Thank you and happy sewing!

Oh, man! That must have been super frustrating. Glad you found this video them. Smooth sewing ahead now, and Happy New Year.

Thanks, Bill. I'm glad you found my channel. You got a nice, capable and versatile machine. As you start using it if you find it needs some maintenance please check out my playlist for model 413. kzfaq.info/sun/PLsCOZgzzaiKKVlkxPT9FMTdvUUGj8Ydf8 For that matter, if you get bored someday you can check out 400+ other videos about vintage singer machines, washing & drying them, lubrication, foot controllers, timing, changing belts, etc. kzfaq.info/sun/PLsCOZgzzaiKKVlkxPT9FMTdvUUGj8Ydf8 Bring your own popcorn, and thank you for commenting and watching my channel.

A very nice inheritance. It's a versatile machine and thanks for keeping it. If you do not have the Instruction Manual a PDF copy of the original is available for free from Singer on this support page: www.singer.com/search/support?title=413 Happy sewing and thanks for the nice comment.

What a nice gift you received. I'm glad you found the video and there are more of this model number that may be about possible. Good luck and eventual happy sewing!

@@andytubesewing1953 Hi Andy, I have started sewing with the machine and straight stitching absolutely no problems but when I do Zig zag I am getting drop stitches. How do I trouble shoot it? Followed your timing video but everything seems to be right.

@@yxyc87 Yes, the first thing we think of is timing, but other things can affect ZZ stitching. I always replace the needle first. Even a slight bend in the needle can cause it. It can still work for Straight Stitching, but make the "thread loop" out of reach for the ZZ needle position. Also, be sure you are using LESS needle thread tension when you sew ZZ, especially the wider settings. The swinging needle already is putting tension on the thread. Let's say you normally use 3 or 4 for straight, then try 2.5 to 2 for ZZ and even less if needed. There is a slight possibility that the "Stroke" of the take-up spring (check spring) is off. Usually not, but if someone worked on the tension assembly it could be off. Here is a video explaining the Stroke of the take-up spring. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qpmFpN2Kt9WRk5c.html I don't want you going down rabbit holes, so always check closely any setting before you decide it needs adjusting. I've had a number of viewers tell me they checked timing so then we tried needles, stroke, thread & needle size, different fabrics, etc. Lots of time was spent and nothing fixed it. When I convinced them to at least check the timing one more time very closely they admitted they found it to be off and reset it and all was good. Try a new needle, then look really closely at the timing settings.

Oh, man! I have not felt 63 in a long time. At 3PM today it was 110 here.🔥 So tired of it, haha. I love that you are still finding my videos helpful. I think this tension assembly is the same as you have on the 418: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hrlzjJpjx7CXqGw.html Stall cool, and God Bless.

@@andytubesewing1953 Well, today promises to be hotter - 98° and huuuumid. Yuck! That tension assembly appears to be exactly the same, thank you for saving me once again. Stitchin’ on the corner in Winslow 🎶🎸🎶 Thinking of you, Andy.

It is a beautiful model, isn't it? What nice stitching too. If you ever have some issues, like belt changes, timing, or tension, keep my Playlist for model 413 in mind. The videos may be helpful. kzfaq.info/sun/PLsCOZgzzaiKKVlkxPT9FMTdvUUGj8Ydf8 Thanks for the kind comment and happy sewing.

@@andytubesewing1953 Yes, it is. Thank you ever so much for offering your services ❤ 😊 Much Appreciated.

Welcome. Good Luck.

Hmm... another broken promise, eh? The only weak spot on the 413 is the plastic gear on top of the vertical shaft. It's 50+ years only now and gets brittle. A new gear is only about $10 and you can do the replacement yourself. Otherwise, it's a strong, capable machine and with normal care and oiling can last another 50 years easily.

Welcome. Since the machine is new to you I'd recommend downloading a FREE copy of the Instruction Manual. It's 72-pages all about the machine, how to use it, oil it, use the different feet, etc. You can find it here at Singer: www.singer.com/search/support?title=416

Great, then you can buy which ever one you like! So many good ones to choose from, like the 403A Special: kzfaq.info/sun/PLsCOZgzzaiKKyqvdDRwS-9MfLuwSNJTcg

you're welcome and thanks for such a nice comment. you have a very nice machine to learn about sewing with and I hope that you have fun with it and that you'll stop by my channel again when you have time. take care

I'm glad you found the video. It's a very nice model. If you want you can download a free copy of the original Instruction Manual from Singer at this link: www.singer.com/search/support?title=416 It has 72 pages of instructions for using all the features of the machine, lists of fashion aids that fit the machine, needle size chart, and basic cleaning and oiling instructions (please oil the machine) that can help you get all the benefits of the machine. Happy sewing, Erin.

