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Timing   the   Needle   with   the   Shuttle
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Timing   the   Feed-Driving   Eccentric

Figure 4-16.—Setting needlebar. and  a  variety  87  (16  x  87).  Place  the  needle  into the needlebar as far as it will go. Be sure   the   long   thread   groove   faces   the   left a n d    t h e    e y e    o f    t h e    n e e d l e    i s    i n    l i n e    w i th the   shuttle   point.   Remove   the   faceplate   and loosen   the   needlebar   connecting   stud   pinch   screw (figure  4-16  [A]).  Turn  the  balance  wheel  toward the  operator  until  the  needlebar  is  on  its  upstroke and  the  point  of  the  shuttle  is  in  the  center  of  the eye   of   the   needle.   Adjust   the   needlebar   so   that the  eye  of  the  needle  is  one-sixteenth  of  an  inch below   the   shuttle   point   (figure   4-16   [B]).   Now retighten   the   needlebar   connecting   stud   pinch screw   (figure   4-16   [A]). NOTE:   The   main   timing   point   for   the   31-15 sewing   machine   is   the   needlebar. Adjusting   the   Feed   Dog   Height For   average   weight   material,   a   full   tooth should  be  visible  when  the  feed  dogs  are  at  their highest  point.  To  adjust  the  feed  dog  height,  you must   loosen   the   feed   lifting   crank   pinch   screw (figure  4-17  [A])  in  the  feed  lifting  crank  and  move the   feed   bar   (figure   4-17   [B])   up   or   down   as required.   Then   you   must   retighten   the   feed lifting   crank   pinch   screw. Figure 4-17.—Adjusting feed dogs. 4-19

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