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XYLisa · April 14th, 2008

hey Fred earplugs are nice but you still have to listen for the phone!
We have 2 6 head and 2 single head Happy's.....we love them, we've had melco and tajima and got rid of both.

BETO · April 14th, 2008

Good choice Lisa i think tajima is good but i go for happy!.

jssans · May 4th, 2008

how about PATIENCE

Your gonna need plenty of that when things aren't sewing properly. Just calm down & check ur thread path, bobbin, & keep going down the list till you nail it down. Patience is in my top 5 things that makes my job much easier & productive.

jssans · May 4th, 2008

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Originally Posted by XYLisa


	hey Fred earplugs are nice but you still have to listen for the phone! We have 2 6 head and 2 single head Happy's.....we love them, we've had melco and tajima and got rid of both.

Amen! I got rid of a melco, tajima, toyota & a brother. All HAPPY all the time.

I'm sad that HAPPY is discontinuing their industrial single head. I love those machines. I'll buy the used industrial single heads over the new single heads for sale.

BETO · May 4th, 2008

Hello Josh i dont know how they gonna discontinuining because they just update the multiheads like the single with the new compacflash reading in the monitor or screen and beside i didnt hear notting from my friend that he's a distributor from HAPPY in the north minnesota. So maybe im wrong but i would cheack out latter and tell u guys. Robert.

jssans · May 4th, 2008

Here is the replacement for the good old 1501. Local dist. told me to hold on to my old machines because they ain't gonna make them that good anymore unless I buy multi-heads. The good old single heads are gone due to harsh competition. Multi-heads are still solid gold.

BETO · May 4th, 2008

I think and im sure is the same machine that me guys still sale it.

dolly-day-dream · June 11th, 2008

Hello, im a noob and Ive just bought a Brother bsa-416. Ive just read this thread and think you may be able to help me.
I am nervous of threading the machine and dont want to mess up so does any one have a tip they can pass on.

Sorry if in the wrong thread

Ta Jan uk

guest3300 · June 11th, 2008

We still see paper tape machines out there with one needle and six spools with manual stops.

reginammp62 · July 16th, 2008

Any users out there use Futura Model machines by Singer? How's your experiences with it? I'm just beginning to use mine.
Any hints I should know about? Thanks in advance for any and all replies.
-regina :-)

mb · July 16th, 2008

Hello, im a noob and Ive just bought a Brother bsa-416. Ive just read this thread and think you may be able to help me.
I am nervous of threading the machine and dont want to mess up so does any one have a tip they can pass on.

Sorry if in the wrong thread

Ta Jan uk

Good Evening Ta Jan uk

In threading a Brothers Embroidery Machine, we have learned to Loop the Tension Disc, Breakage Pulley and the Tension Dial twice (2 times around each). Hope this helps.

guest3300 · July 17th, 2008

Rather than hijack this thread, why not start your own with a proper subject line? You will get better results.

Kurfuu Clothing · July 23rd, 2008

Thanks alot really great info

LUV DEM TIGERS · July 24th, 2008

I started out with a 6 needle Babylock EMP-6 (the same as a Brother PR-600) and now have over 33 million stitches on it. We also now have a Tajima Neo-2 and it is a workhorse also. We do a lot of onesies for monogramming so single heads work great for me.

Adoratis · October 2nd, 2008

wee have ZSK machines, 5 machines 20 years old and 1 10 years old - the old ones are beter then newer. all the manufacturers doing mistakes some times, what i heard is that at this moment best combination (price and quality) its tajima.