LNKA Sewing Walking Foot Even Feed Presser Foot #4123573-01 for Husqvarna Viking Sewing Machine 215, 400, 605, Groups 5,6,7,D,E

At least so far, this foot is working perfectly for me, except for putting it on the machine. That took three hands (hubby helped). We'll see how I feel about it when I finish quilting my current project. I have a 1973 Viking sewing machine. It is a 205 in group 5. Viking/Singer told me that the official part number for a walking for for my machine is a 920119096. This foot appears to match in the important ways.

I have a Viking Opal 690q and really searched for a walking foot at a reasonable price.The price on this was WAY better than brand name walking feet, so I didn’t know if it was junk, but as I wasn’t wanting to spend over a hundred dollars on a foot I thought I’d take a chance. So far it has exceeded my expectations. I can’t compare it to the pricier ones, but for my needs I call it a win!

It took watching a few videos, but I finally figured out how to use this. It works well for its intended purpose. But the seamstresses that say they leave it on constantly- I just can’t see it working for everything. Overall a good affordable product

I bought this quite a while ago and it's still going strong. was very very easy to put on, either of my OLD machines, both from the 60's.. a Kemore and a Viking. works great.

This foot is not the correct height for a normal shank pressor foot machine. It states that it fits but sits way too high and does not hold the material down so you can sew. I installed it correctly and made sure I did so. When the pressor foot lever is down to sew it sits almost 1/2 inch higher than the base. If I had to sew 5 layers of jean material it might work but who's doing that? Unfortunately, for this machine there are no other options. I have to live without it or buy another sewing machine. The Lily 550 is an older machine but good quality. It was very expensive to buy initially and sad that there aren't parts as simple as a walking foot for it. The quality of this walking foot was poor as well. It felt cheap and flimsy. As soon as I took it out of the box I knew something wasn't right.

This is amazing. I am making carry-on duffles using pleather and my machine does great now that I've added the walking foot. It doesn't come with instructions, so I googled. Make sure you stick the arm on the right AROUND the screw for the needle. It is a pain to install and uninstall, but that is just the nature of this type of foot.Used on Viking 400.

I recently obtained a “New to me” used Viking sewing machine. Naturally, I came straight to Amazon for specialty foot attachments, because most general OSFA feet won’t work on a Husqvarna. I tried using this walking foot for several days. I was having difficulty w/ my machine. I kept thinking I had naughtier a lemon! The bobbin thread was nesting underneath my fabric. My top thread was constantly breaking! At times, it would get so bound up that it would just lock up, & I mean TIGHT! I would retread everything, only to start over. I THINK (to the best of my assessment) that the needle opening is too narrow. I THINK that the needle literally HIT the metal piece. It ended up getting or being misaligned (I’m talking about the metal part of the walking foot that has move in sync w/ the needle)! Either way, After about a day and a half of getting it, I took it off my machine. My machine is back to running smoothly again! I still don’t know if it CAME to me misaligned or it happened while I was sewing. If it had worked, I would’ve LOVED it!

It made a noise and the mouth is too small to do a zig zag stitch. This is very important to my work

I purchased this foot for my Husqvarna Emma sewing machine. When I received it, I wasn't able to immediately attach it to the machine because the original presser foot screw on my machine is too short. I took it to my local sewing machine repair shop, and he was able to find a screw from an old machine to fit my machine/ foot. Once I got the foot attached, it works great! This is my first experience with a walking foot, so I can't compare or attest to its durability yet, but it performed great for my first quilt.

Works okay

Product is very cheaply made. Did not last 2 hours of sewing of thin cotton material. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY

It works like I hoped with my machine

Worked great the first couple times I used it but then it broke. I sent in a return request but the seller (third party) just ignored me. Very disappointed in the quality of this item. Would not recommend to anyone