No worries.

Glad it was helpful!

Happy to help!

Best of luck!

Thank you :) We have never used the nylon feed system either, I think the removal of the large spring or the collar in later variants is the easiest way to go about it.

Hi Chris. The only adjustment to shorten the thread tail after cutting is tightening the small pre tension unit above your main tension unit. Your tail after trimmer needs to be a minimum of 20mm from the needle eye, to allow the first stitch to form correctly, and to reduce the thread from pulling out of the needle when starting. Basically the thread tail has to go somewhere, so if your machine is equipped with a pincher, you can turn this off, it will eliminate the bird nesting underneath, but will obviously leave a tail on the top side if the work, which will need trimming off manually.

@@ozcommercialsewingmachines Thank you so much that really helps! You’re a gem 😆

There is no real quantifiable setting regarding foot pressure, it is a balance between the machine feeding properly and reducing feed marks on the sewn item.

Hi! This adjustment is usually set by your technician when you buy the machine. The height at the lever is a pre-set at the factory and should not be touched but the knee lift should give you a maximum of around 10 - 12 mm.

You can only try but without spring pressure your feet may bounce more than usual. If the feet bounce then I'd say no, don't do it at speed.

You may need to remove the front plate so you can see what the spring is doing inside if it is not seating properly.

These walking foot machines have a fair bit of pressure on the feet from the factory already. If you need to adjust to get more then all you do is release the nut that locks the pressure regulating screws and either tighten or loosen to where you need the pressure to be. You need to do both the outer an inner feet.

It certainly was not designed for light weight cottons, with a small needle and significantly reducing tensions it may do a satisfactory job, but I would probably recommend sticking to the domestic for linings.

Hi Helen. I've had a look at a few images and seen that the little middle screw is not on the H6 like on most other machines so shouldn't make any difference. It could mean that the upper presser feet are not on straight which I have had this problem on JACK machines previously or there is more pressure on one side than the the other. It could be a few different things. I'd contact your local dealer and get some advice or take it in and get them to have a look at it.

No problem. With regards to your question, are you talking about the upper feed or lower feed?

@@ozcommercialsewingmachines thanks 😊 feed dogs are chewing up my fabric a little bit I did think about filing down the feed dogs lol. It’s the bottom I believe that is causing it many thanks 😊

@@marzipazi7498 The bottom feed shouldn't be chewing up the fabric. I'd suggest follow the steps in the video I made of how to reduce upper presser foot tension, this may help. The "H" series of machines were designed to sew medium to heavy weight fabrics.

The new H2 still has the same pressure adjuster but you will find that there will be a collar inside which you can remove to reduce pressure. If you watch our video on the PS-0303D it will be the same system as that.

Thank you 🙏

#130 is the most popular size.

That depends on the thread size you are using but I use 110 or 120 for most of my work using M20 spun polyester.

I have some more questions for you about the h2 is there somewhere better to contact you

@@jamesfishermancrawford8240 you can email ozcommercialsewingmachines@gmail.com

Thanks for watching our videos. Unfortunately it sounds like you need to call on your technician to re-setup your machine to get the presser bar back to factory settings.

@@ozcommercialsewingmachines thanks i called him, its fixed now

@@aminashehu8628 Great news, thanks for letting us know.

No single foot on a walking foot machine, you have to have inner and outer foot for it to work.

You need to go back to your local supplier and get a new one as they can't be repaired.

You might need to get that looked at.

@@ozcommercialsewingmachines Thank you, I went to the dealer and had it fixed