Need to find compatible presser feet for Huskylock 700

Viking Husqvarna Huskylock 1001L

I'm assuming you're asking about addition presser feet. Do you have a manual? Extra presser feet for this machine could possibly be blind hem foot, piping/cording foot, elastic foot, shiring foot. If you go to an internet search, google for instance, type in blind hem foot for overlocker (all non industrial overlockers use the same feet) you will be able to identify those extra feet by elimination. Also if you need the manual or workbook just google the name and serial number of your machine. The manual is available for free download as a pdf file.

Viking 560 ED Huskylock Handbook

Threading Serger this may be helpful even if it is not the same model. The sequence of threading loopers is VERY important. If you thread them out of order, be prepared to be frustrated beyond belief!!! Something else (I don't think she mentioned) is to ALWAYS RAISE the presser foot when threading your machine. This is true for sergers AND sewing machines!

How to thread Serger

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If the width of both machines' presser feet are the same, the only thing you need to worry about is the shank and the form of attachment the shank has to the machine.

According to this, the feet may be compatible:
Generic Presser Feet Accessories
You'll need to verify that the shanks are the same between both machines. Perhaps the Juki dealer can tell you if the feet are compatible.

However, if the presser feet are not compatible with both machines, you can purchase an snap-on adapter shank for the Juki and pick up a kit of snap-on presser feet (these are generic, not Juki made) and you will be set to go for very little outlay of finances. In addition, you could pick up a snap-on adapter for the Husqvarna and you would be able to use the snap-on feet on both machines (in case you don't have some feet for your existing machine).

32PCS Sewing Machine Foot Feet Presser For Brother Janome Yokoyama Juki UL

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You should probably contact your local Husqvarna Viking dealer store and ask for compatible feet.

Or, you can keep an eye on eBay for used presser feet for your machine.

I find many used presser feet on eBay that are no longer being produced.

If you are looking for a wider audience, try checking out some Yahoo Groups that specialize in Husqvarna Viking Hobbylock. These groups are very dedicated users of the machines and will provide the most help to you.



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try this link for parts and needles
http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/husqvarna-viking-936-sewing-machine-parts.aspx

Recommend you remove all the threads and rethread from the beginning. ALWAYS RAISE THE PRESSER FOOT when threading and thread the upper looper first, the lower looper second. Sergers sometimes are temperamental about threading. When in doubt, start over from the beginning.

You need to re-thread the serger.

Refer to the manual or open the front of the serger to see if the threading diagram is there.

With most sergers, you begin with raising the presser foot, then set the tensions to zero.

Begin the threading with the upper looper (curved looper), then the lower looper and the needles last.

Pull the thread under the presser foot and to the left side of the serger.

Set the tensions back to normal 4 - 5 usually.

Lower the presser foot and hold onto the threas tails as you stitch a chain. If the chain of the four threads is ok, you are ready to serge fabric.

There are really not any #s you can set to give a good stitch. You have to just use the #s as a guide. Most sergers from the factory will give you something decent around 4 across the board. Start there and make slight adjustments as needed. It also depends on the stitch and type of material used.

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