mike ring wrote:

You said "the VAC shut down"

If that was a slip then I can relax, but why should a sensor close down the
vac rather than the take off, specially if it doesn't shut down the take
off?

Please put me out of my misery

IIUC what is being described here then it does actually make sense that
way round. The purpose of the power take off on the vac is to trigger
automatic starting of the vac when you turn the tool on, not to turn on
the tool when you fire up the vac (which could be a bit dangerous!).


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Cheers,

John.

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