I obtained an exact copy from a friend who had it in his barn. A Singer 29-51K made in 1927. Your videos are invaluable to me particularly the disassembly part. Your English is much better than my Russian would be, so I want to thank you very much. It looks like Singer used so many parts, I wonder how I will keep track of them all to get it back together. I am sure I will be watching your two videos, over and over. Thnks again so much
Thank you very much for that video. I bought exactly the same model and that helped me a lot to see the steps, anticipate the difficulties and to know which tools to use. Thankfully, mine was in better shape cause it was oiled a lot (even too much) so that was easier. For the pins frozen I used a torch and he worked very well, it damaged the paint but I wanted to paint it completly so, for me, that wasn't a problem.
De casualidad tienes el video donde sacas paso a paso toda la parte de abajo de la lanzadera todas esas piezas desde que salen de la maquina. Es que empezaste sacando unos pines y luego se corta el video ya con todas las piezas desarmadas
I bought a singer 29k4 from eBay and when arrived the arm where the bobbin is was completely broken and I don’t think it can be welded because of it being pot metal. I’m so bummed trying to fix it still 🙁
A favor as it adjusts the bar of the auja is not centered and breaks many aujas as it corrected that detail thanks I spoke Spanish I am using translator the bar has no game and I have moved it with my hand is an alder 30-1 per are the same nothing else changes the auja is very stuck towards ami