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CHAPTER  9 SEWING  MACHINES
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OSCILLATING TYPE SEWING MACHINES

239.261 Figure  9-1.—The  lockstitch. reaches  its  highest  position,  the  stitch  is  com- assembly;  the  UPRISE  (14)  houses  the  arm pleted.  (See  views  C  and  D  of  figure  9-1.) shaft  connection  belt;  the  BALANCE  WHEEL Now look at figure 9-2. The standard sewing (12)  is  connected  to  the  arm  shaft  in  the machine  has  four  basic  parts:  bed,  uprise,  arm, ARM   (11),   which   operates   the   needle   bar and  face.  The  BED  (1)  houses  the  linkage  from mechanism   in   the   FACE   (6)   of   the   ma- the  safety  clutch  pulley  to  the  sewing  hook chine. 9-2

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