Brand new line Driver
Discussion in Striping & Marking started by RippedHog (unclaimed legacy handle), Jul 24, 2006. 13 replies, last reply Sep 12, 2006.
Ummm...why do you turn it off? Mine runs from the time I get to the job site until it goes back in the trailer... PS: Rippy if you decide you and the LD don't get along, I run LineDriver Rescue North America®. I am sure I can find it a good home, with a loving owner. A well trained LD is like a well trained English Setter, no better buddy....
If you dont buy it I will, I have a original fine line machine, and a Lazy Liner II, I like them both but the refinements on the LLII are excellent. By the way if someone wants an almost new Lazy Liner I, Id sell it for $2100 plus shipping so I can buy another newer model. Dan [phone removed]
After three years I got off my wallet and picked one up for about $1500 more than what you are looking at and what a return on that investment. Did not think I did enough to justify the cost.WRONG ! Also, had to purchase a new trailer with a ramp door,so that weighed in on taking so long to buy.But what a time saver.It has helped so much I bought a new 5900 to go with the 3900 I have had.Dedicated color machines,also seen talked about here for a long time and now a believer. Mobil 1 synthic 15-50 for line driver.
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