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  1. 06-18-2012, 12:24 PM #1
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    Reconditioned Flex 3401

    has anybody bought one...quite a bit cheaper then a new one?
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    Where do you find those at ?



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    Re: Reconditioned Flex 3401

    Good question! Subscribed.

    I'm currently bidding on a lightly used Makita 9227C on ebay. Thinking that might be the best route to learn if I like the tool and then maybe invest in the Flex rotary or even forced rotation tool.

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    Re: Reconditioned Flex 3401

    Quote Originally Posted by Dan C View Post
    has anybody bought one...quite a bit cheaper then a new one?
    Is it factory reconditioned? If so, I've bought factory reconditioned power tools before and they look just like new, are fully tested, fixed whatever was originally wrong, and often have a full factoy warranty. No reason to avoid them IMO (other than the few available usually sell out fast). Arguably they are more thoroughly tested than the products coming off the automated assembly lines.

    If it's reconditioned by some 3rd party shop I'd be less likely to buy it.
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    Re: Reconditioned Flex 3401

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