Family machines are just the best to own. I love that you have your grandma's 418. I'll bet that machine could almost sew by itself after all the love she gave it and the creativity she expressed when sewing. I'm happy the video gave you a reminder of setting it up. I know that Instruction Manuals often do not get passed on with a machine, but you can still get one if you need it. They have tons of information and I can just imagine grandma reading thru it and learning how to use the machine to the best of its capabilities. You can download a FREE copy of the Model 418 Instruction Manual from the Singer Support page here: www.singer.com/search/support?title=418 God Bless Grandma and you, and happy sewing.

@@andytubesewing1953 thank you so much for your tips and specially for your kind words. It means a lot 💜 I'll download the manual, I'm sure it'll be helpful! Once again, thank you very much ☺️ God bless you!

@@vanessalopes5262 thanks for the blessing and take care.

Congratulations! A sewing machine geek would know there are 55 teeth on the Textolite gear of the Singer Model 404. Think of yourself as more of a VSME (vismee), a Vintage Sewing Machine Enthusiast! Yeh, that's the ticket, and from one VSME to another, it's a beautiful thing. Thanks for watching.

Welcome, Sara. I appreciate your comment and thanks for keeping my channel in mind. Happy sewing in the New Year.

Hi Andy, your videos are such a godsend. I’m having an issue with the bobbin thread getting caught in the hook or getting caught under the presser plate. And the thread on the bottom of the fabric is too taut. Any ideas on how I can fix this?

I'm glad you found my video. It's great that you have a shop that will work on it. It's a great machine for home sewing and have when when you get it back.

COngratulations. A worthy machine for home sewing & crafting. I have a playlist of videos for this model that includes maintaining and repairing and oiling it, etc. It may need a good oiling. kzfaq.info/sun/PLsCOZgzzaiKKVlkxPT9FMTdvUUGj8Ydf8 Also, Singer has a very nice 64-page Instruction Manual all about using the machine that you can download for free from their website www.singer.com/search/support?title=413 Happy for you, Brigid, and thanks for watching my channel.

Congrats on your 413 Singer. I also have a playlist for model 513 which is the next gen of this 413. I have a lot of adjustment videos in the playlist that I will not be showing in this one for the 413. The videos will pertain to your machine b/c they really only changed the face plate on the front for model 513. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l76ai7B1t9PHnqs.html

Great Andy, Thank you

Time flies when you're having fun, right? Thank you for watching an commenting on my videos. The 413 is a very capable model. It's only weakness is the plastic gear on top of the vertical shaft breaks sooner or later ( 50 years old soon) I hope yours has many more years to go but if it cracks keep this video in mind b/c you can replace the gear for about $10. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g5mSededu5e9Zqc.html (yes, you can do it!) Best of luck, and take care.

You are so welcome! FREE manuals are here at Singer; just enter the model number: www.singer.com/support

Same here. My model is so slightly different.

I'm glad you found the video and it's kind of you to leave a comment maybe my first comment from Wales I love it Hope you stop by again

Great to hear! Thank you.

I'm glad you found it helpful. Thanks for the comment. Here are a few more Model 413 videos about maintaining the machine. kzfaq.info/sun/PLsCOZgzzaiKKVlkxPT9FMTdvUUGj8Ydf8 There is a very nice 64-page Instruction Manual for using the machine you can download free from Singer at this link: www.singer.com/search/support?title=413 Happy sewing.

I'm glad you found my video and thanks for the compliment. BTW, if you need the Instruction Manual it is still available for free from SInger at this link: www.singer.com/search/support?title=413 Happy sewing

Thanks for the nice comment, Shelia. You don't mention if you have 413 model or another, but either way, I recommend reading the instruction manual that Singer made (if you have a Singer machine) The manuals a nicely done and contain a lot of useful information about using the machine and it's attachments and caring and oiling of the machine. Here is the link to Singer where you can download almost any manual, just enter your model number in to the box "enter model number" hit enter and any manuals they have will show on a new page. You download which ones you want for free and they are in PDF format. www.singer.com/support

You're very welcome, Sarah. I'm glad you found the video. Happy sewing to you!

