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    Now that the 7424 XP has been out a few days has anyone done a comparrison between it and the original UDM?



    Just as powerful? Not as powerful ? Bout equal?
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    if i`m not mistaken, the new PC has more power. the G110 had a little more power than the UDM and the new PC has more power than the G110...

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    New PC- 6800 OPM

    G110- 6700 OPM

    UDM-6540



    New PC- 4 Amps

    G110- 4.2 Amps

    UDM- 4.2 Amps



    New PC- 5.75 pounds

    G110- 5.5 pounds

    UDM- 5.1 pounds



    Now Im not sure if you really mean the original UDM, because if Im not mistaken, it was at one point a entirely different machine. Now, I have heard it is simply a relabeled old PC.

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    Quote Originally Posted by craigdt
    New PC- 6800 OPM

    G110- 6700 OPM

    UDM-6540



    New PC- 4 Amps

    G110- 4.2 Amps

    UDM- 4.2 Amps



    New PC- 5.75 pounds

    G110- 5.5 pounds

    UDM- 5.1 pounds



    Now Im not sure if you really mean the original UDM, because if Im not mistaken, it was at one point a entirely different machine. Now, I have heard it is simply a relabeled old PC.




    Your numbers are a little off. The PC 7424XP has 4.5 amps, not 4. And, it weighs 5.5 lbs., not 5.75. It also comes with a 3-yr. warranty as opposed to the G110`s 1-yr. warranty. That means it`s slightly more powerful than the G110, weighs the same as the G110, and has a much better warranty than the G110. And with it being made by Porter Cable, reliability should be excellent.



    Source: Porter Cable 7424XP Random Orbital Buffer - Detailed Image



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    I would like to see more reviews from someone who has used all three.

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    I have one coming next week. I use the DA`s for only a few tasks but with two UDM`s just sitting in my garage broken I needed something.



    Have we ever gotten an answer about whether there is anything we can do with the broken UDM`s. I hate to jsut see them sitting there, especially since they have been used so little before they broke. They almost look brand new.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mshu7
    Your numbers are a little off. The PC 7424XP has 4.5 amps, not 4. And, it weighs 5.5 lbs., not 5.75. It also comes with a 3-yr. warranty as opposed to the G110`s 1-yr. warranty. That means it`s slightly more powerful than the G110, weighs the same as the G110, and has a much better warranty than the G110. And with it being made by Porter Cable, reliability should be excellent.



    Source: Porter Cable 7424XP Random Orbital Buffer - Detailed Image



    Mine will be here Monday .




    mike, please keep us updated on how well it works. i know you`ll give it a good workout...

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    Quote Originally Posted by mshu7
    Your numbers are a little off.


    Hmm thank you for clearing that up. I got my info off the autogeek forums, before they were officially released. The numbers you posted make a little more sense.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fergnation
    Have we ever gotten an answer about whether there is anything we can do with the broken UDM`s. I hate to jsut see them sitting there, especially since they have been used so little before they broke. They almost look brand new.


    Perfect Shine did have an extended warranty. From what I have read, the failure is easy to repair if you have parts (like brushes) so you may be able to get them repaired locally. The housing comes apart fairly easily so you will likely see what the problem is without much effort.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigAl3
    mike, please keep us updated on how well it works. i know you`ll give it a good workout...


    Definitely. Unfortunately though, my job on Monday is a silver Mustang. Not the best color for comparing machines as far as paint correction is concerned. But I`ll get pics and maybe a short video or two up as well.
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    3 year warranty........???????? with Porter Cable???

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    Quote Originally Posted by fergnation
    I have one coming next week. I use the DA`s for only a few tasks but with two UDM`s just sitting in my garage broken I needed something.



    Have we ever gotten an answer about whether there is anything we can do with the broken UDM`s. I hate to jsut see them sitting there, especially since they have been used so little before they broke. They almost look brand new.




    One of 3 things happen with the original UDM

    a) On off switch can malfunction

    b) Brushes go

    c) Rotary speed dial goes.



    All are repaired easily if you can get the parts. Try approaching the UDM people to see if you can buy parts. I got all 3 parts and have them up and running.
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    I`m not really interested in the comparison with the G110 or even Griots machine ..



    More just between the original UDM ( before it became a rebranded PC ) and the new PC.



    I have 3 original UDMs ( 2 are running , and parts to make the 3rd go , and I have an original PC ) ..



    Looking at getting the new one if its worth it power wise.



    Numbers are nice but don`t always = performance.
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    New Griots machine item 10750 (just for the record)

    7 amps, 850 watts

    2,500-6,800 rpm

    6" pad

    6.1 lbs

    Griots "we`ll take it back" warranty



    Anyone have any have any experience with these?

 

 
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