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Posted on May 23, 2009

I have a Juki MO 3716 and I cannot thread it. Please help. It has four threads.

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I also own a Juki MO3716. It is a five thread not a four as it has three lower looper threads. Two are fed through the front, just follow the color codes and the threading diagram on inside plate that you lower to see the threads, the third is threaded through the back and around the left side. I can send email with picture of diagram if needed. the other two threads are for the two top needles. This machine is a true safty stitch with the overedge row of serging and an inner chain stitch row for secure seaming. You can run this machine quite nicely with only three thread ( one inside needle and the two front loopers. If you need further held email me at [email protected]

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