FS: Dynabrade Dual Action Converter and Meguiar's M16

[PorscheGuy997]

Hey everyone,

I'm kinda new around here, but I've been around Meguiarsonline for a long time.

Here it is:

Dynabrade Dual Action Head Converter - 61374 - NIB
- For 5/8 thread like the Hitachi, Makita, Dewalt, etc.

---SOLD---

Meguiar's M16 - M1611

I have nine tins left. $30 each shipped. Two for $50.

I do have eBay feedback - 100% positive

Shipping will be with UPS and a tracking number is always included.

Thanks!

Chris

[BlueZero]

Hey Chris, good to see you came on over, welcome to DF!

Just so everyone knows, I know Chris and he's a good guy so you don't have to worry about buying from him.

[PorscheGuy997]

Thanks for the introduction Scott!

Here's a pic of the #16 if you're interested:
http://www.geocities.com/porscheguy997/box.jpg

[PorscheGuy997]

How about $180 shipped for all nine cans?

[budman3]

I'm curious to know your opinions about the Dynabrade adaptor. Did you not like its performance and that's why you sold it? Does it actually work? How does it compare to a normal DA?? Is it bad for a rotary? Thanks!

[Bob]

Welcome!

I thought that was a set of springs in your avatar. I get it now! LOL

[PorscheGuy997]

Yeah, I love my #16 springs; they make my Sable handle 100x's better than the stock ones....hahaha...


Anyways, I got the item at an outrageously cheap price ($55 shipped). At first, I wanted to try it out, but I recieved it and decided against the idea.

I have a 9227CX3 and really like it. The problem is that the Dynabrade head adds 3lbs to machine - it's basically a solid chunk of aluminium. Besides, I already have a 7336.

As far as how it works, I really can't tell you. Joe of Superior Shine had one, but sold it to one of his employees. There are a few threads about it on MOL. Supposedly, it acts like a supercharged dual action - keeps 90% of the rotary's power, but you have to run it at the upper rpm range.

Personally, I would buy a Dynabrade head instead of purchasing a Flex.

Just to note, the Dynabrade head comes with a GIANT backing plate so you can use it with 8" pads. The thread is a 5/16, so you can swap it for any standard dual action backing plate.

The guy I sold it to uses a Milwaukee rotary - the heaviest of the bunch. Talk about being a heavy machine when used with the Dynabrade!

[budman3]

Cool thanks for your thoughts. If someone has a rotary I guess you might as well get comfortable with it. What's nice about the adaptor is that it is D/A forced rotation and your not paying $300 for a Flex. But a D/A machine is needed when the rotary is perfected.

[PorscheGuy997]

Here is an informative link:

http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11993&highlight=dynabrade

Unfortunately, I can't get these any more for the $55 shipped price.