Can a Juki TL98Q be stretched?
06-19-2010, 11:24 AM
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Oh I found this today! I was looking for a service manual, not a user manual for my machine.
http://carusew.com/JUKI/TL/
http://carusew.com/JUKI/TL/
06-21-2010, 05:24 AM
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if you belong to yahoo groups its
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those that have had it stretched seemed to like them...I wonder if it would fit on my Grace frame????
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those that have had it stretched seemed to like them...I wonder if it would fit on my Grace frame????
06-25-2010, 08:18 PM
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I have been reading a lot about this on the home quilting system yahoo group and it seems that it costs about 18-1900 and Rick is the one that everyone turns to to get it done. There is a waiting list that seems to be be several months long. I also seems that you can sign up on the list and if you change you mind just remove your self from "the list". I have not read one bad comment about getting either machine, a Juki or a Brother stretched. Everyone that I have read that has had it done loves it and wouldn't change it for the world.
They seem to all have anm 18 inch maching, and Rick will move the needle position button and the thread cutter button to the nose of the machine! The only down side for those that already have a frame for their machine is after the machine is stretched it no longer fits the frame.
I think I might take my mom up on the offer to help her out at her business to make a little money just so I can get my machine stretched.
They seem to all have anm 18 inch maching, and Rick will move the needle position button and the thread cutter button to the nose of the machine! The only down side for those that already have a frame for their machine is after the machine is stretched it no longer fits the frame.
I think I might take my mom up on the offer to help her out at her business to make a little money just so I can get my machine stretched.
06-26-2010, 06:48 AM
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i'm not sure i understand the concept. if you want a stretched machine (i have seen them) how do they compare in price? the tin lizzie AND several others are below $8,000 and are made to fit exactly in themselves on their custom frames.
furthermore, you can see and try them at shows, and make your own deals for shipping. i did not pay any shipping for mine. you can also deal for loads of extras, especially in a poor economy.
since they haven't been fiddled with at the head or needle, everything is as it was built to work. will the factory stand behind the machine once it's stretched? or are you protected only as long as this company exists. who gives you phone support?
furthermore, you can see and try them at shows, and make your own deals for shipping. i did not pay any shipping for mine. you can also deal for loads of extras, especially in a poor economy.
since they haven't been fiddled with at the head or needle, everything is as it was built to work. will the factory stand behind the machine once it's stretched? or are you protected only as long as this company exists. who gives you phone support?
06-26-2010, 09:30 AM
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Originally Posted by justwannaquilt
I have been reading a lot about this on the home quilting system yahoo group and it seems that it costs about 18-1900 and Rick is the one that everyone turns to to get it done. There is a waiting list that seems to be be several months long. I also seems that you can sign up on the list and if you change you mind just remove your self from "the list". I have not read one bad comment about getting either machine, a Juki or a Brother stretched. Everyone that I have read that has had it done loves it and wouldn't change it for the world.
They seem to all have anm 18 inch maching, and Rick will move the needle position button and the thread cutter button to the nose of the machine! The only down side for those that already have a frame for their machine is after the machine is stretched it no longer fits the frame.
I think I might take my mom up on the offer to help her out at her business to make a little money just so I can get my machine stretched.
They seem to all have anm 18 inch maching, and Rick will move the needle position button and the thread cutter button to the nose of the machine! The only down side for those that already have a frame for their machine is after the machine is stretched it no longer fits the frame.
I think I might take my mom up on the offer to help her out at her business to make a little money just so I can get my machine stretched.
the grace pinnacle is designed for an 18 inch throat machine.
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