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   bobl | Apr 11, 2003 01:53am | #1

   http://forums.taunton.com/tp-breaktime/messages?msg=28676.5

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   ProBozo | Apr 11, 2003 05:42am | #3

   jeez, louise....that's the thread I thought I saw the other day, but breaktime's search engine wouldn't find it for me....and it's still a current thread (posts yesterday and today).   Thanks, bobl for the link.

   Looks like I'm going for the A9.

   Thanks

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   jonblakemore | Apr 11, 2003 07:25pm | #5

   I don't know this for sure, but I believe that the A9 lacks  magnetic tip.  I have used a Senco palm nailer in the past (don't know which one) and don't think I would want it without the magnetic nail holder. 

   Jon Blakemore

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   JohnSprung | Apr 12, 2003 01:52am | #6

   My A9 came with the magnet as standard equipment.  The non-magnetic version is an option, probably for use where magnetic dust is a problem.

   -- J.S.

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   JohnSprung | Apr 11, 2003 03:05am | #2

   The A20 is just cheaper, less heavy duty, more of a pro-sumer tradeoff version. 

   The A20 drives nails from 6d to 16d.  The A9 does the same out of the box, but can with accessories also go up to 60d.

   -- J.S.

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   MrPita2 | Apr 11, 2003 05:41pm | #4

   John,

   I called Senco's tech line bout this same question.  The adapters to allow the 16-50 penny nails will fit either nailer.  I was told the only differences are one came with a one (?) year warranty and was imported, the other has two (?) year warranty and made in USA.  The US version is more rugged/durable, but other wise they are the same.

   (Not sure about the warranty lengths, but it was something close to how I have it.)If everything seems to be going well, you've obviously overlooked something.