I am in the process of buying a (I am told ) never used XL Pro. I bought a new XLT from whites before and the two little rubber feet were in a little sealed bag and had to be put on by the purchaser.The XL Pro has its rubber feet on it already.Has anyone bought a brand new in the box Whites detector and the rubber feet were allready on it in the box? maybe it was a display model ? Do metal detector dealers send in the warranty on display models?
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What should be in the box with a brand new XL Pro?
- Thread starter Pookybear
- Start date
If its a good deal, little rubber feet should be of little worry to you. I have two Whites models that dont have rubber feet, at all.
Usually, dealers don't redeem the warranty. Call Whites Warranty Line and give them the serial number of the unit. They will tell you if the warranty has been invoked.
Usually, dealers don't redeem the warranty. Call Whites Warranty Line and give them the serial number of the unit. They will tell you if the warranty has been invoked.
the rubber feet, rubber gaskets and plastic bolt in a plastic bag.
Seldom do dealers put the feet on unless they opened the bag to put things together to "display" or "demo" the unit.
I thought dealers are supposed to complete the warranty card and submit it, but I've also bought new White's and done that myself, so who knows.
The main thing is the condition of the unit, the amount you paid, and if it has the full warranty as suggested by the seller. As David stated, you can check with White's.
Honestly, if the price was decent, and if you got a good working XL Pro in "New" or "as new" condition, I wouldn't be too concerned about it.
Monte
Seldom do dealers put the feet on unless they opened the bag to put things together to "display" or "demo" the unit.
I thought dealers are supposed to complete the warranty card and submit it, but I've also bought new White's and done that myself, so who knows.
The main thing is the condition of the unit, the amount you paid, and if it has the full warranty as suggested by the seller. As David stated, you can check with White's.
Honestly, if the price was decent, and if you got a good working XL Pro in "New" or "as new" condition, I wouldn't be too concerned about it.
Monte