I'm glad you found it. Happy sewing and thanks for the comment

I'm glad you found the video, Thomas, and thanks. For those interested, there are 8 more instructional and repair videos in my playlist for this model: kzfaq.info/sun/PLsCOZgzzaiKKVlkxPT9FMTdvUUGj8Ydf8

If you have a trusted sewing technician who charges reasonable rates then yes, have him/her do some cleaning and oiling. You can maintain the machine yourself if you like. My other videos for model 413 include cleaning and setting the tension, replacing worn belts if needed and how to oil the machine. kzfaq.info/sun/PLsCOZgzzaiKKVlkxPT9FMTdvUUGj8Ydf8 Those are the basic areas that can need attention on a vintage machine. You can do that. If the needle bar is dirty, just clean it with some alcohol and a rag. Brush out the nose end and around the tension unit and the bobbin and feed dog area to get any old lint out. Use canned air to blow it out if needed. Follow my oiling video and wipe off any old oil you can and put new, fresh oil. If the motor belt is cracking you can replace it just follow the video. If you have tension issues it may just be a dirty unit so clean it by brushing/ blowing out lint and clean with alcohol if needed. Timing belts last a long, long time so it is usually serviceable and OK to use. You can download a FREE copy of the Instruction Manual from SInger at this link: www.singer.com/search/support?title=413 It will show how to remove the bobbin case for cleaning. Keeping the machine clean and oiled it the most important for good sewing and long life. Happy sewing, Tali. I'm glad you found my channel.

I'm glad you found the video then, and thanks for letting me know it helped. Stop by again if you have time. I have a short playlist of videos about maintaining and repairing the 413 model if you ever need them: kzfaq.info/sun/PLsCOZgzzaiKKVlkxPT9FMTdvUUGj8Ydf8

Oops! Nothing, like even the handwheel does not turn? BTW, you can download a free copy of the original Instruction Manual for this model directly from Singer in PDF format at this link: www.singer.com/search/support?title=413 I'll look up my own records while waiting for your answer.

I'm blushing right now. Thank you very much.

I have 4 sewing machines, all inherited from family, a Minnesota treadle machine from my grandma, a 1950's Keystone and the 1970's Singer stylist from my mom, and a 1930's (?) Singer Featherweight 221 from my aunt. During these days of "sheltering in home", I'm cleaning, oiling, and trying to sew on them all. THANK YOU again for your videos and for sharing your knowledge.

Kind of you to let me know, Nola. A very nice collection of machines you have there. For your two Singer models you can download FREE copies of the Singer Instruction Manuals from Singer at this link, just enter the model number into the search box: www.singer.com/support The manuals include section for oiling and maintenance. I've never worked on the 221 but here is a website that my viewers have recommended for that model: singer-featherweight.com/ I hope you found my playlist of videos for the 413 b/c your machine is in the same family: kzfaq.info/sun/PLsCOZgzzaiKKVlkxPT9FMTdvUUGj8Ydf8 One special thing to look for on your machine is a broken top gear on the vertical shaft. It is in a few Singer models from that period and known to dry out and crack. Here is a video I made for replacing the gear on one of the machines. It will show you what to look for: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g5mSededu5e9Zqc.html Hopefully the gear on your machine is fine but if not you have a resource for help. Thanks for watching my channel and good luck.

Thank you for responding. I'm going to binge watch your channel in my spare time. I did find a KZfaq channel devoted to featherweight, and I followed a video to show me how to oil all 31 spots! Thanks again.

Glad you found the video. FYI, you can download a FREE copy of the Instruction Manual directly from Singer USA at this link www.singer.com/search/support?title=413 Happy Sewing Corinne

You are welcome and happy sewing

I wonder where you did read that. It's a good tip 👍. I'll try it next time I have a machine with that wire thread guide on the front of the nose cover. It is odd that the 413 manual does not show the nose cover having that wire guide. The thread guide is around on the side and down low, haha. The 457 manual does show the wire thread guide on the front of the nose cover, but the instructions do not mention the threading method you describe. Holding the thread above and below for tension and moving it into the guide from the left would work great. I can almost hear the little "ping" as the thread snaps in. Thanks for commenting and sharing on my channel, Shari, take care.

