Basically, all moving parts must be oiled. Numerous holes allow for oiling the innards.
Thursday, February 14, 2019
Antique Treadle Sewing Machine: Oiling
This is a companion post to "Antique Treadle Sewing Machine: Cleaning." I did the oiling after I cleaned a particular area, as it was easier to locate the oil places and do the job right then and there. For future reference I wanted the information in a separate post. The graphics below are taken from the White Rotary Sewing Machine manual number 11. It and a number of other old manuals can be downloaded for free from the ISMACS international website.
Basically, all moving parts must be oiled. Numerous holes allow for oiling the innards.
Basically, all moving parts must be oiled. Numerous holes allow for oiling the innards.
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I like the antique things. Thanks for sharing...
I have returned to blogging after a break. Trying to reestablish contact with friends in the blogosphere.
Janet, that's great! Welcome back. You need to add your blog to your profile, so folks can find it!
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