How to oil Spartan 327k sewing machine

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The Spartan is a beautiful sewing machine. It is likely that rust has caused some of the problem. When you look at the foot there is an area that is like a hinge. Put a little wd 40 on each side and let it set for a while. If this doesn't work you may need a repairman to take over.

try changing the needle
the bobbin case may need to be replaced or the hook and hook
race may also need to be checked to see if there is something wrong
with them.

There are no places for you to oil, the machine does need oil though. It needs to be taken apart by a tech every 2 years or so for lubrication

it's very possible that when the needle broke the machine went out of time & would have to be retimed at a sewing machine shop

The Singer 328K "style-o-matic" is a Class 66 sewing machine with a solid handwheel. Like the 328, and most style 66 machines, this one takes Singer Motor Belt # 193077. Any singer vendor should be able to help you and as of this writing (2010) the part runs around $10. In case you have a parts machine around or find vendors less knowledgeable here are some other machines using the same belt: Pfaff 330 Series Singer 127 Singer 128 Singer 15-88 Singer 15-90 Singer 15-91 Singer 185 Singer 185K3 Singer 206 Singer 206K Singer 223 Singer 27 Vibrating Shuttle Singer 306K Singer 306W Singer 319K Singer 327K Singer 327K Singer 328K Style-O-Matic (YOURS) Singer 329K Singer 66 Singer 66-1 Singer 66-14 Singer 66-16 Singer 66-18 Singer 66-24 Singer 66-4 Singer 66-6 Singer 66-8 Singer 99 Class Singer 99-13 Singer 99-31 Singer 99K
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Take off all the outside covers you can, then basically put a drop of oil on anything that moves when you turn the machine over by hand. After this run the machine for a couple of minutes with no thread or fabric, you then need to wipe up any excess oil and refit all the covers.