I have the Quattro and would like to know what prewound bobbins work well with this machine.. some just don't work..

Thanks for asking this question as I also have a Quattro and have wondered what size prewound bobbins to use. I just LOVE my baby!

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by mysew1325 24 Aug 2010

yes, this is an amazing machine.. just cost lots of money.. ughhhhhhhhhhh.. I did order the bobbins from Allstitch and will let you know how they work..

Let us know if the Class 15/Style A pre wound bobbins work better in your Quattro.
This could help others with the same machine!

EastWitch2

Was it the L Sized pre wounds that gave you trouble in the Quattro 6000D.
When you say that the ones you tried just didn`t work what was the problem.

If your manual says to use the SA156 regular plastic bobbin for your machine when winding your own then it would take the Class 15 ,Style A Pre wound bobbins as they are similar in size to the SA156.

The L size are shorter, the Class 15-style A are taller when in the bobbin case.

EastWitch2

Your book should tell you which bobbins to use, but here are some links.

Is your machine the Quattro 6000D?

On the Pre wound Bobbin Chart on Allstich website is says that the Quattro 6000D takes Class 15/Style A pre wound bobbins.
This is the size - Class 15/Style A.

What size of pre wounds have you tried that don't work in your machine?

EastWitch2

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by mysew1325 23 Aug 2010

wow.. I always used the L class bobbins on my brother4000d .. they seemed to work fine.. I just ordered the class A bobbins from AllStitch, I will see how they work.. winding bobbins takes a long time..

Which size and brand of pre wounds bobbins have you tried in your Quattro?

Some times there is a bit too much thread wound on the pre wounds and they don't move right in the bobbin case of the machine.

You can pull some off and then see if they work better in the bobbin case.

You may have the wrong size of pre wounds for your machine.

EastWitch2