Thinking about it, I remembered that Beagle's Double-take would let me do listings in any column width.
Launching mame with the double take floppy:
./mame64 apple2e -sl1 ssc -sl1:ssc:ssc_rs232 printer -printout myprintfile8.bin -flop1 Double\ Take.zip




Booting double-take and then
CTRL+F shift+1 /80 will get you 80 columns
CTRL+F shift+1 /255 will get you 255 columns
Interestingly, mame's -printout function won't wipe out your previous printout file if it has the same name, it just overwrites the data in the existing file.
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