Juki TL2000qi -- just ordered at Amazon (good price!)

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09-26-2016, 11:02 AM

#51

Austinite

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So I went to one of my local Juki dealers, the Juki 2010 is being discontinued, it's being rebranded as the Juki 2200 Mini. Exact same machine but they added purple styling to match their LA machines. The dealer also informed me that the 2200 is shipping with a new accessory "foot switch stopper" which you can put on the foot to disable the thread cutter so you don't accidentally cut your threads with your foot. He expects this to be sold as a separate accessory as well. Just some info I picked up, both the Juki 2000 and the Juki 2010 have been discontinued but my dealer said "there are thousands of them in warehouses everywhere"

10-06-2016, 07:53 AM

#52

slbram17

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Quote:

Originally Posted by McGargantuette

If anyone is considering this deal, just want to report that my Juki TL-2000qi arrived today. It is indeed brand new, in its original unopened packaging. All expected items were in the box, including 3 presser feet (possibly 4 -- I need to wait for my husband to come help me lift it from its box and styrofoam packing pieces, so I can't see if another foot is already mounted on the presser foot stem), 4 bobbins, 4 needles, oil, screwdrivers, spool cover, lint brush, knee lift lever, extension table, and soft cover. Ended up getting it with free shipping and no tax, so my price out the door was $575. I can't wait to set it up and get acquainted!

Whoever got that deal got a great price...now back up to $719 FYI.

10-06-2016, 09:21 AM

#53

McGargantuette

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Slbram, that was me! Still thrilled with my good deal!

12-21-2016, 08:27 AM

#54

Colorful1

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JUKI TL2010Q isn't going anywhere from what I've been told

12-21-2016, 08:37 PM

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Bebe2Ten

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Location: Georgetown, Texas

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I just got one a couple of weeks ago from Sewing Machines Plus. I had a Juki TL98 which I gave to my daughter several years ago (but wished I'd kept). I didn't need another machine, but the Juki is a real workhorse and I'm glad to have another one.

12-22-2016, 01:29 AM

#56

SarahBethie

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Join Date: Nov 2016

Location: USA

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Originally Posted by Onebyone

I bought my last two machines from Amazon. I won't go through a dealer again.

I have as well and appreciated the convenience. I give no consideration to brands that require in-person purchases. Especially when one considers that the locations may be very out of the way or nonexistent.