Look at This Crazy OF 2200 EB-F

[onocoffee]

As I do for relaxation during evening hours, I troll Marketplace for Festool deals - and found this COMPACT OF 2200 EB-F with SIDE HANDLE!

The guy is selling an OF 1400 EQ-F Plus and is identifying it that way. The Systainer has the correct model and the current SKU - and it's a 1400 body, but the badge says it's a 2200!

I've seen something like this before at a dealer near me where they had an ETS 150/3 with the ETS 150/5 badge on the body (the manufacturers plate and top stamping said it was a 150/3).

I thought it might be the seller manipulating the image and downloaded the image of the router in the Systainer and even that top down image read OF 2200.

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[peter halle]

I think that I might have seen that in a Facebook thread and advised the owner to contact Festool about the mislabel. (I know I did for one case - perhaps there was a batch.)

Peter

 

[Allano]

I've seen something like this before at a dealer near me where they had an ETS 150/3 with the ETS 150/5 badge on the body (the manufacturers plate and top stamping said it was a 150/3).

I have such a Frankenstein ETS - almost. The plates on both sides of the body say 150/5. The big number on the top says 3.

To be fair, my ETS probably wasn't sold that way originally. It came from a shop which used a lot of 150/3 and 150/5 sanders, and I suppose some parts got switched during repairs.

 

[Coen]

Lolol, an imperal scale... with a fine adjust dial that moves 1mm per revolution.