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Porter cable 7424 XP variable speed random orbital polisher + Tortech SD110 - 1010W transformer

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Guys,

Item 1: Porter cable 7424 XP variable speed random orbital polisher

Link: 6 in. Variable-Speed Random Orbit Polisher | PORTER-CABLE (portercable.com)

Item 2: Tortech SD110 - 1010W transformer

Link: TORTECH SD110-1010W 1010W USA STEPDOWN TRANSFORMER 110V DIELECTRICALLY ISOLATED - Radio Parts

Location: Moorebank, Sydney 2170.

Preferred pick up due to thew weight of the transformer. I will post at buyers expense.

Condition. Have used both roughly 5 times each to polish my own GTR, so the KMS on them are minimal. What is shown in the photos is what you will receive.

Price: $100 for both. 

PM if interested.

NOTE: DO NOT message me saying you will take it and then just go MIA. Seeling stuff is enough of a pain in the ass without having that dribble going on.

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