Originally Posted by dunster
Originally Posted by Rose Marie
The only problem I see is that you only have one shop near you and for servicing you should buy from them.
How can you get help or instructions if there is not a place near you to get it fixed if something goes wrong.
Has anyone else had this problem?
This is definitely true if you're buying a sewing machine, but not so much with a longarm. For one thing, there aren't a lot of longarm dealers, and the dealers for any brand are pretty spread out. Longarms usually don't need as much servicing as a sewing machine. They are built to last.
well, i'm glad to hear that about the longarm being built to last. as much as they all cost, they sure do need to last - a lifetime.
donna