, presser bar (lower)
---------------------------- 1
Bushing, feed rocker
shaft ------------------------------ 2
Bushing, mainshaft
(left) ------------------------------- · 1
Felt
---------------------------------------------------- 1
Bushing, looper rocker
shaft ---------------------------- 2
Felt, machine base (front) ------------------------------ 1
Bushing, looper drive lever shaft (front) -------- - ------ 1
Bushing, mainshaft (intermediate)
----------------------- 1
Bushing, looper drive lever
shaft (rear) ---------------- 1
Filter, oil intake -------------------------------------- 1
Bushing, mainshaft (inner right) ------------------------ 1
Bushing, tension release
lever shaft -------------------- 1
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