Sewing Machine Parts, New, Used and Obsolete
Bring the old part in. That is the fastest way to match it.
Sixty-five plus years in this trade leaves you with a lot of shelves. We stock parts for current home and industrial machines, and we hold on to used and obsolete parts for machines the manufacturers stopped supporting long ago. If a catalog told you the part is discontinued, it is still worth calling us.
What the service includes
- Belts: motor belts, hand wheel belts, timing belts and treadle belts
- Bobbins, bobbin cases and shuttles for domestic, industrial and antique machines
- Rotary and oscillating hooks, feed dogs, needle plates and throat plates
- Motors, foot controls, pedals, switches, cords and light bulbs
- Tension assemblies, check springs, take-up springs and thread guides
- Serger knives, loopers, needle guards and stitch fingers
- Needles in domestic and industrial sizes, plus curved and specialty needles
- Tables, stands, spool pins, bobbin winder tires and hard-to-find screws
Problems we fix every week
If it uses a needle and thread to sew, we repair it. Home machines, industrial machines, embroidery machines, sergers, quilting machines and antiques.
The belt is cracked and it slips when I sew fast
The bobbin case has a nick and it shreds the thread
The hook is chipped and now it skips stitches
The motor is burned out and I need one that fits
The foot control is broken and it gets hot
The needle plate is scored around the needle hole
The feed dog teeth are worn down flat
The tension assembly is missing a spring
The light bulb is burned out and I cannot find the right size
The spool pin snapped off and the treadle belt is dry and broken
How a repair works
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Bring the part or the machine
The surest match is the old part in your hand. Second best is the machine itself. Third is a clear photo of the part and of the data plate.
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We identify it
Home machines often have the model on the front or under the handwheel. Industrial machines carry a class number on the arm or the bed casting. That number is what finds the part.
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New, used or adapted
If a new part exists we get it. If it does not, we check our used stock, and sometimes an equivalent part from another machine fits. We tell you which one you are getting.
Common questions
How do I know which part I need?
Call (727) 321-9344 with the brand and the model or class number. If you are not sure, bring the machine or the old part to 13101 56th Ct Ste 801 in Clearwater and we will match it in person.
My part is discontinued. Do you have it?
Sometimes we do. We keep used and obsolete parts on purpose, because plenty of good machines outlive their parts catalog. No promises on any one part, but it is worth the call.
Do you carry industrial parts as well as home parts?
Yes. Industrial hooks, bobbin cases, feed dogs, plates, knives, loopers, belts, servo and clutch motors, foot controls, and needles in industrial sizes.
Can you install the part for me?
Yes, and for anything involving the hook, timing or the motor we recommend it. A new hook installed out of time will skip stitches just like the old one did. The estimate for that work is free.
Do you sell parts for machines you did not repair?
Yes, walk-in parts customers are welcome Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Bring the old part with you if you can.
Related repair services
Home Sewing Machine Repair
Bring your machine in and a technician will look at it for free.
Antique and Vintage Sewing Machine Repair
Treadles, hand cranks, cabinet machines and old cast iron.
Industrial Sewing Machine Repair
Shop service in Clearwater, on-site service within 150 miles.
Used and New Sewing Machines
Machines a technician has already gone through and sewn on.
Is your machine giving you trouble?
Call and tell us what it is doing. The estimate is free and you do not need the model number.