I inherited a Singer 177C when my mom died. When I recieved the machine, there were no instructions. Does anyone know how to thread this particular machine or know where I can get instructions on how to do so.
Thanks. Shelly
Singer 177C help
Oct 30, 2005
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the have lots of FREE threading instruction sheets.
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has FREE manuals for all their machines as well as seperate threading info for many. Hope this helps!
MaggieT
They may have the manual but not all are Free including the one for the 177
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:Here. I posted how to thread it here:
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Hope this helps.
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DRAGONFIRE_Sr had written this in response to
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:This is what i found to be the correct thread path for the 177C.It seems I cant add a pic but here is a link to the pic on photobucket.
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You can get free manuals from Singer. at: singerco.com, upon arriving at their webpage, select support, then manuals. Insert your model number without the initial and press search.
Go to singerco.com, select support, then manuals. insert model number without letter, i.e. 177 NOT 177c. All Singer manuals are free from Singer.
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Or, assuming Shelly340inca is still hoping for an answer to her
12-year-old question, one could just post the URL:
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HTH,
Beverly
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