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  • Makita 9227c

    Hello all,

    I have just purchased and received a used (bought but never used by original owner) Makita 9227c rotary buffer wanting to venture out into the scary world of rotary buffing. :-)
    Since it was used, not all parts that were included with the machine originally could be found. I am currently missing the Hex wrench needed to remove the factory backing plate, and the Makita website doesn't tell me what size I need. Can someone tell me what size wrench I'll need to clamp onto the spindle to remove the pad?
    This Makita also came with the U-shaped handle and I would like to have the side handle... Anyone know where I might find that as well? Thanks so much for your help in advance.

    Peter

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    Anyone?

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    • #3
      Hi:

      Can not post links here; so you need to search for the Makita web site.

      If you look in the service area you will be able to find information and a manual for the tool you have.

      You should be able to contact the service center for your area and get any part you need for the tool: wrench, handle, etc..

      That's how I do it.

      Regards,

      KTruck
      Make it Shine

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      • #4
        Thanks much! I will try that.

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        • #5
          You shouldn't need a hex wrench to get the backing plates off - mine has a black button on the top which locks the spindle.

          Ben

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          • #6
            I was wondering what that button was for... Though when I first got the machine I tried pushing it and it didn't move... I'll try it again today when I get off work. Thanks.

            Peter

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            • #7
              Push the black button while rotating the backing plate by hand. You should feel the spindle lock engage, allowing you to simply unscrew the backing plate.

              Hope this helps.

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