Hh can anybody help me , would I be able to find a model number part for my toyota model ra72? I need tomreplace my spool refill pin. thanks

I found two spool pins for the Babylock Espree EM1 listed here: https://www.sewingpartsonline.com/babylock-em1-sewing-machine-parts.aspx . The direct link for the extra twin needle spool pin is https://www.sewingpartsonline.com/spool-pin-130920021.aspx . (This fits several Babylock models.) The other spool pin is https://www.sewingpartsonline.com/horizontal-spool-pin-white-x58708051.aspx .

I hope this helps.

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Not a sewing machine. Try the correct category.

I'm just wondering if the machine has been checked, cleaned and oiled by a technician recently. These old mechanical machines usually need regular oiling to keep going. Not sure if that is the problem, but sometimes mechanical machines have parts that lock up over time.


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Some spool pins pull out, others have skrew threads on the bottom, yet others need to have the spool casing removed. Depends on your sewing machine.

Search the internet for:

Make + Model + the word "spool pin"

or contact manufacturer support.

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Your model number suggests that your machine is a Shark Euro Pro. If this is correct, you can contact customer service for Euro Pro products at this web address: http://www.sharkclean.com/support/
There is also a phone number in the instructions and a Live Chat feature during the week. This customer service contact may need to transfer you to a specific department for your needed part.

If you are not successful in getting the part direct from Euro Pro, you can also check with SewingPartsOnline.com and most local sewing machine stores. There are often generic parts that fit many different models and brands.

First of all, it's likely at this point that you think your machine is unusable without it, but you're wrong. I have four Singer high-end sewing and embroidery machines, and it has been years since I used their spool pins.

Simply put a coffee cup or--my favorite--a lidless pint Mason Jar at the back of your sewing machine towards the right (away from the fabric side), bend the thread (don't wind the thread) around the remains of the spool pin to use it as a thread guide, and then thread the way you usually do, and you are in business!

Now, to address the replacement issue, there are several places where you can order a new one. Do a search on eBay for "Singer Featherweight Spool Pin" and a number of listings will come up. Don't put in your model number in the search box. If you see that a dealer is featuring one for a Featherweight, but not for your model, don't hesitate to use the "Ask a Question" option in a listing; these are generally quite knowledgeable dealers who can order one for you. Also Jenny's Sewing Studio and Sewing Parts Online either have them in stock or can order them for you. It appears that they are quite inexpensive too!

check with a1sewingmachines.com,, they have a phone number on their site, so you can call them about the part you need.

Ask you local Singer dealer, be armed with the model number when you call.
Freestanding spool holders can be bought (or made.)

Welcome to FixYa. If you have a spool stand, that might work as long as you can thread the machine properly (give it a try!). When the thread is placed on the machine's spool pin, the spool cap keeps the thread in place and helps the thread unwind evenly - so if you are using a spool pin, you really do need a spool cap.

If the spool stand works, you are good to go. If you need to order replacement parts, I've provided a link the manufacturer's website. From there, you can contact customer support and find out if parts are available. If you can't order replacement parts, ask customer service if the machine is compatible with another brand. Another option would be to buy a spool pin and cap at a sewing machine dealer. Take the machine with you and and make sure the parts fit before you buy them.

Here's the link to the site I mentioned:

http://www.topinnovations.com/products/sew/SP-402/SP-402.html


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