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I'm Looking For A Shop That Can Repair An Amish Buggy Bag


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I noticed one of my bags yesterday, that some thread has come apart on the small end of the bag. I store them dry, and in a dry location, so it's not from storing them wet.

 

Who can recommend a sewing shop that can repair this bag? I tried one shop in Watertown and they said it's too thick for their machine.

 

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44 minutes ago, Gill-T said:

I hand stitched my bags for repair using a heavy duty needle and Berkley Fireline 30lb. Two years later no problems. 

 

I'm thinking about doing the repair myself too. I have some extra 50lb braid I can use.

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My wife used a curved needle and some 50lb test braided fishing line, and did a solid repair job on my trolling bag today. Looking forward to seeing how long it holds up, but I've got some high expectations.

 

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