SamanthaLee

I ordered a Juki TL98Q, but instead I got sent the wrong machine. I opened the box to find a TL-2000Qi. (The outside of the box did not specify the model inside, beyond that it was a TL.) I'm really torn. I have projects that NEED to get finished this week, and if I send back the 2000Qi, I won't be able to finish them. AND I will be out of a machine for another 2 weeks. :-( (My current machine is being kind of fussy and has been ruining fabric, so I haven't been using it.)

Is the TL-2000Qi as good as the TL98Q? Would it be a good idea to just keep the one that I have, instead of returning it for the TL98Q?

I am so torn. I was so excited to start sewing with it today, but now I don't know what to do.

fabric_fancy

i would have to let the company i ordered it from know.

it was a mistake and typically the 98Q sells for less money then the 2000.

Butterflyspain

I have just Googled this and I think you will find that they have replaced the TL98Q with the TL2000QI. Best to phone your supplier and check it out before just sending it back

Elle

Butterflyspain

BTW, please tell me what you think of the machine.

SamanthaLee

Yes, I have emailed the company to let them know. ;) That was the very first thing I did.

I'll let you know what I think about the machine!

Gosh, I just want to sew sooo badly on the juki! :(

Butterflyspain

I hear very good reports about Juki machines. i saw one demonstrated here in Spain in Barcelona and it really impressed me

jmabby

I agree with the others, call the place of business and speak to a manager, a real person and get the scoop to see if you got what you paid for.

Tink's Mom

The 2000 is the updated 98...but, talk to the company first.

Elle, I have had the Juki for a couple of years, and I LOVE her! She can run for hours on end and not overheat, and she cuts the threads when you push a button. She free motions like a dream.

fabric_fancy

i have the 98Q and its an awesome machine.

i got it for half the price because the 2000 model had just come out and the were clearing out their 98Q stock.

Butterflyspain

Thanks for the info, I really liked the way this machined sewed and the large arm area for quilting