Looking for the Extractor Adapter (#451-379) for the PS 300 EQ

[Bruce W]

Festool Owner's Group: I am looking to purchase "Extractor Adapter" (Part Number 451-379) for the PS 300 EQ. I recently purchased a PS 300EQ and it did not have the extractor adaptor with it. If anyone has one that they don't use/need and are willing to sell it, please contact me and let me know.
Thank you, Bruce Richards 425-359-4666

 

[onocoffee]

Festool Owner's Group: I am looking to purchase "Extractor Adapter" (Part Number 451-379) for the PS 300 EQ. I recently purchased a PS 300EQ and it did not have the extractor adaptor with it. If anyone has one that they don't use/need and are willing to sell it, please contact me and let me know.
Thank you, Bruce Richards 425-359-4666

If you purchased it new, contact Festool Customer Service. If used, you should be able to ask any Festool dealer to order it for you or you can order it direct through Festool EKAT.

 

[Coen]

You do specifically want the old part without bayonet?

The part you mention (451379) has been replaced by 10027974 that does have the bayonet connection.

If you purchased it new, contact Festool Customer Service. If used, you should be able to ask any Festool dealer to order it for you or you can order it direct through Festool EKAT.

Doubtful they still have the old version.

 

[Bruce W]

Thanks to those of you who replied. I did not purchase it new. It was a demo unit from Woodcraft. I was told by Festool parts department this morning that the PS 300 is no longer supported, and they did not have any of the parts in stock that I wanted (#451-379).
However based on "Coen's" reply above who gave me a revised replacement part number (#10027974), I called Festool again and they said that they had 3 of the revised part number (with the bayonet to hold it in place) items in stock. Better than that the person I talked with said they would ship one to me free of charge! That is real customer service!!
Also thank you "Coen" for sharing the knowledge regarding the revised part number for the part I was looking for. You are the best.
Regards, Bruce Richards

 

[onocoffee]

You do specifically want the old part without bayonet?

The part you mention (451379) has been replaced by 10027974 that does have the bayonet connection.


Doubtful they still have the old version.

Perhaps, but when I bought my PS300 it was also missing the nozzle. Called FTUSA and they sent me one the next day. That was nearly a year ago in Feb 2025.

 

[Coen]

@Bruce W Good to hear. Strange that the Festool parts department couldn't figure it out on the first call. I just checked... it seems they put the Trion (name for the PS(B)300) under the Carvex category in the online parts / drawings system. Lol. On the drawing is still the old part, but the part number associated in the table below is definitely the new version with bayonet connection for the hose.

Perhaps, but when I bought my PS300 it was also missing the nozzle. Called FTUSA and they sent me one the next day. That was nearly a year ago in Feb 2025.

They send you the old version? The nozzle / extractor adapter was already with bayonet when the PS300 was still sold in the Systainer T-Loc, so even before the move to Sys^3

 

[onocoffee]

They send you the old version? The nozzle / extractor adapter was already with bayonet when the PS300 was still sold in the Systainer T-Loc, so even before the move to Sys^3

Like I mentioned, the PS 300 was manufactured in January 2012 and I purchased it February 2025. The dust collection nozzle was missing and I didn't catch it until I got home (the dealer I bought it from is about 1.5 hours away and in another state, so I wasn't keen on going back). I called FTCS and they were kind enough to send me a replacement. The only pic I have of it was when it arrived a week later. I don't know which version of the nozzle this is but it does have the facets for the current D27 hose.

 

[Michael Kellough]

You lucked out.

 

[Coen]

I don't know which version of the nozzle this

It is the new one (10027974).

The older 451379 only has ribs to prevent the D27 hose from slipping off, just like most of Festool's 'D27 only' dust ports in the past.