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The item on our site must be identical in model/part number to the competitor's item.
If we offer free shipping for the item, does the lower priced website charge for shipping? If so, we may adjust our lowered price to match the difference.
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Price-Match Guarantee
The item must be above the manufacturer's wholesale price.
The item must be sold by an authorized internet retailer for the item's brand.
Auctions and eBay listings are NOT eligible for price matching.
The item on our site must be identical in model/part number to the competitor's item.
If we offer free shipping for the item, does the lower priced website charge for shipping? If so, we may adjust our lowered price to match the difference.
The lower cost item must be available, in stock, and purchasable on the other website.
Certain manufacturers have minimum advertised prices, which may prevent us from being able to match a lower price.
Guaranteed to fit Simplicity Sewing Machine Models:
SB7500
Alternate Part Numbers Include: XE1464201, XE1464301, XE1464501, XE146430
Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.7 / 5 from 48 reviews.
It took a little bit of time to figure out how to remove the old needle threader from the Baby Lock Jubilant, but once I saw the retaining clip at the bottom of the shaft I was able to remove and replace the part. The new part works wonderfully.
This is the exact piece I needed. I really appreciate the fast shipping. You’re on your own as to how to install it, but YouTube abounds with great tutorials. Very happy to be back to sewing again with my replaced threader.
I replaced the needle threader on my machine. Mine had been bent for several years. I finally replaced the damaged one; sewing is so much easier when you don't have to spend time threading the needle yourself.
It’s nice, but there were no instructions and the YouTube videos we saw weren’t any help. I took the part with my machine to the repair shop. I’ll get my machine back in 3 weeks. Sigh.
I fixed my sewing machine myself!! I live in a rural area with little access to repair services. I know I won�t be able to do everything but I�ll take the small victories. Received this part quickly and with YouTube instructions I could do it.
I fixed my sewing machine myself!! I live in a rural area with little access to repair services. I know I wont be able to do everything but Ill take the small victories. Received this part quickly and with YouTube instructions I could do it.
I gave it three stars because the threader itself is fine but there are absolutely no directions. It is another example of Brother�s complete lack of regard for consumers. Just make sure you lay the machine on its side before you attempt to install this part. And make sure you know how the needle threader post is going to turn the threader before you place this needle threader on the post. It�s clearly key to know how the needle threader should look when it�s in the up position and when it�s in the down position. Then pull the needle threader post down and place the threader on the post as it would be in its down position. Then you can use your thumb to push it up into place. do not attempt to do this when your machine is upright. It�s a recipe for complete frustration.
I gave it three stars because the threader itself is fine but there are absolutely no directions. It is another example of Brothers complete lack of regard for consumers. Just make sure you lay the machine on its side before you attempt to install this part. And make sure you know how the needle threader post is going to turn the threader before you place this needle threader on the post. Its clearly key to know how the needle threader should look when its in the up position and when its in the down position. Then pull the needle threader post down and place the threader on the post as it would be in its down position. Then you can use your thumb to push it up into place. do not attempt to do this when your machine is upright. Its a recipe for complete frustration.