Workhorse and Anatol

[tonypep]

No Problem Brannon we all know Brannon=good egg!
More updates......so while we are re-placing all the air lines on the Stratus (50 feet and counting!) I brought in a local electrician who is pretty saavy with machines. After four hours of arguing he finally convinces the Wkhse guy that we have a bad prox. Seems like the Genius Who Shall Not Be Named that supposedly designed the machines left out a very important diagnostic program.

[Frog]

I was going to ask if this was a pre-Workhorse Progressive when it was built, and am curious as to any improvements they may have made since then.

[tonypep]

Post and i have no idea about improvements. All in all it's a good machine. For a 16 color it indexes beautifully and registration super tight. Unfortunately only 8 heads work but that's primarily due to misuse and the companies refusal to bring in a tech.

[ZooCity]

I will never even look at Anatol again.

I've seen about enough too and I have a dirt simple machine by comparison.  Shame though, just a little more organization (standardized parts with #s anyone?) in design and attention to basic workmanship and they'd be really awesome it seems.  It's like the stuff is 3/4s finished or something.  But I won't judge, I feel like our operation is the same way many days. 

Best of luck with all those repairs.

[chubsetc]

Tony,

With all your experience with equipment from many manufacturers what would be your choice and or list if you were to go new now?