This is a little OT but would you guys believe 19 grand for a damn sewing machine :-\ she is going back to the needle and thread before I pay that much for a sewing machine any you guys have free parking I may need it lol
Pfaff or Bernina?
I only know the names of the high-end because my mother has several of those things around -- I joke with her that my commuter car costs less than her sewing machine. It's actually not much of a joke... :-\
Cheers, John
Judy said: your barking up wrong tree!! Been there!! Just some things you just don't question.. Baby Lock is her machines of choice now.. you notice the s on the word. She does nice work inside bus! Also Andy's toter home.. Bob
"You cheap bastard!!!.....how many years have you spent a small fortune on that conversion and bought whatever, no matter what it cost and I want ONE ITEM after all the years I slave for you and you throw a fit"..........or something like that:)
It was something like Chessie ;D that is why she has the one she has now lol it's is a Bernina but the computer has gone bad and like a old Detroit finding a shop to check it just happen to be in Texas 1500 miles to get a sewing worked on geezz
I'll probably lose the battle and war on this one but I am trying, I had no idea a sewing machine could cost so much that is the price of a rebuilt 8v92 not a item you carry in a case and it doesn't burn diesel or leak oil no fun at all
19,000 bucks, Cliff, it better pick winning lotto tickets also!
Does it come with a plasma cutting attachment?
Cliff,
I just absentmindedly read my wife that post and she says "What sewing machine? I want one!"
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PS - Is it a 6 cylinder or 8 Cylinder machine?
I just bought my wife a new machine to go with the 6 or 7 that are already in the basement, including professional model and overlock machines. The claim is she is teaching the granddaughter to sew. ;D
Clifford
I totally understand. the last new dirt bike I bought cost close to $8,000.
The next day I saw a new Berinna sewing machine come into the house.
Cost more than the bike.
Could not say a thing just suck it up and go.
The things we put up with to stay with a woman.
uncle ned
It's powered by a 12V-71TTA.
She ought to be able to make you a really nice bus cover and wheel covers for 19 grand! Just sayin...
I remember when my mother would try to sew with hers. It was always the same. She'd start out all happy and within about half an hour, I was
learning all kinds of new words.
My wife's works about as well as my Mother's did. I don't tend to interfere much because I figure the frustration level keeps her from getting too
interested in sewing, hence saving me big bucks for a nicer machine. ::)
Ya can live in yer bus, but ya cant drive yer sooing machine! JIm
Well alls im going to say is read Gumpys post over and over...I have sewed on and fixed sewing machines for years, and people that cant get along with a simple machine,19 grand is not going to make it easyer...just sayin
Her Bernina is going back to Sweden for repairs a new computer and screen seems like the Swede's take pride in service and what they make, 500 bucks for parts, labor,shipping and all the new upgrades I can live with that ;D now if the 30 minute call doesn't cost me a small fortune
Matt women that have used those sewing machines are not going back to the older machines they like putting a button on a screen and the thing will read it and sew it on then they have the embroidering feature that mine just loves,they are nice but way overpriced IMO
And to think my grandmother's machine had a treadle to power it and it worked just fine for her. ;D
Lol my wife has her grandmothers old treadle machine and believe it not it still works she sews on it sometimes just to keep it working