Package Deal: Four (4) Used Taylor Frozen Yogurt Machines Model 794-33. Barely 3 years old. Manufactured in December 2010.

Three Phase – Water Cooled. Fully Tested and in excellent working condition. $2500 warranty “fund” for any parts

or service needed within the first 3 months after you receive the machines.

Shipping with inside delivery is included in the $29,900.This deal won’t last.

NOTE 1: We do not provide training or support or installation of Taylor machines. You will want to contact your local Taylor company and ask them what the cost is for them to come out and train you on the machines. This is a good idea if you have never used machines. Typically, it runs around $500-$750. If you have an existing shop, and already understand the machines, then fine – you can get away without the training. But if you are new to this type of machinery, its a good idea to get trained. In fact, we will be happy to pay you back $500 out of the warranty fund toward the training.

WARNING: MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A LICENSED ELECTRICIAN INSTALL THE MACHINES. We are not responsible for the machines after you receive them (other than the $2500 fund for parts/service) – so make sure your electrician reads the spec sheet carefully to determine the electrical needs. Keep in mind these are 3 PHASE machines, and you need to have 3 phase power installed to use the machines. We cannot accept returns due not having 3 phase in your building. In addition, these are water cooled machines, so you will need to have them plumbed. Not complicated stuff, but you need to have a plumber do it. Three Phase/Water cooled machines are great for saving on electricity.

 We will include a $2500 total “fund”  for any repairs or non-wearable parts that might be needed within 3 months of the machines being delivered. This is an “up to” amount. We will not be responsible for any repairs needed over and above that figure. As long as you provide us invoices within the 90 day time period, we will pay up to the $2500. The machines are in great shape, so you shouldn’t have to worry about this. The machines will be fully insured against shipping damage, but only if you report the damage when you receive them. Meaning, if its cosmetic damage like a major dent we didn’t tell you about (remember, these are used, so they have some small dings and scratches, etc.), you need to note is on the paperwork. We can then file a claim. If its major damage, as in, they stabbed the machine with a forklift or you can obviously tell it was dropped and damages you NEED to make sure you communicate this clearly on the paperwork, and make sure you call us and the shipping company to get it documented. If its major damage, an inspector will come out and work with us to determine a course of action – ie. get a tech out there to fix it, at the carriers expense. Remember, if you or someone representing you receives the machines without inspecting them, and then later finds damage, it will not be a good day for either of us. Damage needs to be documented upon receipt or we have little recourse.