I'm getting a longarm!!!
12-01-2009, 01:48 PM
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Location: Atlanta, GA suburbs
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I just started looking at long arms and I am wondering what make you decide to get this particular machine. I know that I want a long arm, but not sure what brand to look at or what I should be looking for. Any comments or suggestion would be appreciated.
Brenda - outside of Atlanta, GA
Brenda - outside of Atlanta, GA
12-01-2009, 02:54 PM
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After trying many different brands, this seemed to be the best
to guide, quitest and has 24/7/365 help line that is a human person. I have not had to use them but everyone says the
are great with any problems. Also you do not have to purchase the manual with Innova (it comes with the machine) and last but not least it was the least expensive with more features. I am sure there were more reasons but can not think of any right now. Connie in KS. Innova 26
to guide, quitest and has 24/7/365 help line that is a human person. I have not had to use them but everyone says the
are great with any problems. Also you do not have to purchase the manual with Innova (it comes with the machine) and last but not least it was the least expensive with more features. I am sure there were more reasons but can not think of any right now. Connie in KS. Innova 26
12-01-2009, 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by dunster
I was going to wait until I got it home to post, so there would be pictures, but I'm too excited to wait. We are leaving tomorrow morning to drive to Ephrata, WA, and I will get two days training on the Innova 26" longarm. Then on Friday we will load it up and bring it home. AND - I will get to meet Omak, who lives nearby. Did I say I'm excited???
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