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  1. 6th May 2006, 06:30 PM #1
    sinjin1111
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    Default BP500 from Hare&Forbes

    Has anyone had a look at this machine BP 500. I knows its 415 volts. But this is best small Taiwanese machine i have seen. The quadrant is all machined solid cast, wheels cast and the actual spring tension on the wheel assembly is a really substantial unit. It weighs about 90kg more than the non industrial version. (BP500)
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    sinjin,

    I recently went through this exercise too and looked at all the clone units around. I ended up going with a aggazani which was not much more money than this unit and is an absolute delight to use and saves me money every time I use it.

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