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GENERAL INFORMATION
Please read this Instruction Manual carefully before using your machine in order to guarantee
reliable operation and a long life. Refer to this Manual often for questions and adjustments.
Description
The UNION Lock-Stitch Sewing Machine is a straight needle
and awl sewing machine for stitching heavy materials.
Characteristics
•Feed: Needle Feed, Jump Foot.
•Speed: The maximum speed recommended for
the UNION is 800 stitches per minute. Maximum
speed is limited to the type of material being sewn.
It is recommended the machine run slower than
the maximum speed to insure operator control
and longevity of the machine. We cannot warranty
machines or parts that are damaged due to excessive
speed.
•Work Capacity: The machine operates on all
thickness of leather and other materials up to ¾ inch.
The throat of the machine is 12 inches, and can sew
a row of stitching 12 inches from the edge of any
material.
•Bobbin: The bobbin is extra large and carries 100 to
150 yards of thread, requiring few bobbin changes.
•Stitch Length: 4 to 12 stitched per inch
General Information
General Advise
TO eNSURe PeRFeCT ACTIONOFThe MAChINe
• Do not operate the machine before lubricating it.
• Do not run the UNION in reverse. The machine hand wheel should
run counter-clockwise if you are facing the wheel.
• Use caution and give proper attention to the operation of your
machine when sewing
• Keep your hands away from the needle and awl when the power is
on and the machine is in operation
• Keep your hands away from all moving parts, nor place anything
close to them while operating the machine
• Do not make any adjustments or service the machine with the
power on.
• Do not run the machine with the presser foot resting on the needle
plate without material under the presser foot.
• Let the machine do its own feeding. Do not force material into or
way from the machine or you may bend or break a needle or awl.
• Do not crowd, retard or twist the work when sewing
• Do not run the machine with bobbin case and thread eye threaded
unless there is material under the presser foot.
• Have the machine in proper adjustment at all times
• Use good quality thread
• Keep your machine cleaned and well oiled
• Study this instruction book and become familiar with all parts of
your machine
• After receiving the machine, make sure all screws remain tight.
Applications
• Boot & Shoe Industry : fair stitching, moccasin seam or
any at sole work.
• Harness & Tack : for stitching all kinds of harness,
belting, and strap goods up to 3/4 inches thick.
• Sporting Goods : used by leading manufacturers for
stitching footballs, basket balls, volley balls, and soft balls.
It is noted for pulling a very tight seam.
Direction Operation:
Always run the hand wheel toward the operator, that is to
turn the wheel counterclockwise if you are facing the wheel.
Never attempt to sew with the machine in reverse (clockwise)
rotation, or damage to the machine or material will result. The
UNION is not capable of sewing in reverse, but back stitching
can be done by lifting the foot and crossing over the previous
stitches.
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Installation
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Please insepect the packaging for any loose parts before discarding.
Machine Installation
Motor Table
• Remove table from pallet and place in location
Machine Head
• Remove head from crating and place on table
• Secure the back of the machine with the included hook
bolts, and bolt the front of the machine head through the
table.
• Place the V-belt arounf the motor pulley, through the table
slot, and over the machine pulley. Ensure that the belt is
resting in the grooves of both pulleys, then tighten the belt
tension be lowering the motor with the adjustable motor
bracket. Lock the motor into postion with the bracket nuts
once the re tension is acheived.
Pedal Linkage
• Connect and adjust the right peddle linkage to the clutch
motor. Set the linkage with the center clamping bracket on
the rods.
• Connect the presser
foot cable from the
left pedal, through
the pulleys and up to
the connecting lever
behind the machine
hed. Secure with the
cable clamps.
Pulley Cover
• Secure the inside pulley cover with two screws on the
right hand side of the head, just bellow the hand wheel
• Set the outside cover together with the inside, then secure
with screws on the right hand face.
Tool Tray
• Place the tool tray on the front of the machine and secure
with the two supplied screws.
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Wax Pot
• Place the wax pot over the stuf on the back of the
machine
• Pivot the wax pot up to the the machine casting and lock
in place with the clamping nut.
Installation
Presser Foot Spring
• Place the upper bracket and spring on top of the machin
head
• With the left hand, compress the coil spring and push the
bracket into the hole in the casting.
• With the right hand, secure the bracket in place by
tightening the screw with a slotted screw driver.
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Thread / Needles & Awls
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SewINg ThReAd
• The UNION can use thread size 138 to 554 synthetic or 3 to 12 cord cotton or linen
• Use only Left Twist thread in the machine (twist of the bobbin thread is not important). To determine
the thread twist, hold the thread and twist it counterclockwise between the thumb and forenger. If the
strands wind tighter, the thread is left (Z) twist. If the strands unwind, the thread is right (S) twist.
• If you are using a natural thread, wither linen or cotton, the label end of the spool of the thread must
be pointed up when placed in the thread holder. The bobbin thread should be one size smaller than
the top thread for a better lock. Make sure that the thread is not old, dry, or right twist.
• If you use a larger thread with an undersized needle, skipped stitches or frayed thread may occur.
NeedLeS & AwLS
Orders for needles and awls must specify the
quantity required, the size number, and also class
and variety. The following is an example of an
order with sufcient information: “100 UNION #2
Awls, Chisel Point”
Needles
• NOTE: The needle size is determined by the
size of the thread you sewing with.
• Needle Sizes: 1, 1 ½, 2, 2 ½, 3, 3 ½, & 4.
Awls
• Awl Sizes: 2, 2 ½, 3, 3 ½, 4, & 5
• Chisel Point Awl – harness or straight work.
• Oval Point Awl – boot siding, vamp closing &
belts.
• NOTE: The awl size should be 1 to 1-1/2 sizes
larger than the size of the needle. Make sure
that the awl is sharp and does not spring or
glance off the work when entering the work.
SIzeSOF NeedLeSTO ThReAd
Sizes will vary between applications.
Synthetic
Twisted
1383 cord
2074 cord
2775 cord
3466 cord
4157 cord
5548 cord
6939 cord
Appearance of Chisel Point Awl: Turning the
awl so the edge of the blade will start its cut in a
different position can change the appearance of
the stitch.
Natural
Cord
Awl Parallel to Stitch Line
Awl Angled Left
Awl Angled Right
Awl Perpendicular to Stitch Line
Needle Size
1 to 1-1/2
1-1/2 to 2
2-1/2 to 3
3 to 3-1/2
4 to 4-1/2
4-1/2
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SeTTINgThe AwL
1. Turn the hand wheel so that awl bar (UL-85)
is at its highest position. Loosen the awl set
screw and remove the old awl
2. Insert the awl into the awl bar as far as it will
go. Set point in desired position. It is common
to have the point set a little to the right of
being squared across
3. Tighten set screw in awl bar
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SeTTINg The NeedLe
1) Make sure that the needle is put into the needle bar (UL-210) as deeply as possible, then
tighten the needle bar screws in place.
2) Insure that the hook of the needle is looking
directly at the operator.
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