Mountain Rose Quilter

SHE'S WAITING FOR YOU!!! 2016 Lenni needs a new home. She's been replaced by Lucey. Lenni runs great. Her owner just needed a bigger machine. I purchased Lenni in Dec. 2016 and started using her in 2017. All APQS machines are made in USA – including all parts. She has a 10’ Bliss table and a 20” throat. She has a built in stitch regulator and laser light. Included are: Lenni Assembly Manual; USB drive with complete user manual; Wright’s Deluxe electric Independent Bobbin winder; 2 pair Hartley clamp supports ($110 value -1 pair is new); Expanded ruler base -new ($130 value); some gear box grease; a journal record of oiling and cleaning. I have kept her oiled, cleaned, and serviced regularly. *Asking $5500. We will accept cash, wire transfer, or Zelle. Buyer needs to pick up (in Colorado). We could possibly deliver in Colorado. Contact Bobbi.

I have a 2016 Lenni for sale with a 10' Bliss table. Included are: Assembly Manual, USB drive with complete manual, Wright's Deluxe Bobbin Winder, 2 pair Hartley Clamp Supports ($110 value -1 pr is new), Expanded ruler base -new ($130 value), some gear box grease, journal record of oiling and cleaning. I have kept her oiled, cleaned, and serviced. ***Asking $6,000. Will accept cash, wire transfer, or cashier's check. Buyer needs to pick up in Colorado. Contact info: Bobbi Joseph, 720-260-1318

I have to oil it often, because of the clacking noise if I don't. I was told to adjust the speed of the motor. That helped for a while, but then back to vibrating. The table is level and does not shake. The machine and the gray table top vibrate. I think we checked the wheels. I guess we will try adjusting the motor speed again. It seems the vibration is up by the needle. Changing the needle doesn't make any difference in the vibration. Thank you for all your suggestions. Bobbi

I have had my Lenni for 3 years. It seems the vibration is getting worse. There is also a clacking noise in the bobbin case. I do not see or feel a vibration in the metal top cover like those stated above. The whole bliss table vibrates sometimes to the point that the panto moves out of place. I have to hold my left hand pushing down on the gray boards to keep it from vibrating so much that I can't follow the panto. I have had it serviced and was told it was running very smoothly when leaving the shop. I get it home and it's still vibrating. I am almost ready to sell it and quit quilting. The stress is not worth it. Last year I quilted 65 quilts - 50 were for my church charity quilting group. If I quit, they would be very sad.

Very nice. The dropped ceiling and pot lights made it so much brighter in their. Thanks for sharing. Bobbi from CO