About this product
Fits very early 1933/1934 Featherweight 221 models with the oval screw-hole gib hook style hook assemblies.
The most common cause for a seized machine is thread caught and often hidden behind the bobbin case base. Do not force the machine or severe, costly damage will occur to the hook assembly. This tool is designed to be used with universal application on very early Singer vintage 221 hook assemblies (see photos for details). The new Thread Jam Removal Tool makes disentangling a thread jam very easy, and it can all be done without taking the hook assembly apart!
Instructions are as follows:
- Remove the needle throat plate.
- Place a towel between the faceplate and bed extension; stand the machine on its handwheel end.
- Insert the Thread Jam Removal Tool over the bobbin case base post, ensuring that it is flush against the base.
- While holding the handwheel, turn the tool clockwise until there is no resistance.
- Inspect the bobbin case base for any thread that may have been expunged - it is often a very small piece.
- Reinstall the needle throat plate, making sure the positioning finger is in the gap on the underside of the throat plate.
If you are looking for the Common Thread Jam Tool click here.
Hook Assembly is not included, but is only shown for demonstration and comparison. It may be purchased separately here.
NOTE: Because this is a tool to be used, the Thread Jam Tool is not returnable.
Description supplied by The Singer Featherweight Shop through its current Shopify listing. Product, performance, and health claims are the seller’s and have not been independently verified by StorkScout.
