sewing machine repair

[hidebound]

I found this site while trying to figure out how to time my machine. It might be pretty basic for some of you but maybe it will help someone, I know it did me.
                       http://www.tpub.com/content/aviation/14217/css/14217_53.htm
as you can see I dont know how to make this a "link". maybe someone can help me with this, and please excuse my computer ignorance.

[Jim101]

The good old MilSpec Manual.

I learned how to operate and eventually rebuild those old machines while in the U.S. Navy in Lakehurst, N.J.

I still have a Singer 111W153 and it runs better with age.  I think most those were built back in the 1930's, maybe it was the '40's.

Thanks for the link to the webpage!

Jim

[Tejas]

Here is a link which I think is essentially the same information, except much more readable. I have transcribed the document to be more a more usable local PC document. If you would like a pdf copy, would you please send me a private messsage with you email address.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/7836009/US-Navy-Course-NAVEDTRA-14217-Aircrew-Survival-Equipment-Man-1C

BTW, the following Army Technical Manuals that include the Singer 111W155 are available new for purchase on eBay last I looked and purchased a few days ago.

TM 10-3530-202-10
TM 10-3530-202-24