Hi everyone!
I know of some one whom considering on selling her gammill classic long arm. She asked me if I would be interested in it, so I went to look. She purchased it in 1997 used and thought it was about 5 years old when she bought it. I tried it out and it seem to run well and she has used it for herself and just a few quilts for customers. She did say that she seems to have to adjust the tension with each quilt and I thought this sounded like that could be a problem. Do any of you think this could be a big problem or a easy fix if could find someone to service it?
Also asked her how much she wanted and can not get a straight answer. She just responds that if I know much about gammill that they are a workhorse which I have always heard that. She asked me to think about it and make her a offer. So what do you think would be a fair offer if I do make one?
Thank you in advance for any suggestions or response.
Kat 2
I know of some one whom considering on selling her gammill classic long arm. She asked me if I would be interested in it, so I went to look. She purchased it in 1997 used and thought it was about 5 years old when she bought it. I tried it out and it seem to run well and she has used it for herself and just a few quilts for customers. She did say that she seems to have to adjust the tension with each quilt and I thought this sounded like that could be a problem. Do any of you think this could be a big problem or a easy fix if could find someone to service it?
Also asked her how much she wanted and can not get a straight answer. She just responds that if I know much about gammill that they are a workhorse which I have always heard that. She asked me to think about it and make her a offer. So what do you think would be a fair offer if I do make one?
Thank you in advance for any suggestions or response.
Kat 2
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