Help w/Walking foot, please look!

[samanthaleah84]

Ok so I will be ordering a walking foot next week but have no idea which one of these I need. I can't find a specific answer in my manual either.

I have a Kenmore 385.16231301

Here is the link to my options:

http://m.sears.com/keyword.do?keyword=kenmore%20walking%20foot%20attachment

[The_Monster_Mom]

No idea! I don't use them. :/

[samanthaleah84]

I think its the first one. Im so confused.

[samanthaleah84]

Bump. Anyone?

[SLGross215]

I think it's the first one

[samanthaleah84]

Thank you.

Quoting SLGross215:

I think it's the first one

[GamerMom1]

i found one in ebay for you. make sure your sew machine has a low shank. i cant post the link but find marishka56 and look into her store then go down to kenmore then look at presser feet.

[GamerMom1]

or google search kenmore 385 series quilting foot.

[samanthaleah84]

Thank you! How do I know if its a low shank?

Quoting GamerMom1:

or google search kenmore 385 series quilting foot.

[GamerMom1]

 

Measuring the Shank

• Measure the shank with the presser foot lowered. The shank is the distance between the bottom of the foot and the screw. The measurement on a low shank machine is three quarters of an inch and on a high shank machine is one and one quarter inches.

Read more: Low Shank Vs. High Shank Sewing Machines | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/facts_6153221_low-high-shank-sewing-machines.html#ixzz1ufIeYkhg

[samanthaleah84]

Huge help! Thank you!

Quoting GamerMom1:

 

Measuring the Shank

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  Measure the shank with the presser foot lowered. The shank is the distance between the bottom of the foot and the screw. The measurement on a low shank machine is three quarters of an inch and on a high shank machine is one and one quarter inches.

Read more: Low Shank Vs. High Shank Sewing Machines | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/facts_6153221_low-high-shank-sewing-machines.html#ixzz1ufIeYkhg