Tajima TFMX-C1501 W/ SEIT LASER 3 WEEKS OLD

sno-man · February 25th, 2013, 08:42 AM

I have a 3 week old tajima tfmx-c1501 that i would like to sell, everything works great! It is the best machine i have ever had the pleasure of owning. I have just realized that i need a 4 or 6 head to keep up with demand. The seit laser is a $20k option to this machine and i am willing to take a $5k lost on this machine from what i paided new. Asking price is $35,000 and new price was 40K. Like i said this machine is only 3 weeks old still has all of the factory warranty and full set of hoops and cap driver. please email me with and questions. [email address]

sno-man · February 25th, 2013, 08:44 AM

also here is a link to the laser

http://www.hirschinternational.com/P.../SSHL-110.aspx

and one to the machine

http://www.hirschinternational.com/P...FMX-C1501.aspx

sno-man · February 26th, 2013, 05:40 PM

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sno-man · March 3rd, 2013, 09:51 AM

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sno-man · March 9th, 2013, 03:16 PM

i cant believe that there is no one that wants this

Nemodogdad · March 19th, 2013, 08:23 AM

I have no need for the Laser. If you decide to sell the machine solo, let me know, and I'll buy it. I love bridge machines, and am in the market for a single head. At this time I am pulling a 12 head off of production goods in order to run samples. It is costing me at least an hour of production time, and on the hats we are running for Carhartt, that hour is about $100. We run between 10 and 40 samples per week. The largest # of colors that I've seen us run here is 5. I intend to buy a single head to relieve the bottle neck that samples are causing. Anyone have an older 9 color or 12 color single head for sale at a realistic price? Sno-man, the reason no one wants your machine is price point. Embroidery machines are just like new cars; you drive them off of the lot, and the car INSTANTLY looses 10 - 20%. If you can sell the laser seperately (excuse my spelling), drop me an email to [email address]

Thanks
Jamie Malerman
Artex Knitting Mills, Inc
(856) 456-2800

Nemodogdad · March 19th, 2013, 08:29 AM

Oh, PLEASE don't send me quotes on anything but Tajima, Toyota, and Barudan. Maybe Brother & SWC. I will take older machines if you can show that every needle sews at 650 spm. I will consider machines without from sets from Tajima & Brother.

THX

Jamie

sno-man · March 22nd, 2013, 08:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nemodogdad

I have no need for the Laser. If you decide to sell the machine solo, let me know, and I'll buy it. I love bridge machines, and am in the market for a single head. At this time I am pulling a 12 head off of production goods in order to run samples. It is costing me at least an hour of production time, and on the hats we are running for Carhartt, that hour is about $100. We run between 10 and 40 samples per week. The largest # of colors that I've seen us run here is 5. I intend to buy a single head to relieve the bottle neck that samples are causing. Anyone have an older 9 color or 12 color single head for sale at a realistic price? Sno-man, the reason no one wants your machine is price point. Embroidery machines are just like new cars; you drive them off of the lot, and the car INSTANTLY looses 10 - 20%. If you can sell the laser seperately (excuse my spelling), drop me an email to [email address]

Thanks
Jamie Malerman
Artex Knitting Mills, Inc
(856) 456-2800

First off if you don't want the machine with the laser then you do want the machine, the laser is a factor option that is a special order and the machine is different from a normal single head. Second off if I did my math right I am taking a 12.5% loss on the machine. and they are not like cars because you can make money with them. So if you don't want this machine then don't hijack my thread.... please...

cornelia · April 5th, 2013, 04:30 PM

do you still have this machine? if so how did you do your artwork for this machine. im so confused and our machine has been sitting for a month now. just crazy!

gt8scott · April 10th, 2013, 08:23 AM

FYI

Hirsch will not transfer your warranty. The warranty only go's to the original buyer.

If your looking at a new 4 or 6 head. Why not trade it back into Hirsch. They promote the fact. They guaranty a certain percent trade in the first year. I am thinking it was 90% the first year could be wrong.