Husqvarna Mega Quilter
#1
Husqvarna Mega Quilter
I have an opportunity to purchase a Mega Quilter by Husqvarna and before I do I'd like some input about this particular machine. I've been sewing on it for about a month now and I love the way it sews. The lady who owns it would like to sell it, but she hasn't told me how much she wants for it. I think she wants me to just make an offer and I have no idea how much it's worth. Any ideas what a fair price would be?
#5
Super Member
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Carroll, Iowa
Posts: 3,487
I started quilting on a frame with the 9" MegaQuilter and loved it. Never had to change the tension on it ever no matter what thread I was using. My problem was I wanted/needed a larger throat machine so sold mine. I kind of wish I had kept it now for regular sewing. Using my old D1 for my piecing and love how I rarely ever need to change the settings on it. I also have my scant 1/4" programmed into the machine so I just have to press that button when I want that size 1/4".
#6
Junior Member
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Western Southern Tier, NYS
Posts: 145
I own two of them...one I bought brand new and use on an inspiration frame....for me and the machine quilting I do..it has been a great solution. The second I bought used this spring for $500. I did buy from a Viking dealer and had them send out for a complete service before I purchased. The used one I use to machine quilt smaller projects, bags, and piecing (the quarter inch foot is very accurate).They are fast and strong machines. My thought is, unless you know it has been recently serviced...$400 is a fair price to offer....unless the seller wants to sell for less of course.
P.S. I would buy as many as I could...if I could get away with it....lol
P.S. I would buy as many as I could...if I could get away with it....lol
#7
Junior Member
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Western Southern Tier, NYS
Posts: 145
I own two of them...one I bought brand new and use on an inspiration frame....for me and the machine quilting I do..it has been a great solution. The second I bought used this spring for $500. I did buy from a Viking dealer and had them send out for a complete service before I purchased. The used one I use to machine quilt smaller projects, bags, and piecing (the quarter inch foot is very accurate).They are fast and strong machines. My thought is, unless you know it has been recently serviced...$400 is a fair price to offer....unless the seller wants to sell for less of course.
P.S. I would buy as many as I could...if I could get away with it....lol
P.S. I would buy as many as I could...if I could get away with it....lol
Oops.... Inspira frame......darn spell checker.......
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