Some of these reviews are reeeeeally bad but I'm not sure if they're just because it doesn't replace NP1 needles. Would this work for the NP6 or not?
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I have a cruiser that calls for an NP6 and it did not fit. Buddy has a 3 in 1 that calls for an NP1 that this also DID NOT FIT.
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I have a record player that clearly says "replacement needle NP1" but when I bought one the "tooth" in the front was so small that it wouldn't hold the cartridge up. I thought it was a defect in the plastic mold so I bought another. same problem. Finally I called the manufacturer of the turntable and they said it needs the NP6 which replaces the NP1.
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I believe that is what mine called for and it worked great. Be careful removing the old needle as the snaps that hold it on our easily broken. Best of luck and happy listening!
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Your Crosley is a different unit than mine, cannot state what your needle replacement would be.
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My stock needle had the letter "D" on the back on of it. The NP1 had some other lettering on it. So I think that you should be okay. If I'm wrong the worst thing that can happen is you return it. Hope this helps
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Yes but you will need to buy a needle attachment. I think I bought 6 of them for .57 off amazon.
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Laura, I know of no differences in the Yuasa NP7-12. Do not know what the "S" stands for. If this battery has the same dimensions and terminal size. it will work for you.Thad
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Not necessarily. The one I received didn't have the needle. So I have to order one separately. :-S
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Yes, I'm almost positive that they will work. Btw, while you are in there, change all of these motors. Not just the two that aren't working now. Be sure to watch the you tube video(s). Use a piece of masking tape and pen to mark the original needle position before you take them off.
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Yes. However, Novo Nordisk recommends the next size skinnier needle (32 gauge). I've never used them, as they don't seem to be available from most needle manufacturers.
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If this is the one that needs a round needle nose adapter instead of the common adapter; good luck with that. You wasted your money, like I did. I threw it away when I lost the adapter.
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In the description of the Ball Point needles, if it has the name of your sewing machine in it, it will fit. Low Shank or High Shank. If your sewing machine is not in there, it won't work. You should know what kind of shank you have, low or high L. King
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This blindhemmer uses ordinary sewing machine needles, not curved needles. They will wear out fairly quickly, so it is a good thing to buy a couple of packages if you will be using the machine much. I buy the needles at my sewing center. The documentation specifies HAx1SP, but that is the same thing as a common 80/12. I find that the Janome needles I buy in this size work well. You can also buy these on Amazon, though they are listed as Serger needles. http://www.amazon.com/Klasse-Serger-Needles-Type-HAx1SP/dp/B002EZU2P2 Sewing Machines Plus carries these and other sewing supplies.
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Marsha,I have two of NP4 replacement needles but they do not fit the unit my daughter has.
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Your owners manual, page 39, gives specs on the recommended needles. Embroidery they recommend size 75/11. You can use any brand, as long as they are specifically for home sewing machines (back of the post is flat) These needles are correct, but I did not like the quality, they broke frequently and had rough spots that caused the thread to fray and fabric to pucker and run. Also their ad is misleading, the price is for only 10 needles, even though the picture shows a 500 pack The Organ brand in the gray pack are a much better quality: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0042B9K2C/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I had similar concerns. Organ makes needles as original equipment and replacements. They are OK to use. The larger consideration is to change needles as per factory recommendation. The tip gets rounded after hours of sewing.
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That's a good idea! However, I have no experience with needles. I would assume it'd work because the magnet is pretty strong but then again the needles may be too small to have any force to the magnet.
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The Schmetz needles have the "flat side" which is usually able to be used in all machines. so if your normal needles have a flat side, you should be OK.