Old 11-28-2013, 09:08 AM
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Jean45
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Location: Greenville, SC
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I bought a Viking Designer I used, from a shop. The repairman is able to tell how many hours the machine has sewed and how many hours the embroidery was used. I love it. Having said that, shortly after buying it, the new machines came out using a jump drive. Mine takes the floppy. We weren't told this would change and we didn't know enough about it to ask. We had to purchase a converter, used, to convert the jump drive to floppy for the new patterns. Let the buyer beware.
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