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I think in older machines it is just vibration/poor balancing.Newer machines orbit is a bit wider in its orbital path. Many are moving even faster that the old ones. I think with the increased speed and orbit, they may not have as strong of a tamping tilt to the pad driver, or that the increase somehow lessens the pounding effect. Yet, my experience is that they still vibrate the floors and walls enough that things can still fall. I have knocked down more pictures with getting into awkward spaces with a HWE wand than I have with OP. (Though I would say that I am 70% HWE).
In the Trinity the “tamping action” is by design through a wedged shaped washer…in my opinion this is most likely to limit fiber damage of having the full weight spinning flat….which became the “tamping action” feature
likely named after another feature in John’s patents for rugs