When working on these old sewing machines, I find that patience really pays off. Some screws are tight and will not budge. My favorite penetrant is acetone mixed with ATF fluid. It is very stinky and I am forbidden to use it in the winter. Something about my liver, my brain, my lungs. Betsy has admonished me to never use it inside. I love her so I will obey. (No, that is not a wedding vow.)
With the 201-3 I simply used some Tri-Flow Superior lubricant and applied heat and then waited.
When I thought it was "ripe" I used my Chapman screw driver bit being very careful to hold the driver as vertically as I could. Then applying downward pressure I turned left. (Not hard to do since I am practically a socialist, believing in universal Health Care and all)
I felt just the slightest give and then it freed up.
