Picked up this vintage PFAFF from Craigslist. My husband, Mr. Painter, thought is would be cute pink, so he taped it up SUPER carefully, and let 'er rip with the pink gloss! I think it's adorable.
Mr. Painter, when he got done with the machine went to town on the desk. After a day or 2, when it was all dry he thought he see if it would sew.
So he messed around with it for an hour or so, got kinda fluster with it, gave up.
About 10 minutes later came and tried again for an hour so, gave up.
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Can you see it? You can still see Pfaff 230 on it. |
This went on 2 more times until late that night. And then a little in the morning. He finally decided to call a professional. :)
The sewing machine service man didn't think very much of it being pink. :/ Something about it being a collector's machine.
We found out it had extra parts on it. ??? There was an extra disk in the tension dial, knob...? Can't think of what to call that.
Anyway, Mr. Painter was quite impressed by the repair guy. He got it running, and now it sews! Boy does it. We are so excited about having such a heavy duty machine.