Does anyone know the difference between this and the Elite Yard Master 2? They appear to be very similar.
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The construction is the main thing. Visual apex is in virtually one piece, where as elite has multiple poles that has to be put together. Both are well constructed screens are different both has great picture quality. Time in setting up may make a difference to one in a hurry.Apex is vinyl and Elite is PVC MATERIAL.
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It's a powerful saw that works hard, but I don't have any experience to compare it with. It's only my second saw and I use it infrequently. Sorry.
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I bought the elite but my grandson said I only needed the regular. However I would still purchase the elite because it has more power.
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From the reviews I read about the regular one I would say yes. I've never owned the regular one but I am very happy with the elite. We use it at least every other day.
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The elite is built from heavy duty square tube steel frame, the other one just uses steel wire on top of the frame . If weight or ware is a concern go elite.
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Not sure only have the greenworks power rake and they appear to be the same
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Ramp, clearning brush,rake and a dozen waste receptacles. And power cord.You want the new "classic" mega 980 series. The new "elite" is junk the rake breaks Often.
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Go for the Incra Master Lift II. You won't regret it. Do not buy the one sold by Rockler. They will tell you it's the same, but it's not.
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If you are referring to Vitamix, you can Google Vitamix VS Health Master Elite and get lots of info. All I know is that the Vitamix is much more expensive and I can't imagine it can be any better than the Health Master Elite - I use mine every day and love it. Make sure you get the Elite and not the original version.
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I have been researching this quite a bit. It appears they are the same basic vacuum cleaner. They have the same motor, same dimensions, same weight, same cord length, everything. They even have the same user manual (as per the Hoover website). I can find only two differences: 1) The U6485900 ("Blue") one on this page does have a dirt finder while the more expensive UH50000 ("Silver") turbo power one does not have that feature. 2) While both vacuums have the identical Turbine Hand Tools, the Silver one calls it "Pet Hair Tool." Sounds like a gimmick to me. The information I found is directly from the Hoover website (each page has links to download the user manual which has different numbers, but turns out to be identical in content). Blue: http://hoover.com/products/details/u6485900/anniversary-windtunnel-self-propelled-bagged-upright/ Silver: http://hoover.com/products/details/uh50000/anniversary-windtunnel-self-propelled-bagged-upright/ Personally, I'm buying the blue one.
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I own the Toro 51609 and it does a fantastic job of vacuuming up piles of leaves. The metal impeller is much sturdier and will last years longer than a plastic impeller. You will suck up pebbles and twigs with your device and they will destroy the plastic impeller. These are issues that you will have to deal with eventually and I want people to be well informed before they make a purchase.
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I like my Worx but I have a small yard to mow. I've never tried to stand it on end. I haven't heard too many good things about Black & Decker especially the batteries. That was one of the reasons I went with the Worx as it charges quickly and is easy to handle. If you don't like it you can always return it.
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I'm too late for the original inquiry, but I hope my experience helps others... I use my Yardstick almost entirely for edging. I very much like the "idler wheel" which supports the unit on the edge of a pathway or sidewalk; this makes it easy to get a sharp edge. Generally, the unit works very well, but you have to take two precautions. First, it is not an earth-moving tool! If you do not already have a well-formed edge, don't attempt to use the Yardstick to cut one. You will use a lot of line and spend much time waiting for the unit to recharge. Form the edge first with a D-edger or a spade, removing surplus soil, stones and vegetation, and then use the Yardstick to maintain it. Second, advance the line frequently, by hand. This is very simple - just press the end cap and pull out the line. If you do this every 30 feet or so you will not have trouble with the line snapping, forcing you to dismantle the head. Reviewers seem all over the place with this product, but personally I have been very pleased with mine. In fact, as the battery finally seems to be failing I'm about to order a replacement unit. One other warning: make sure that the unit really is charging. If the charger light is green when you put the unit back on its mount, it probably means that it is not fully plugged in and won't charge. Make sure the light turns to red - that may require wriggling the unit so that it is not vertical, which is a bit counter-intuitive!
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I chose the Pro one because of the extra year in the warranty 2 vs 1 and the extra grind plate 3 vs 2 . I also believe there is a difference between a pro model (usually implies that it can take repeated abuse ) and the premium. After purchasing the original plastic one from manufacturer and having to toss it in the garbage after 4 separate uses , I could not chance throwing away more money if the cheaper of the two broke .
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Wasn't sure what the deal was in LA. Looked online and found that Landscapers advertised the service and Lawn Doctor's ad recommended it depending on what type of grass you have.Here on Long Island in NY I have Rye, Kentucky Blue and Tall Fescue, all of which seem to react well to the thatcher so far. The other gentleman is correct tho,be sure to use the machine on the highest setting. jc
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Have had this now for about a year and it without a doubt is the best yard equipment I own! The metal frame is NOT heavy at all. The frame is in the sape of a U or I_I and the vertical arms are flexible to lean in on both sides and allow you to put the yard size trash bag over the top rim and then they spring back out to their original position making the top of the bag stay snugly in place. Am pleased enough with this item to get them for my gardener friends and those that have to rake a lot of leaves. When you lay it on its side with the top wide open makes that job especially easy. Hope that helps! Have had this now for about a year and it without a doubt is the best yard equipment I own! The metal frame is NOT heavy at all. The frame is in the sape of a U or I_I and the vertical arms are flexible to lean in on both sides and allow you to put the yard size trash bag over the top rim and then they spring back out to their original position making the top of the bag stay snugly in place. Am pleased enough with this item to get them for my gardener friends and those that have to rake a lot of leaves. When you lay it on its side with the top wide open makes that job especially easy. Hope... » Read More Have had this now for about a year and it without a doubt is the best yard equipment I own! The metal frame is NOT heavy at all. The frame is in the sape of a U or I_I and the vertical arms are flexible to lean in on both sides and allow you to put the yard size trash bag over the top rim and then they spring back out to their original position making the top of the bag stay snugly in place. Am pleased enough with this item to get them for my gardener friends and those that have to rake a lot of leaves. When you lay it on its side with the top wide open makes that job especially easy. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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My John Deere D130 came with Turf Savers. I don't know if there is a difference other than the tread pattern & the Turf Master costs almost twice as much.