Questions & Answers for: Porter Cable pad orbital sander

7336 orbital sander how to replace sanding pad If you are talking about the actual sanding pad itself it should just pull of .If you are talking about the backing pad it should un screw

...is the most common resolution to this problem? random orbit sander 333-5" motor runs but the disk dose not turn Hi, The main drive belt broke. Not hard to replace, it is under the disk pad. Good

...Orbital Sander model 333 pad rotates at a high speed but does not appear to randomly "orbit". This results in immediate circular scarring on the surface to be sanded. Just solved my problem with ...

...part? use a thin wrench to hold the spindle and simply unscrew (counterclockwise) the rubber disc. i've seen replacements on amazon, etc... [search: Porter-Cable 13700 Random Orbit Sander

...sander that one has to use the side of the pad. If you try to use the whole flat pad they chatter. For flat sanding I use a "Jitterbug" type sander. What you have is for coarser work I SUSPECT than ...

...sander that spins but stops on contact with a 100 grit pad or any pad that ive tried and this hapens even at the start before the compressor even kicks on. it didnt work at first so we took it apart ...

...pad IF you have a new disk and it will not stick, the velcro-like surface on the machine is worn. "Hook and Loop" is but another term for "Velcro" and the simplest solution is to purchase velcro tape ...

...orbital sander and it's got a felt pad. Any the sanding disks I've bought don't have any way for the disk to stick to the sander, I assumed they would have sticky backs or something but ...

...orbit and spins at a very high speed. I do not have a manual. there is a belt from the motor to the pad that has apparently broken. Go to dewaltservicenet.com and you can download both the parts ...

Parts for a 335 sander (6 #85 part for 335 orbital sander Part is no longer produced. I am going to adapt a 6" dewalt pad by drilling new mounting holes. (The Dewalt pad has 4 holes.)