I was concerned about the belt length, but this was easy to install (lots of YouTube helpers out there to show you how to do it). Picked up the old machine with the table for a great price and had it cleaned up really well. Belt runs super smoothly. Now I have to learn how to operated the darned thing!

So easy! This was my grandmother's 1947 Singer bought the year before my dad was born. I found the original receipt for the machine. It was $228 in 1947. My dad's birth and 5 day hospital stay was $53.94. I learned to sew on this machine about 45 years ago and the new motor has brought it back to life. Runs better than ever. Took 15 mins to change the motor, 1 screw. Same for the light, 1 screw. I wouldn't give up this machine for anything.

Worked great, just like the original spring.

This bobbin case fit well and worked well on my Pfaff 260.

These brushes are invaluable when you need to clean, for example, old crusty gears. And just as good when you just need a brush that's stiffer than those wimpy ones that come with modern machines. And - they are also handy in the shop when I'm cleaning up chainsaws and all sorts of other tools!

These spool pin felts are hearty - and they keep the thread spools more quiet and less jumpy than the usual thin ones. The 10 pack is a real savings and great to have them handy.

I first tried a black V belt on my 1959 Singer 185K, but it was way too stiff. This lug belt is flexible, fits on the machine just right, and works properly.

These fit perfectly on a Singer Touch & Sew 603e that had seen much better days, but is now spruced up and ready to sew again.

I bought and rehabbed a 1964 Touch & Sew 603e that had only 1 bobbin, which was chewed up around the edges. These new bobbins work great.

My old bulb must have been 20 years old and so dim, thanks for this light now I can see without a lamp next to my Bernina. So glad my grandson recommended you to me.

It took me a bit to get to try it in my machine, but it fit perfect and I'm so happy to have a working machine again. Thank You

I bought an old Sears Kenmore sewing machine recently and unfortunately the bobbin winder broke. I was afraid I wouldn’t be able to find a replacement since it’s an older machine but this one fit and worked perfectly!

They are bobbin winder tires. Work quite well!

Installed easily and works great.

The flywheel, Pitman arm, leather belt & friction tire helped me complete my 1915 Singer conservation…
Thanks to Central Michigan Sewing Supplys.