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Many times they are.

In lots of places.

This is a link to an eBay auction for the needles for this machine. The first one is for 100 needles the other is for 10 needles. www.ebay.com/itm/253614789811 www.ebay.com/itm/251565567149?var=553878643456

Very little information that I can find. It does run nicely with either a treadle machine or electric motor. The Smithsonian Library has information on a lot of sewing machines. Hopefully RUclips will let me share this link www.sil.si.edu/DigitalCollections/Trade-Literature/Sewing-Machines/NMAHTEX/0547/

That Hummerbee was used to put the log on the sawmill. It's one of six they have.

Gracias 😊

I have 14 cats. They have their own feeding bowls in different rooms. They know where their spots are when they are fed everyday.

Thank you. I wasn't expecting all the goodies that came with it, I did know it had the feet and the manual, I did not look at anything else. I was very surprised it had the dial a stitch wheel and instructions for the dial a stitch wheel.

She is still that way, and the other cats let her eat everything she wants and then they will eat.

Thank you

By trial and error I have found out that as long as the attachment attaches the same way and is the same length from the presser foot Rod to where the needle goes through the foot itself it will work. I have a White Rotary and a White Vibrating shuttle both machines use the same attachments. The same with my singers. If you have an attachment, my suggestion would be to attach it to your presser bar and slowly bring your needle down to ensure that it goes through the hole and does not hit it.

@@dalesuhre6522 thank you very much sir I just checked and they do fit and now I dont have to hunt more down again thank you

@@clarenceriffle320 You're very welcome

Yes I had great results last year with this method. I had the heaviest crop that I've ever had last year even though we had freezing. The sprinkler system will only be effective if the low temperature is around 26 degrees Fahrenheit or higher. UC Davis has a lot of research on this method and it tends to raise the temperature by about three degrees fahrenheit. What we're actually doing is adding moisture to the air that way it takes longer to cool the air.

@@dalesuhre6522 could you please tell me how many sprinklers for each acre you put ?(how far apart are the sprinklers) I see your sprinklers were on the ground,how you can spray water on top of trees?

@user-ni9nb8ct9r The sprinklers are 30 ft by 40 ft, and there are 36 sprinklers per acre. Each sprinkler puts out about a gallon per minute, and the sprinklers reach a height of about 9 ft from the ground. The tops of the trees are never touched by the water.

@@dalesuhre6522 Thank you so much bro 🙏🏼

@@user-ni9nb8ct9r You're welcome

Thank you,. I've been doing some research trying to find out if any manufacturer cloned the 130 and have so far came up with a complete blank. I'm really leaning to that conclusion myself that it is a Pfaff 130.

@@dalesuhre6522 it's a great machine though. Keep it oiled and clear of lint, dust; especially in the hook area. The German tolerances were very tight and even a loose piece of thread in the hook can cause a skipped stitch.

I was lucky when I got this one it had a bobbin and carrier. I was able to take a bobbin for my singer 115 which uses the singer 20u sewing machine bobbin. I did not look to see if the bobbin carrier would also fit or could be modified to fit the Willcox and Gibbs. I did have to arch the edges of the bobbin inward to make it fit proper.

Here is an Ebay link for the bobbin case bobbin and hook. www.ebay.com/itm/Willcox-and-Gibbs-Industrial-Sewing-Machine-6-11-Rotary-Hook-Race-and-Bobbin/256003303992?hash=item3b9afc6a38:g:uzgAAOSw9RZj7nMT&amdata=enc:AQAIAAAAwBp952T2Wgbsuj/n/rX4cYsWtxblJe68pegyQ1sEQU4bHVU8h7QwqeU0Jmticte27Dev06HzlWf7qd86pM3IeX1dJ0o3ENy3Cq7JCa43ZM+DsMmcrz+u2aK0+iS7bkYYoSfDV7B59yRRR9eVU7J68B+aGG5CJHI0U+xjA9I6vkakT5W4UcwC+Yen0r3GadvFXZFtsVUwZ6tyvbQSIbihVlSfbSo9iOB/MeJkJfFhK8X1/H4yf9VU2Vn5vFTsp+imDA==%7Ctkp:Bk9SR8q8rcK5Yg&pageci=64d12132-e2f1-45a4-9089-255ad99c7c20&redirect=mobile

When I get a chance I will bring the Damascus out and do a video on the complete threading of the machine. With the winding of the bobbin as well.

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Northern california, severe drought, for the whole year January 1st to October 30th we had .25 in of rain. For the 2021 2022 water year which ended September 30th we got a 10.34 in. We had 8 in December of 2021 another 2 in October of 2021. Last water year we had 50% of our normal rainfall, this is the third year we have been in a severe drought. Any amount of rain is great. That inch and a half isn't a whole hell of a lot in a 24-hour period but when we haven't had any rain for close to a year it is a lot. Now we have had rain come down when we have five or six inches in a 24-hour period.

I didn't know that there was a Florence Sewing Machine Company until I saw this one in Eighth & Maine Antique Center in Chico California.

@@dalesuhre6522 at the turn of 1900 there were 92 sewing machine makers.

@@joycedollar1198 Now whatever I see an old sewing machine I have to look it up on ISMACS. They don't have anything then I go to the rest of the internet. Up until about a year and a half ago I knew there was household sewing machines. I just didn't know there was a Household Sewing Machine Company .

@@dalesuhre6522 fun adventure isn't it?

@@joycedollar1198 yes!

Thank you. Today I resurfaced the cabinet. I plan on giving this machine to a friend of mine who has had a stroke, her neurologist suggested that she take up a hobby doing crafts to help regain her motor skills.

@@dalesuhre6522 that's awesome wishing her well and lots of enjoyment

Of all my vintage treadle machines it is the quietest and smoothest machine running.

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I needed three prong plug I ordered this one from amazon. I knew mine worked because I hooked up a a complete controller from a 15-91. So I purchased this plug.

@@dalesuhre6522 damn. Mine has a two holes so it’s been tough finding one that’ll fit

@@awoodenjar1761 photos.app.goo.gl/Bh5p2TTDr6B5kZVbA If you have this type of plug on your motor and controller. I've seen these on eBay. And yes the the ends are very hard to get for the Bentwood controllers.

The frost protection worked to a great degree. For the Orchards that I have I don't think I could have got a better crop even without adverse weather. I have not received my production numbers for three of my varieties in my two Orchards. In one Orchard I have two varieties left that have not been hulled yet. In the other Orchard I only have one variety that has yet to be hulled. The first Orchard I still have peerless and Butte to be hulled. I believe when those two are accounted for I will have 160% of the 2021 crop. The second Orchard I already have twice as much almonds as I did last year and I believe I will match production from 2020.

Make sure the flat side of your needle is to the right not left.

I found the few pieces I wanted as spares on Ebay, mine was made by The National Sewing Machine Company. Antique Treadle National Vindex Sewing Machine 2314288 Wheel I was just looking at this one

Thank you

Your welcome, I forgot to stop and let you know, to see if it was OK to keep it posted.

@@dalesuhre6522 it's all good Dale you can add more if you'd like.

I like having this problem, and enjoy watching the turkeys and the occasional 🦌 that pass through.