Here is how to work on the needle thread tension assembly for your model 413

Hi, S. Sounds like a few things going on with your machine. So I think you mean the hook does not turn and won't snag the needle thread, among other problems. Since a non-moving hook is a critical problem, let's work on that first. The hook is turned by a timing belt on the bottom of the machine. The belt is turned by pulleys, and the pulley on the right is the "power" pulley that is on the end of a shaft that goes up to the top of the machine. Up on the top that shaft has a plastic gear that is known to break and even crumble to pieces. If that is the case you have to replace that gear. Here is a video about how to do that. It is a different model, and the machine is slightly different, but even the gear part number is the same. By watching the video, or some of it, you can see where the gear is and take a look at it and determine if it is broken. Of course, a big clue is the pulley and belt is not turning on the bottom. You can then decide if you want to replace the gear. Here is the link to the video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g5mSededu5e9Zqc.html Good Luck, S.

Andy Tube Thanks so much !! Great help I will check that out !!! Thanks again. Andy I paid 10 bucks for it and it’s in great shape with the cabinet I hope it’s worth fixing

@@Sharonb777 If it is the gear you can buy a new one for around $10.

Welcome 👍

Your 413 can sew layers, but if you want something stronger then I like the 403A if yu want ZZ or the 404 if you only need straight stitch. I probably have 100 videos of those two models on my playlist pages: kzfaq.info/love/USPDsHaFtRoz1VA2U1xJ4wplaylists?view_as=public Here is an in-depth comparison video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hMuVbLOS2967mKc.html Other straight stitch HD models: 15, 66, & 201 if you want the heavier Iron Horse models.

Very good question, Rachel. Model 413 uses class 66 bobbins part No. 172336, which means the plastic bobbin, as shown in the original Singer Parts diagram. (Class 66 bobbins have curved sides.) www.google.com/search?q=singer+bobbin+172336&oq=singer+bobbin+172336&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i60.8391j1j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 Model 9960 uses class 15 bobbins. Part No. HP30222.The ones with flat sides. Vendors show plastic and metal under that part number. Singer has a page that TRIES to explain their different bobbins. Look here >> www.singer.com/sewing-resources/complete-bobbin-guide

@@andytubesewing1953 Thanks for responding so quickly. The 413 I rescued from the garbage is being serviced right now. I'll be sure to buy the right bobbins. I have been using 15s with my 9960 but the clicking noise I get is caused by using the wrong ones according to the person who just serviced that machine. Not sure I believe her though.

@@rachelgreen4626 Could be. There are a couple 3 different types of class 15 bobbins (I don't use any, but have read that) Thank you very much for rescuing the 413. It is a worthy machine and deserves to have a good sewist like you to take care of it. Thanks for the feedback.

Yes, and I apologize. Mea Culpa. That is the only thread I had on hand, sorry. How about a FREE Singer Instruction Manual for the 413? www.singer.com/sites/default/files/product_manual/SINGER%20413%20Stylist%20Sewing%20Machine.pdf Pages 11 thru 15 show winding the bobbin and needle. It totals 64 pages and has tons of information about the machine.

Please download a free copy of the instruction manual here: www.singer.com/search/support?title=413 Don't be insulted but be really sure you did thread the needle correctly and that the needle was installed facing the correct way. If that is all good then make sure the hook is going around the bobbin case is a circle, around and around when you turn the handwheel towards you. If the hook is NOT turning then be sure you DO NOT have the machine in bobbin winding mode (manual, this video again) b/c when setting to BW the hook and needle does not move. If the hook and needle bar are moving then the timing is probably off, which is something you can fix. I have a video here for checking and setting the timing on your model: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pqd-rMZ1npbbgZs.html If none of this fixes it please let me know. Thank you for watching and good luck.

