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I would REALLY like info on a machine I just bought.

14 years ago

I just purchased a Montgomery Ward model URR 1335B built by Juki, at least I assume it is, as "Juki 201" is stamped on the bottom of the base and many of the parts are also stamped with "Juki". I would like any information that is available, including a manual and threading instructions.

Thank you for your time.

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donnar57
14 years ago
Unless that's an industrial machine, it may not be a Juki 201. The Juki 201 is just that ... an industrial machine.

Finding manuals for older machines can be a problem. You could try a sewing machine dealer, to see if s/he has any stuffed in a drawer someplace. Watch eBay, too. Sewusa.com is another place -- they don't specifically mention Montgomery Wards in their listings of manuals, but perhaps they may know where to find one.

A very long time ago, I had a MW machine that I had inherited from my mom. My SIL has it now (she inherited it from me when I bought another machine), or at least I think she does. But I don't recall the model type or number, except "Wards Signature".

Donna
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