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  • rjwaldren
    Established Member
    • Nov 2007
    • 368
    • Fresno, CA

    #1

    Jet JSL-610DC

    There's a working Jet JSL-610DC on my local CL for $60... Is it worth the trouble. I'm using a 6.5HP Vac right now and figure, if nothing else, this thing should be quieter.
  • JR
    The Full Monte
    • Feb 2004
    • 5636
    • Eugene, OR
    • BT3000

    #2
    I don't know that model. Is it similar to the DC-650? If so, it's probably worth the price. As you say, it will be a lot quieter. Also a lot more capacity.

    I will probably be underpowered for central collection, though. You'll have to move it from machine to machine.

    JR
    JR

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    • rjwaldren
      Established Member
      • Nov 2007
      • 368
      • Fresno, CA

      #3
      I couldn't find it even mentioned on the Jet site. I did find it mentioned here and on other CL listings where I eventually found a picture. It may have been a Costco only item or it was discontinued in favor of the JSL-650. I guess Costco closed them out a while back for ~$80.

      On the other hand if the Lowes deal posted recently on the AP400 works out I'll go with that. My local store still has a few but won't budge on the 179.00 price, but it's now removed from as "available at your local store" on the website.

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      • poolhound
        Veteran Member
        • Mar 2006
        • 3196
        • Phoenix, AZ
        • BT3100

        #4
        The AP400 is now $138 on amazon. Do note that this DC only has the 30 micron filter and an "emptyable" bottom bag.

        If you can pickup a used one for less than $100 that is a step up from a shop vac thats one thing but IMHO if you are going for a new DC go the extra mile and get one as good as you can. I did a lot of soul searching and ended up paying the extra for the delta 50-760. 1 micron filter, 1,200 cfm, 11/2hp and plastic collection bags.

        My shop/garage no longer has that fine film of dust all over it and more importantly that means I havent been breathing it in. I figured that was well worth the extra money.

        If you do end up with the AP400 or a used DC, at a minimum consider getting an after market filter of at least 5 microns.

        Remember that when looking at a DC its not just what it sucks up but what it blows out as well. 30 microns are actually pretty big holes!!!
        Jon

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