Hi Dorothy. I have three playlists that may help you with the 401A. They cover work I did on the 403A, 404 and 503A. I'll list them here and you can look at the playlists and pick different videos to watch. kzfaq.info/sun/PLsCOZgzzaiKIB4kvIHCfHYuyLMUp5A4UI kzfaq.info/sun/PLsCOZgzzaiKInZUROdMNIGGO_nfhM2u6D kzfaq.info/sun/PLsCOZgzzaiKJZaZn2zl3LsnV2d7UhrqvX Anyone can download a FREE copy of Singer's Service Manual for the Model 401A here: sewingdude.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/singer-401-service-manual1.pdf It has 45 pages of adjustment, remove and replace instructions. If you removed something from the nose end and it destabilized the whole cam section I'm thinking you removed the needle bar driving arm. The Service Manual will explain that, and I made videos in the playlists of the model 503A. Here is the main page listing all my playlists by model number: kzfaq.info/love/USPDsHaFtRoz1VA2U1xJ4wplaylists?view_as=subscriber

So the machine is new to you? Please be sure the machine is in sewing mode, and not bobbin winding mode. Next, be sure the hook is rotating when you turn the handwheel. The hook is the part that holds the bobbin case in place and turns counterclockwise when you turn the handwheel. If the hook DOES turn but won't pull up the bobbin thread then the hook may be out of time. Here is a video for your model that shows how to check and set the timing: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pqd-rMZ1npbbgZs.html Going back to the hook rotating thing... if the hook DOES NOT turn then you probably have a broken plastic gear on the top of the vertical shaft. This is a very common problem due to the age of the machine. A new gear costs about $10 and you can do the work yourself if you are willing. I have a detailed video about replacing it. The video is for model 457, but the principles and most of the parts are the same or similar to your 413. You can see the video here if needed: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g5mSededu5e9Zqc.html (watch at 1.5 speed and see the timeline below video for the start times of the different steps.) There could be a couple other reasons for your bobbin thread not coming up like you put the bobbin in backward, the needle in backward, threaded the needle backward or the needle is not completely inserted up into the needle clamp. Since your name is "Creative" I'm assuming you did all that properly so the timing and the gear are the most common physical problems that cause the bobbin thread situation. You can fix this, and change your name to Creative 1 2 3 ✨ Good Luck.

I'm glad you like it Herbert and it was kind of you to comment.

That selector knob is not even shown in the parts diagram so I can't give you a part number. It is a part of the arm cover. No one will be making new ones any longer so you need to find an online seller who is parting out a machine. Connie has the complete arm cover for $20 if it is worth that to you www.thriftyfarmgirl.com/shop/singer-413-stylist-parts That's not something a seller would usually sell by itself; no market for it and not enough profit, ao it would be included with the arm cover when sold. As to the binding of the motor running, there are a lot of causes for that. If the timing belt is too tight, if the worm gear on the vertical shaft is too tight against the gear on the bottom of the cam stack, If the takeup lever is bent a little, etc. Oiling as per the instruction manual is always required.

@@andytubesewing1953 Thanks for Connies link, I ordered the top cover, needed the spool pin as well. Trying to make the machine as complete as I can. I followed one of your tips on letting machine run in for 5 minutes to work in the lubrication, that helped a lot. I'll check that the top gear is not too tight against the other one. The pulley I had ordered recently split. Not sure why, but popped apart. However, it had arrived with no through hole, it was solid on one end so it only went partway onto shaft, the old pulley had a thru hole. I use a drill bit to create the hole. Maybe that stresses it? Have new pulley on order now.

@@andytubesewing1953 Bought it and installed. Thanks. Now to figure out the birds nest.

The machine in the video is a Singer Model 413. Are you sure your machine is a Singer Model 413? Because all model 413 machines have a bobbin/hook system the same as in the video.

@@andytubesewing1953 yes. It says "zig-zag model 413" under the stich control nob. I found a video for an even older model and it was the same as the bobbin in mine. I fixed my bobbin. The bobbin area and one of the thread guides is the only differences between the machines.

@@jellofish1455 How odd, but I'm happy you were able to fix your bobbin 😊 If you'd like a copy of the Instruction Manual it is available free from the SInger Support page here: www.singer.com/search/support?title=413 Happy sewing.

If you threaded the needle and bobbin case properly and can't pull it up then the machine may be out of timing. That is how the needlepoint and hook point line up when the needle is starting upwards. Here is a playlist of my videos for this model: kzfaq.info/sun/PLsCOZgzzaiKKVlkxPT9FMTdvUUGj8Ydf8 One of the videos is about the timing: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pqd-rMZ1npbbgZs.html You can check the timing without making adjustments just to see if it is set OK. The other possibility is the plastic gear on the top of the verticle shaft is breaking apart and not turning the timing belt properly or at all. The gear can be replaced if needed.

