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Griff 
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 Topic: mailerPosted: 29/June/2006 at 1:24pm |
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I just received a mailer from Power Flite for a complete floor machine package.
All metal 17" 1.5 hp rotarty machine.
Solution tank.
5 pads.
2 bonnets
Pad driverll
All this for $399.00. Anyone have comments on this machine or offer.
I use a rotary with my recoil on a lot of jobs but have been renting up to this point.
griff
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Revee
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Posted: 30/June/2006 at 2:44pm |
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I got the same postcard offer. On the surface it appears to be a fairly
inexpensive price for a 1.5 hp machine. However it is tough to tell
from the postcard if this particular offer is for an inferior unit. I
went to the Power Flite Web site and this did not match the photos of
any of their other 1.5 hp 17" machines (which I believe start about
$599).
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Griff
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Posted: 01/July/2006 at 10:18am |
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Yeah I did the same thing but it did state top quality metal 17" inch unit with planetary gear box. I will call Monday and get a model # and report back. It sound like a pretty good offer on the surface.
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Griff
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Posted: 07/July/2006 at 12:57pm |
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OK I called Power Flite. The machine model number is the C171HD. There regular all metal 175 rpm, 1.5 hp machine. Regularly 679.00 for the machine only. I ordered the complete package for 499.00. Seems like a pretty good deal to me. I will report further when I get it if anyone is interested. No I guess I have some learning to do. I usually use a machine to scrub in pre-spray and post bonnet on commercial jobs. Now Iguess I should learn to clean tile and possibly encap. Any advice would be appreciated.
Griff.
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maxcrunch
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Posted: 22/September/2006 at 9:26pm |
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Just wondering how this worked out for you. I live in Canada, even with
the shipping and differnce in currency this would be cheaper for me.
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