I'll let you know. The main thing I need is to find the right sized hose for the triton. From what I've been reading, there is a fair amount of guess work involved despite it having a listed OD.Nice set up.
I have some plastic DC fittings that I am not using, 4" wyes, elbows, blast gates. Let me know if you can use any of these for your new toy.
Looks like this gloat is now a rant. The router died today while cutting a 1/4" deep 3/8" dado with a freud up cut spiral bit. It seized up after cutting less than a foot. I guess I'm going to find out how well Triton is with customer service. :kamahlitu
Sorry to hear about the failure of your new toy -- a real downer for sure.
Out of curiousity, when you say "seized up" are you referring to the bearings, a burned out speed controller, or worse still a burned out motor?
Your failure certainly wasn't related to the task, I've pushed by 1HP Bosch Colt harder than that (and my 1-2/3HP PC 690 and 2-1/4HP PC 890's much harder still!).
I agree, if you are not far from the Woodcraft you purchased it from that would be the quickest route -- so long as they have another unit in stock they should be able to get your unit replaced the same day. Or, if you prefer, they may even offer you the option to upgrade to a different brand router. Just bring your receipt with you unless you are already on a first-name basis with the store owner.
I can manually turn the collect, so I'm guessing the bearings are fine. The light switch still lights up when plugged in, but nothing happens when I turn it on. The motor is most likely toast.