I just came across an office where a competitor is installing a "New" AR-M237. Does anyone know where one might get a new 5-year-old machine? I think someone is fibbing, maybe setting back meters too. What do you think?
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Re: "NEW" AR-M237?
I think Nuworld Inc was selling those as well as AR-M455NA's, probably bought Sharp's back stock or something.Comment
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Re: "NEW" AR-M237?
I have an ARM207 sitting in my warehouse It have been there for at least 4 years. so it is possible!Comment
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Re: "NEW" AR-M237?
Those were a good machine. Just a little work horse. Make sure it has a new style fuser drive gear or it will be making funny noises around 70k. They are cheap and easy to change.Evil will always triumph because good is dumb.Comment
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Re: "NEW" AR-M237?
Yes, NuWorld had them recently. We sold 3 of them a few months ago. When we tried to get additional machines, none were available. We thought too long on the 455s so they were gone when we checked on them.Comment
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Re: "NEW" AR-M237?
They were good but the AR-M257 and AR-M317 were much improved and are great machines, too bad you have to add all the connectivity options to them for big $. Not sure how good the replacements were for them, I know they took away the offset shifter...havn't sold any.Comment
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Re: "NEW" AR-M237?
Yep, I checked with Nuworld and they recently sold out. But still, a 5 year old machine? Lucky for the customer the M257 followed, so it will be supported through their lease most likely. I hate it when there are no driver updates for legacy products. Of course, it's up to the dealer to make sure it has the updates.
Speaking of connectivity, this was fully loaded with network print, scan, and fax, for about $3500 retail. Was Nuworld giving that away as well?Comment
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