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Thanks Jim! I've been having trouble with that and discovered the problem may be my phone. Computer seems to work better.

Hi Natalie, I'm in the central US... I'm afraid you'll be too far away for me to drive. Please send me an email with more details. jmcrocetto at out look dot com.

Hi djack, I've been trying to reply to you via my phone but it appears that the messages didn't get through. I am very interested and you are within reasonable driving distance for me. Please email me with more details at jmcrocetto at out look dot com. Thank you!

Hi Sharon, Thanks for your info! We don't want George to be lonely! I am a detail worker and the sit-down machines seem to jive with my technique the best. Does your George have the L bobbin? I think I saw your post - are you in TX? I'm in the middle of the US but will be doing some traveling this winter (hopefully) but not sure if I can go in that direction. Keep me posted... my email is jmcrocetto at out look dot com.

Hi sturnshek, Is your Tiara still for sale? Would like more details. L bobbin? Is shipping a possibility or does it need to be local pick up?

Hello pepatty... Is your George still for sale? Would like more info. Will email you.

I hope you got your tension worked out (keep testing - start with the bobbin, which might need a micro-adjustment). If your King Tut is on the spool, use a horizontal spool mount; that helped tremendously. My machine has same symptoms, which in the past was from a barb on the hook (was repaired but symptom recurred after a while). A technician told me this machine has a "tight clearance" for needle and thread. I can run 50 wt thread without breakage, but 40 wt results in shredding - but only in one particular direction when FMQ (no problems otherwise). Going to a different technician for 2nd opinion. If I need to replace the hook, it would be worth it. This machine has been trusty! Lately I've been running 50-60 wt thread in the bobbin and 50 wt on top. I can usually run 40 wt on top if I have 60 wt in the bobbin and keep the speed slow (and size 90/14 needle) and don't go "backwards" when FMQ. I tension test every time I change any variable.

Looking for a gently used George with table. So sad they aren't being made any more! L bobbin preferred. I'm in the central US. FOUND!! Very happy!

Is this George still for sale? What is the best way to contact you?

Sharon - do you still have George for sale? I'm in Western CO... very interested if we can sort out logisitics! How do I reach you?