PC 7424, what deal would you recommend??

joe.p said:
are there any difference between the PC 7424 and the 7336 beside the price?
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The 7336 has the 6" counterweight while the 7424 has the 5" counterweight. Also the 7336 is marketed as a "sander" while the 7424 is marketed as a "buffer". The machines are identical aside from the model numbers.

Charles, you think its possible to order the one from WI even though we are in different states?
 
Dwayne said:
I'm tempted to order 100 of them at that price!
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It would be interesting to see what would happen if you were to order several. An order for 100 might get someone's attention, but 2 to 10 by different members of your staff might work. With free shipping, no less.

Charles
 
JaCkaL829 said:
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Charles, you think its possible to order the one from WI even though we are in different states?
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I ordered one from there (WI) to be delivered to me here in AZ. Price stayed @ $69.97 all through checkout - I'll let you all know how it goes. Thanks for the tip!! :)
 
JaCkaL829 said:
The 7336 has the 6" counterweight while the 7424 has the 5" counterweight. Also the 7336 is marketed as a "sander" while the 7424 is marketed as a "buffer". The machines are identical aside from the model numbers.

Charles, you think its possible to order the one from WI even though we are in different states?
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I would certainly think so.

Charles
 
$109 for NCer. Dangit! You could try waiting for their 20% Tool sale, grabbed a few PC's then myself.
 
The Woob said:
$109 for NCer. Dangit! You could try waiting for their 20% Tool sale, grabbed a few PC's then myself.
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Or you can shop from WI and have it delievered to your house. If Norah gets her PC with no problems, I might order a second one as a backup or for my brother when I do some cars.
 
I finally bought a PC and I can't wait to get it. Bringing back memories of christmas time as a kid. I bought the autogeek deal for $189.99 that includes the lake country pad set, Pinnacle swirl remover and free pinnacle wax. With the 10% off, it wasn't a bad deal at all.
 
The Pit said:
If I just go to www.lowes.com and enter 51472 in the search box, I get the price $69.97. I also get that price if I follow the link Charles posted.

The first time I went to their web site I had to enter my zip code before I got any pricing. I guess the pricing is local, but surprising that it varies so much. $69 is alot different from $109.

I also get the "Free Parcel Shipping" link on the homepage. :beer:

If you clear cookies on your machine, and then went back to lowes.com and enter a Milwaukee zip code (53202) as your zip code, I bet you would get the better pricing. :present:
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Has anyone been fortunate enough to purchase one of these at the 69.97 price lately?:help:
 
04 Hemi said:
:santa: :goodluck: I have been searching and found the G-100 with the lifetime warranty, backing plate and a polishing pad for 149.99. I think this is were i am going to get it from for christmas, with some #80 and #83 with a set of pads, what do you guys think. http://www.autodetailingsolutions.com/Porter Cable Specials.htm
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I looked at the link and it stated 1 PC, 1 backing plate, and 1 pad for $150. I didn't see anything about #80 or #83. I bought mine at Lowe's a month or so ago for $99 the pad and BP are worth about $30 max. So, I think this deal is $20 too much. Recently, I heard someone suggest getting the PC through Amazon.com. They have a promotion where if you get their credit card you get $30 off your first purchase from them when using the card. I think this makes the price $80 or $90.
 
Considering that the G-100 includes a lifetime warranty, the package seems reasonable. If the machine will get a lot of use, $20 extra for the lifetime warranty would probably be a good investment.

Charles
 
CharlesW said:
Considering that the G-100 includes a lifetime warranty, the package seems reasonable. If the machine will get a lot of use, $20 extra for the lifetime warranty would probably be a good investment.

Charles
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Personally, I don't put much value in warranties. Most companies these days look for every opportunity to avoid doing a warranty repair. So, often it's quite a bit of effort to get a repair made under warranty. Plus, I've personally rarely ever had to have anything repaired under warranty. On the rare occasion I have had something repaired the company usually sends a refurbished model which breaks a short time later. IMO warranties are often more grief than good.
 
What is the diffence in the G-100 and a regular 7424 or 7336? Never heard the term G-100 before....sorry if this is a silly question.
 
The Pit said:
You can still get the 7336 from Lowes for $109 w/ free shipping.
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yes you can, I saw a few there on Sunday...then you can get all the extras like a flexible backing plate and pads from a place like PAC and get exactly what you want and need..:yes: You can also call Dwayne for expert advice on which pads to use with which products, and you can't put a price on advice:no:
 
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