stickycreationz
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I want to buy a ryobi 3302 seen a couple go for 5-7 thousand. Help me with a machine that is comparable to the ryobi 3302 two color please
What is like a ryobi 3302 i can buy??????
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ziggy33
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The AB Dick 9985 and the Itek 3985 are the same machine just different names and the itek lacks alot of the electrical stuff. I run a AB Dick 9985 and love it If you seen a 3302 for $5-7K thats a steal man!! unless of course its unrepairable. I looked at one the other day that was the same as mine crestlines and all, it was $15K. I would buy two more of them if i could afford it they are that nice and I can run 4 color on it all day!
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stickycreationz
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Nice thanks! There is an ab dick 9985 on ebay for 4000 right now but it is in chicogo
OkiTech
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Hi, I have a TOKO R2 SH for sale, it is 2 tower / 2 color, has less than 500,000 impressions, circa 2005. Leverless operation, Continuous dampening system similar to Crestline, pushguide registration board, roller wash-up system, nice clean press out of school. Located in New York, we can palletize and ship anywhere USA Mainland $10,000 Let me know is you interested. Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhKKUXVs9PA
I have taken covers off to show how much new the press is but all covers are present and currently installed.
I have taken covers off to show how much new the press is but all covers are present and currently installed.
stickycreationz
Senior Member
Hi all thanks for the replies i just drove for 14 hrs and got an itek 3985 with crestlines (ryobi 3302) an itek 960 with a t-head and envelope feeder for it. A challenge 30.5" paper cutter a brown 2000 plate burner with camera burns 5 plates at one time a plate process sink 30,000 four color process papers blankets plate cutters tables, inks and much more for 7,500.00
OkiTech
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Not bad except for the camera - this is not yesterday - this is day before before yesterday 
technology. Other than that - if equipment in descent shape - you've got excellent deal if not - not so excellent. Press Technician charges $125 per hour + travel and, man, those add up quickly. When we bought the TOKO I had to offered you, it had 245,000 impressions only so once I had installed it, leveled it I invited a Toko service dealer for check-up. Please keep in mind that this is nearly brand new press - few pieces where broken, little something here and there, some new rollers, etc. I wound up with $1000+ bill for labor time alone! Just as much for the parts and some extra blankets etc. Rolling what seems to be a good deal trough the door may look good on paper but getting it all to work / producing saleable product depend on many things. Spend wise, good luck.
technology. Other than that - if equipment in descent shape - you've got excellent deal if not - not so excellent. Press Technician charges $125 per hour + travel and, man, those add up quickly. When we bought the TOKO I had to offered you, it had 245,000 impressions only so once I had installed it, leveled it I invited a Toko service dealer for check-up. Please keep in mind that this is nearly brand new press - few pieces where broken, little something here and there, some new rollers, etc. I wound up with $1000+ bill for labor time alone! Just as much for the parts and some extra blankets etc. Rolling what seems to be a good deal trough the door may look good on paper but getting it all to work / producing saleable product depend on many things. Spend wise, good luck.
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