You are spending 405 dollars on a new machine already, i feel the kit is where its at. A good quality case that can be modified and is super to bring along, you can fit much in there. When you need it, all the components are in one box. Also, for the 130 dollars extra you get 2x good polish bottles, many pads, mikrofibers. A no-brainer for me, get the kit.
Someone could easily make a snap on clip with two legs besides the trigger so that the unit can be put down on its back. Surprised nobody has marketed one in the last year.
Apparently they are changing the trigger to one like the pneumatic triggers, with the little stick in the middle too. Also offering replacement triggers for units already purchased
I’m left handed and use my right hand at the front and left at the back. So that speed dial is going to be in the palm of my left hand wouldn’t you agree? Do you think it would be uncomfortable in hand or is it recessed enough?
Thanks for the great review. I just bought one and Rupes addressed the trigger complaint by including a mechanical safety override.
You are spending 405 dollars on a new machine already, i feel the kit is where its at. A good quality case that can be modified and is super to bring along, you can fit much in there. When you need it, all the components are in one box.
Also, for the 130 dollars extra you get 2x good polish bottles, many pads, mikrofibers. A no-brainer for me, get the kit.
LOVE THIS KIT
Someone could easily make a snap on clip with two legs besides the trigger so that the unit can be put down on its back. Surprised nobody has marketed one in the last year.
Like your lighted room! I love my LHR 75 pneumatic!! Powerhouse
Apparently they are changing the trigger to one like the pneumatic triggers, with the little stick in the middle too. Also offering replacement triggers for units already purchased
I love the non-metallic gray paints that the manufacturers are putting on vehicles now.
Could you use this to do an entire car?
When you enough time …
I’m left handed and use my right hand at the front and left at the back. So that speed dial is going to be in the palm of my left hand wouldn’t you agree? Do you think it would be uncomfortable in hand or is it recessed enough?
You can hold the polisher in so many different ways and still be able to hit the trigger. I switch hands depending as I go. No problems.
Could you recommend a DA for a noobie
What size are you looking for? 3, 5, 6 inch?
You can get a 6 inch DA polisher for 60 bucks at Harbor Freight to see if you like them before spending big $ on a nice one.