SINGER 201-2 sewing machine restoration Day #3

Welcome back going to keep working on the Centennial SINGER 201-2 sewing machine. Today I'll be cleaning more parts and putting them back onto the machine. SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A COMMENT IT'S FREE AND HELPS PROMOTE THE VIDEOS, JUST COMMENT NICE, GREAT, ANYTHING WILL HELP. THANKS FOR WATCHING.
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[@rsmith9482]

Thank you for teaching me. These are the best presentations on Singer machines out there. Very nice presentations. Thank you.

[@ronalddevine9587]

The VERY finest home machine ever. Just look at the gears, and how finely they mesh. What a wonderful piece of design, engineering, and workmanship.

[@tomobedlam297]

Very helpful! Your pacing is perfect which makes for compelling viewing. Well done!

[@Mesagsp]

Today is a perfect day for working on sewing machines. It was -17 when I woke up.

[@BlacksPorsche986]

I wanted to clean the motor today but even the garage was to cold next video on this will post on Monday Thanks.

[@oscargarcia246]

Great video mate, thanks for the giving us this tutorial and advice.

[@punxsutawneyphilofficial]

You just saved my dang sewing machine at 3:22. I had to take it apart due to a thread jam and could not for the life of me figure out how that hook shaped part of the bobbin assembly was supposed to go around the plate below the foot. Thank you so much for this video!

[@duncan6447]

Greasing of the gears is incorrect. Its an oil only machine.

[@amandajane8227]

I just bought a 70 year old 201 that came with a container of the original singer grease. I imagine the worm gears do need it or some more modern grease.

[@judithvsmith7948]

Thanks a bunch for the video!. Very clear presentation. Just purchased a 201, very excited to get it going.

[@sewterie]

Enjoyed this series. Thanks.

[@karendemers9585]

Thank you for your demonstration of servicing the singer 201. I recently purchased one sight unseen and it seems the center main rod on the bottom is frozen. I get slight movement on other gears so that is how I came to this assessment. I've tried using penetrating oil with no success. Any suggestions on what I might soak it in to get that rod free? I really would love to save this machine and not have it go for parts if possible.
Thanks

[@lorenzm.worden1500]

Very clear presentation with highly effective camera work.