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Type your Gammill machine model to quickly find compatible parts.
Type your Gammill machine model to quickly find compatible parts.
Gammill lists these for Elevate, Minus, Plus, Statler, Vision and Vision 2.0:
Also stocked: the complete hook assembly (#18033) and an M-style bobbin tension gauge (Towa).
| Part | Fits (per Gammill) |
|---|---|
| Encoder, slip-on (non-locking) | Plus, Statler and Elevate |
| Encoder, locking | Vision, Vision 2.0, Statler and Elevate |
| Handle switch set A/B & C/D | Machines built as, or retrofitted to, Vision 2.0. Not Vision 1 machines upgraded with a tablet. |
| M & P switch | Vision, Vision 2.0 and Elevate |
| Rocker switches | Statler Mods A–F (power and motor) and Plus (power and light) |
| Fuses | Vision and Vision 2.0 (the Elevate controller uses a different fuse) |
| 17" Z motor belt | Plus, Minus, Vision, Vision 2.0, Elevate and Statler, except the 18" Statler |
Gammill lists both encoder styles for Statler and Elevate machines, so match the encoder already on your machine. Inspection plate gaskets come in two sizes: 18" & 22" machines and 26", 30" & 36" machines.
The parts that wear most are the sewing hook, bobbin case, check spring, anti-backlash springs, encoder O-rings, thread guides and cone springs. Gammill's maintenance schedule in your manual says when to replace each, and our Gammill wear parts checklist lists the warning signs. Our Gammill Tune-Up Kit bundles the common wear parts in one box. Also stocked individually: check springs, felt washers, cone springs, needle set screws and inspection plugs.
ThreadWorks sells Gammill parts as an independent retailer. Not sure a part fits? Send us your machine size, generation and year.
Gammill manuals · How to replace the check spring on a Gammill rotary tension · Longarm needles
Not always. Frame size, machine generation, and regulation systems can affect compatibility, so confirming your exact model is essential.
Encoder alignment, worn components, or regulation system calibration issues may affect stitch length consistency.
Regular inspection and timely replacement of wear items help maintain optimal quilting performance and prevent larger mechanical issues.
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