We're happy to help you with any problems you may have with your Schacht equipment. Before you call, verify the type of loom or spinning wheel, and have the serial number ready. Especially for older equipment, we can't effectively help you without this information. Some very early looms were not assigned serial numbers. If your loom was built prior to about mid-1979, it is possible that it does not have a serial number.
Serial numbers are pressed into the wood and can be hard to see. A flashlight held to the side and shining across the numbers (not directly on them) will help.
Click here for Serial Number History.
Wolf Pup: The serial number can be found on the top side of the cross piece underneath the harnesses, to the left. |
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Baby Wolf: The serial number can be found underneath the Schacht logo on the cross piece under the harnesses at the front of the loom. On older looms, the serial number may be on the castle side. If you added a high castle tray, you may need to remove the tray to find the serial number. |
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Mighty Wolf: The serial number can be found underneath the Schacht logo on the cross piece under the harnesses at the front of the loom. |
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Standard Floor Loom: The serial number can be found in the middle of the cross piece under the harnesses at the front of the loom. On older looms, the serial number may be on the castle side. |
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Matchless Spinning Wheel: The serial number is on the back of the wheel, on a small, rectangular piece of wood that protrudes slightly. |
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Schacht-Reeves Spinning Wheel: The serial number is on the brass name plate on the side of the base. |
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Ladybug Spinning Wheel: The serial number is on the back of the wheel, on a protruding oval piece of wood. |
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