How to Thread - Omega Ultra 2000 Sewing Machine

A nice smooth 1970's Japanese machine.

[@Juliasblues]

Wow, did I luck out finding this ! My neighbour pulled out this machine for me to borrow to make curtains for my van. It hasn't been used for 20 years. Oiled it, and seems to run nice. I couldn't have threaded it without this video, so thank you for posting !

[@Mr.SLovesTheSacredHeartofJesus]

Nice video. I enjoy all your video's.

[@worthmakingit8394]

Hi there. Great video, thanks. I have the same machine but can't find any parts for it. Where should I look?

[@ronalddevine9587]

That machine does make beautiful stitches. The nose of the machine kind of resembles a Kenmore. How about the innards? I was very impressed with the smoothness at full throttle. Many oscillating hook machines aren't as smooth. I really enjoy your videos. Keep them coming.

[@tobyssewingmachinerepair8949]

Thanks Ronald! The innards are similar but definitely not the same. The motor and light are mounted differently, as well as the cam stack.

[@jarkajanouskova189]

Thanks for the video, please don't have a paper guide ?

[@chrisprice5806]

hi where can i get parts or this full machine? i have a japanese variant

[@CyclingM1867]

Hi!y dad had bought my late mom one of these brand new in 1973, and now I have it. I have yet to use it, though, because I found out that the bobbin and bobbin case are both missing. What size of each do I need for this machine? I just found out that there are more than one size.

[@tobyssewingmachinerepair8949]

It takes the most standard bobbin and bobbin case. Class 15.

[@CyclingM1867]

@@tobyssewingmachinerepair8949 thanks so very much. :)

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