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I have it. Very smooth but a couple things I noticed. 1. high speed the battery vibrates and makes a good amount of noise (unless your back hand is holding it) 2. No lock feature 3. Trigger accidentally gets hit and slings a lot (from accidental pressure) due to its location. Trigger lock, alternate trigger location. Assuming that will come version 2
Even as someone who only works on my own cars, I found out real quick that I needed a 3” to pair with my 5” Duetto. The LHR75E has served me well. By the way, 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 on the Tudor GMT Pepsi. Big fan of Rupes and Tudor.
I got to try this at my rupes training class let me tell you amazing too it’s very touchy on the trigger buuut you get great input and the performance is 😮💨😮💨😮💨
Game changer!! I wish they put a trigger instead. And lock/unlock with ur thumb. That would also solve the last issue u mentioned. Remember me @rupes when you make the 2nd generation. Lol
Hey Todd 👍 Just a quick question if you don't mind? One thing putting me off buying this is the fact i can't see it having as much torque and power as the LHR75E. I find even on speed 1 it's got tonnes of power. How does this compare?
It does, If you look at the graphic on the card in the box it shows both forms. Though i don’t think that mains cord is released yet. I could be wrong i think it’s 2023
Hello! I’ve been in the market I was looking at the Flex PXE 80 only because it has all the 1-3 inch backing plate. Now I’ve seen this looking for recommendations I’m a DIY this would be for my truck and motorcycle. Thank you
This has a higher level of performance. As for the small 1", there are very few areas that you can even use that on. We work on a little bit of everything, and rarely, rarely, rarely ever have a need for our small polisher (Nano iBrid).
Depends on speed, pressure, etc. It will vary, but the battery will re-charge faster than it will discharge so with 2 batteries, you'll always have a fully charged one available to swap out.
If you make sure that the machine is turned off, and you set it on the back side, does it rest like the lhr75e or other bigfoot polishers to keep the pad upright?
I was at SEMA last week and asked the same question. The guy from RUPES said this unit has more power than the corded version. It's a really nice tool.
@@Esotericdetail Well already made a decision and got a flex with an APS extension kit on the way and a 2” backing plate vs a only 3” only use on rupes, my first cordless so far so good just waiting on kit.
Anybody have this polisher and having issues with the battery? the original batteries receptors broke inside which is sketchy as I shock it and it almost arced. Rupes did replace it but now the new one of two that was replaced did the same. I am gently now putting in the polisher and or the charger. would love to hear if this wide spread or maybe my issue.
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@@Esotericdetail maybe I’m not 100% sure tho it was at 3:02 in the video I just recognized the tail lights to either be the new countsch or another model .
It takes time to get products across the water, through customs, and into warehouses. Rupes chose not to do a global launch even on this one, so the European market got them first.
Please provide us with your hands-on performance comparison with it and whatever else you're referring to to help us understand how you came to that conclusion.
