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Posted on Jul 10, 2011

Can you change an Elna 9000 shank to fit the screw in type feet?

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Hassy

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  • Posted on Jun 02, 2008

SOURCE: Janome memory craft 9000 what type shank

If you contact Janome HQ in your country, they should be able to tell you which dealer is closest to you, and the part number of the ruffler foot to suit the MC 9000......

....the technicians and questioners on this site come from all over the planet, so the where to go will depend on where you are !!

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 11, 2009

SOURCE: Lost Shank

Dear jujuwillow, Wed 2-11-2009 3:53am EST (USA)

RE: Elna EnVision CE20 Embroidery machine. Type 9008. Lost SHANK that holds FEET.

For USA
Dealer Locator @ http://www.elnausa.com/

For other Countries click on link below....
http://www.elna.com/index.php?country=246

Hope This Helps!
jack
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Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 18, 2011

SOURCE: Have old, (but good) 6217

You are trying to attach a long shank foot to a short shank machine. Look for a short shank foot on either Ebay. You may also find it included within a "tin" of accessories at a local thrift shop. If neither of these options work for you check with your local fabric store or sewing machine repair shop for the correct button foot.

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Are all your sewing feet in one piece that screw on? I'm struggling understanding what your foot is actually doing Lindy; is it because the nut loosens up quickly? or is it possible that the foot you are using is not an Elna foot?

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Lost Shank

Dear jujuwillow, Wed 2-11-2009 3:53am EST (USA)

RE: Elna EnVision CE20 Embroidery machine. Type 9008. Lost SHANK that holds FEET.

For USA
Dealer Locator @ http://www.elnausa.com/

For other Countries click on link below....
http://www.elna.com/index.php?country=246

Hope This Helps!
jack
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