What is the difference between 250 and 350?
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I have only seen C250 and C300; C250 is relatively narrow: 12lb mono = 210yds; C300 is wider: 12lb mono = 310yds
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The differences between the two reels are the 300 is physically bigger than the 250. The 300 is 10.2 oz and the 250 is 9.8 oz. The 300 has a higher line capacity than the 250. The 300 has a max drag of 11 lbs and the 250 has a max drag capacity of 8.8 lbs. The 250 action is a medium heavy in freshwater and medium in saltwater. The 300 action is heavy in freshwater and medium heavy in salt water. The gear ratio is the same in both reels, 5.1:1. Check out Daiwa's website for more info.
1259588
The #250 is a smaller reel, along the line of many Abu Garcia Models. The #350 is a bigger reel for bigger fish
2061014
Agreed. I swapped the 350 out with a 750, kind of a pain but got it fairly cheap
97994
When you process to order, there are bunch of options for you to choose. 2.5 means 250. I hope this is helpful.
1962521
The 350 is unfamiliar to me but I would trade up if I could , in most cases you will get a better unit with better options and performance . Having what you are use to using is also important but we always get familiar with new things everyday
1120346
Yes. There is a little switch on the handle to choose 250 or 125. I hope that answers your question.
1106640
The main difference is in the tube diameters. The 150 has smaller tubes which give higher MPH, but lower CFM, the 350 has larger tubes which give lower MPH, but higher CFM. Both are about equal in real world performance with one's higher MPH just about cancelling out the others higher CFM. It comes down to whether you need to move larger piles of debris, in which case the higher CFM is handy, or you need to move stuck down debris like wet grass and leaves, in which case the higher MPH is handy. Both have more than enough for the average person on a daily route. It's when the leaves start dropping that a bigger blower is the way to go. The main difference is in the tube diameters. The 150 has smaller tubes which give higher MPH, but lower CFM, the 350 has larger tubes which give lower MPH, but higher CFM. Both are about equal in real world performance with one's higher MPH just about cancelling out the others higher CFM. It comes down to whether you need to move larger piles of debris, in which case the higher CFM is handy, or you need to move stuck down debris like wet grass and leaves, in which case the higher MPH is handy. Both have more than enough for the average person on a daily route. It's when the leaves start... » Read More The main difference is in the tube diameters. The 150 has smaller tubes which give higher MPH, but lower CFM, the 350 has larger tubes which give lower MPH, but higher CFM. Both are about equal in real world performance with one's higher MPH just about cancelling out the others higher CFM. It comes down to whether you need to move larger piles of debris, in which case the higher CFM is handy, or you need to move stuck down debris like wet grass and leaves, in which case the higher MPH is handy. Both have more than enough for the average person on a daily route. It's when the leaves start dropping that a bigger blower is the way to go. « Show Less
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the 2500 is a one speaker unit that sounds good. The 3500 is two speakers about twice the size and it sounds great!! I have both.
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Most are rated for 250, some for 350, but you'll know because of the cost and weight of the heavier unit.
1011214
From what I've read all over the web, and since doing a 7525 search on HP.com sends you to 7520 documents, there appears to be no difference. The 7525 is sold at Costco and Sams Club - so maybe it's just a marketing ploy.
1144828
Hi Andrea,The difference is in the load capacity (weight the tire is able to carry). A "123" equates to 3417lbs per tire tire & the "125" equals 3638lbs per tire. The "R" is in reference to the speed rating which is 106MPH (BFG states this tire is safe to speeds of 106MPH).Thank you,BWT
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That truly depends on how much you are presently using on your 250 now. How much do you really need. That is a question that only you can answer. I downsized quite a bit and don't miss the extra at all. I do really appreciate the speed of the solid state drive.
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Hi and thank you for your question! I hope you get some positive feedback from other customers currently enjoying their JumpSport trampolines. The 350 and 220 have the same jumping mat and frame but differ in the adjustability of the cords; the 350 tension can increase to offer a slightly firmer bounce. They do have the same weight rating if you are comparing the non-PRO series. The 350 PRO however, does have 4 adjustable tension settings and additional cords to allow for a higher weight capacity. Please feel free to reach out via email to lauren@jumpsport.com should you have any other questions. Regards, Lauren McKenzie Hi and thank you for your question! I hope you get some positive feedback from other customers currently enjoying their JumpSport trampolines. The 350 and 220 have the same jumping mat and frame but differ in the adjustability of the cords; the 350 tension can increase to offer a slightly firmer bounce. They do have the same weight rating if you are comparing the non-PRO series. The 350 PRO however, does have 4 adjustable tension settings and additional cords to allow for a higher weight capacity. Please feel free to reach out via email to lauren@jumpsport.com should you have any other... » Read More Hi and thank you for your question! I hope you get some positive feedback from other customers currently enjoying their JumpSport trampolines. The 350 and 220 have the same jumping mat and frame but differ in the adjustability of the cords; the 350 tension can increase to offer a slightly firmer bounce. They do have the same weight rating if you are comparing the non-PRO series. The 350 PRO however, does have 4 adjustable tension settings and additional cords to allow for a higher weight capacity. Please feel free to reach out via email to lauren@jumpsport.com should you have any other questions. Regards, Lauren McKenzie « Show Less
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The difference that I can see when comparing is that the Fein FMM 350Q is newer, the motor is more powerful and is more expensive. The Fein FMM 350Q is 350 Watt as compared to my 250 Watt. I chose my Fein 72293768090 Top (2013) Kit MultiMaster Oscillating Multi-Tool because it was a bit cheaper and it has more blades in the kit.
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Daryl's is better because his doesn't shoot as fast. You will lose all your bolts with the 350 because it will shoot completely thru the zombie and your bolt will keep going and never be found.
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I believe it is 250. I was under that when I bought it but have gone up to 270 with no problems.
397359
23's are more narrow and faster. Depends on the kind of riding. They are a heavier tyre because of the layers of threads and designed to take a few more rocks and stickers. More difficult to get on and if you flat. If it's endurance you ride, get the 25's. A bit smoother.
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The differences I see in their write-ups are size and speed control. The 7323 is single speed and smaller.