As far as I know, there is no separate Service Manual for model 413. I believe the SInger Techs used the 416-418 manual. The 413 was the lower-end version. You can buy the 416-418 manual here: manualsoncd.com/product/singer-416-418-sewing-machine-service-manual/ but it does not show how to replace the gear. I have a few videos for model 413 for other maintenance: kzfaq.info/sun/PLsCOZgzzaiKKVlkxPT9FMTdvUUGj8Ydf8 Also, I have a video about gear replacement on a 457K: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g5mSededu5e9Zqc.html and for the 466: kzfaq.info/sun/PLsCOZgzzaiKJTjJ3dRTrDPtIqR6DMoaex Those videos may give you some ideas about how to go about it and how to get access, etc. The Gear is SInger Part #155819 a very common part across several models. The original factory gear was white, so if you have a broken black gear it is an after-market replacement gear that has also failed. I found most black gears to be of lesser quality than new white gears, but maybe they are better now. I'd still prefer a white one though.

@@andytubesewing1953 Wow, thank you! It looks like the 413 is from the same series as the 457 and uses the same vertical gear. Will watch that video now! 👍👍 Would you still recommend getting a white gear? Any preferred source for it?

@@JohnBau I've had good luck with this gearwww.amazon.com/Singer-Sewing-Machine-Vertical-155819/dp/B00CMGEIAS

@@andytubesewing1953 Thanks to your good instructions my 413 now has a new gear and is working fine! 👍👍 The noisiest part of the machine is an intermittent rattling from the nylon sleeve riding on the eccentric shaft in the tensioner. What do you think of greasing in between the sleeve and shaft to lessen it?

I think you are talking about the Pressure Dial that regulates pressure on the presser foot to hold fabric against the needle plate. Page 18 on the Instruction Manual. FREE manual here: www.singer.com/search/support?title=513

1539 is the needle thread tension assembly on the front of the machine. Is that what you are asking about, Simon? What is the model number of your machine?

no it was the little hook on the face plate, mine was on the front under the tension wheel. same model as yours btw: 413 stylist, thanks for replying so fast btw! really appreciate it! @@andytubesewing1953

@@simonfraser3332 It turns out that MY 413 is the weird one 😲I've verified that your 413 has the correct setup. The sister machines, 416 & 418 have the wire guide on the faceplate. I guess someone put a 416/418 faceplate onto my 413 model. The actual faceplate (which can be called a nose cover also) is the same type and size on all three models, but only the 413 has the thread guide on the bottom of the nose. I also looked up documents for the next generation, models 513, 514, 518, 533, & 538 and they all have that style you have. No idea why the 416 & 418 have the wire guide, although a few earlier Singer models use that setup also. I sure wish the machine could talk. Thank you for an interesting question, Simon, and for watching my channel.

oh my gosh! that's so cool! thank you for the reply! :D @@andytubesewing1953 also if you don't mind me asking another question, I've noticed the presser diel and stop diel wont budge, you know any way to fix this? thanks in advance

I'd like to try and help you but your statement is not clear. I don't know if you mean the motor doesn't run or the needle doesn't go up and down or a detail like that

A coincidence? Maybe it's a good sign. The correct bobbin is a SInger Class 66, plastic or metal if you prefer. If you use a Class 15 bobbin with the flat sides it will catch the thread and tangle into a nest very quickly. If that is not the cause, let me know a little more info and I'll try to help.

@@andytubesewing1953 great thanks so much Andy..i thing this is a class 15 steel bobbin..i'll try the class 66..an yes it was getting tangled up🤨..all the best!

@@andytubesewing1953 also watched your timing vib of the 466 i think it was..must be the same for the 413

@@PhilipRawbon-rk8uv I hope that will fix it. Good Luck.

@@PhilipRawbon-rk8uv I have videos for that on a 413. Here is the Playlist of videos for Model 413K kzfaq.info/sun/PLsCOZgzzaiKKVlkxPT9FMTdvUUGj8Ydf8 One of those videos is for checking/setting the hook to needle timing: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pqd-rMZ1npbbgZs.html