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That is the smartest way I've seen anyone do the bearings

putting a lid on the bucket would help a lot. Then put the bucket inside a small insulated box with an open bottom.

Nice machine. I have 9 industrial sewing machines, all have servos of different manufactures. None of them make any noise. I had one servo motor that made the same electrical growling noise, not as loud. The company sent me a new motor didn't even want the old one in return. Matter of fact I have that bad servo motor in a video I made "difference between a brushless and a brushed type servo motor".

Sure is in beautiful condition.

This is the most epic generator exhaust. If you got 5 more of these generator and put all the pipes into a 3inch pipe it would sound like flathead chris craft.

Wow thats far out. Must not be very many sewing machines with direct drive. It may seem simple at first but wow thats overly complicated to work on it and to replace parts you probably gotta take the whole thing apart. I have a merc800DR. Its a 80hp 6-cylinder mercury outboard motor with direct reverse. There is no neutral. And the entire motor spins in reverse to go backwards. Two different electric systems two sets of points in the special distributor and a bunch of other weird stuff. But no bulky gear shift in the lower unit. It was a huge flop. They only did it in one year (1963 i think.) I wonder how long they made direct drive sewing machines for before they gave up.

That looks like a great solution. However as crazy as this sounds i just priced it out. The brand new servo motor is cheeper than buying new belts pullys and pillow blocks. Its pretty crazy how cheap the servo motors are. I just ordered one for the 111w i got running. But im definitely keeping an eye out for used /free pullys and pillow blocks for the other machines i am getting back in service.

This is what you call a “restoration???” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

*Does That **_HONDA_** Generator Float? ...I see the chain. But the question remains. hahaha LOL "You go in the cage? Cage goes in the water? Sharks in the water...Fairwell and a due to you fair Spanish Ladies"...*

Very cool mod, I am thinking of pulling the trigger on this model machine as my first industrial one. Thanks for the vid, and happy to see a fellow Canadian craftsman!

Awesome

Wow! Pristine condition. I just picked up a 1966 Angler and thought it was in good condition but this thing blows the one i picked up out of the water.

Which type bobbin does this use ? Class 66 or class 15 ? Thank you

You forgot to put the Gasket on.

Nice!

Why does your 5 1/2 have a nice white Handel...and mine is black 😓

A tip I saw on another channel was to put a coin with sticky tape behind the presser foot and wrap the thread around it to keep thread tight and freeing your hand for other tasks. The thread pulls out easily as you continue to sew

Didnt make a noticeable difference in noise

Great tank

If it says Seiko underneath the machine, then the model is a Consew 225. The 225 does not have reverse, and the model 226 does. Both have the standard (small) bobbin.

It would be interesting to do a sound test outside with and without the tubing. Go idea for sure otherwise!

Very practical setup. I like how you have the pulley reduction under the table. Thanks for sharing and cheers from a yooper.

that works Great! and it looks Cool.

Hello Terry, if you don't mind me asking what type of fitting did you use to weld to the flange of the generator. I'm having a hard time with it. What type of welding method did you use. Thanks for sharing the video and it looks nice.

Good info!

Anyone here ever replaced the impeller? If so how hard is the job

Smaller pulleys do assist and they help by reducing speed and adding torque but the full torque an AC servo motor gives from stand still cannot be matched. They're also far cheaper to run for most.

How thick can it sew?

That is a beauty, and will last a lifetime with basic care. But, this engine requires a fuel/oil mix of 16:1. Ignore all the stupid advice about "newer oils being better", even some of the dumb advice from OMC. These engines have delicate plain rod bearings that will fail/pitch a rod if lighter mixtures are used. The amazing thing is that these old engines will hardly smoke at all, if in good tune, even at 16:1. Thankyou for keeping the original pressure tank and not buggering it up with some crappy aftermarket fuel pump set up. Take good care of this little gem

I've been monkeying around with this same idea. I have a Juki LU 1114-4 unison feed on a huge Mitsubishi needle positioner running on 3 phase 220 with a rotary phase converter. It's noisy but boy does it punch through. I think I'm going to do this exact mod. Thanks!

Muy buena me gusta

Is this a Singer industrial treadle? I can't gauge the diameter of that wheel. I think that is the principle difference between the domestic and industrial treadle models - other than the corresponding size of the frames. I don't know if I could power a 96-10 that I have an eye on, on a Singer domestic treadle. Thx

guiero una de esa

I have one motor envenrude5hp don’t know what year ,I need CD COIL 2 of them

Super slow...super torque

Very nice, I wonder about using a salt water rheostat to slow down the motor. ? ? I have one of these and I always thought that it would be like a variable speed, not at all.

I have the same exact motor that I bought at a flea market. Thanks for your video , very helpful. How do you know if you have a bad water pump?

Thanks for making this video. I have a 7.5 model AD-11.

Got the same one at an auction for 40$ and it works great

How many screws are there that hold the powerhead on. There was a commercial break after you got started on the removal and I was trying to count them.

Haha awesome, I had this exact idea. Glad I'm not the only genius out there.

I have my eye on one of these in my area ,they are asking 650 but I haven't pulled the trigger yet because I also looking at a REX 607 non zigzag tho for 300

I thought it was getting water boarded.

Impressive - Charles Jean here - Kiambu, Kenya. I'd love to set up a similar arrangement. Kindly list out for me the various items I need to purchase. Thanks

Are you from Michigan by chance?

Terry. What is the white dinghy looking boat in the inset of your picture? It is the second one I have seen on TH-cam but have no idea what it is or where to purchase one.

Terry. I have the same one only mine is a 1966. My hood isn't as nice as yours but I found a person that makes new identical decals and I purchased them. I also have finally collected the Original 1966 Factory Owners Manual, Parts Manual, and Work Shop Manual. I want to paint the blue part of mine even though 85% of it looks as good as yours. Do you know what over the counter paint matches the Original Evinrude blue? Mine came as the outboard for my 1985 Catalina 22 Sailboat. I love the fact that it is so simple and weighs so little. I am getting great use out of mine but keeping very good care of it.

If you extend the length of the clutch actuator arm and connect it to the right side of the foot pedal instead of the left that will let you fine tune the clutch with more foot travel to do less clutch arm motion. I added an extra 12 inches to mine.

That's a creative mounting solution for the speed reducer. I have the parts to build mine and was planning on just doing the tabletop setup, but after seeing yours I'll have to rethink my plan. That's not even why I clicked the video, I was just researching the 111g156, as one came up for sale near me. I already have a 211 w/reverse that I put a servo on, but I've always heard good things about the 111g so I thought I'd watch some videos. Seems like a pretty sweet machine

good idea but not for the noise.... this is useful when installing a generator lets say under an rv (generator enclousure) and you want the exaust to go directly outside...so is not lingering around under the rv...