What is the difference between the Ep-960 and this one? I read somewhere that the 950 is more sturdy? and can handle heavier weight?
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You can't use the Acupressure Nodes or Lumbar bridge with the 950. Also, the 950 doesn't have the ComfortTrack bed (which is more flexible.) You must purchase the 560 or the 960 for these features. See a comparison chart at http://inversiontablereports.com/teeter-inversion-table-ep-series-comparison-chart/
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I have the 950 so I can only comment on that. It is very sturdy, I feel very safe. Many people have used it, all different heights and sizes, no problems. So for me it is the perfect fit
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We found that the EP 950 is very well made. Cannot actually compare as we have not tried the 960. It was easy to put together and are very satisfied.
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Not sure about the 960 but my husband is 6'1" and weighs 230 pounds and it's very sturdy.
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I can't imagine anyone much bigger than myself who could want to go inverted. I am 250 and there is no problem. This thing is very well built. and not a toy as are many other similar devices.
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Just check out the 9500ix. costs a little more, but the added features, range and adaptability are big pluses
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LMFAO the PG58 is not heavy, it is 3/4 of a pound, a heavy mic is 5+ times that. Any cheap stand will handle a cheapo like a PG58
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Now I see why you are in between. Well I think you are on the right one, the 49902 has a 750 tongue weight, so with your 400 plus the 200-250 that will put you right where you need to be. The next lower is the 49901 but that is only 550 and you do not want to be over on your tongue weight, so I think you did your research properly and the 49902 is best for you.
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I currently have both the 430 ex II and 270 ex , I am thinking hard about returning the 430 ex II. In P , AV, or manual mode the only real difference I see is the range, the 430 is about 16 feet better. And the 270 does bounce it does not rotate.
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You may want to do a google search for the specifications on the particular model. I looked them up for another person asking the same question and I think it was less than 100 lbs, but I can't be sure.
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The 200 is substantially larger than the 100. If you are a female the 100 is much easier to maneuver. I like both of them, but the 100 does carry a larger amount of excrement and is harder to pull around. I like the capacity of the 200 but the ease of the 100. Hopes this helps.
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Hi,The BK10 is 1.4 lbs. and the BK2 is 1.5 lbs. So not much difference. They are great knives. The BK9 will wear you down. Its too heavy.
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I have NOT used a 100. My educated "guess" would be, owing to the feature set in particular (SBM, et al) that the edge would go to the newer, slightly "beefier" 100. That being said, I'm not sure that in a familiar environment, under ideal conditions, anybody would find telling the two apart would be particularly easy. It's an equivocal attempt at an answer, but I suspect the real question is "Is the 100 worth difference in price?" Only you can divine that answer for yourself. Shop carefully, don't pull the trigger on anything that does not have a generous return option and (if possible) audition them side by side.....
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Yes it's better to use the 78 to 108, it will keep it stronger and more stable....good luck
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I'd say whichever is cheaper. This one is durable - but extremely heavy - and I rarely use it.
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I have not dealt with the 1660 model personally so I cannot accurately comment on the opening speed in comparison to this model. However, what I can say is that the 1970 opening speed is more than sufficient for me. I've had the knife over a year and the flip speed of the knife hasn't degraded at all, despite a large amount of use. The speed is quick and efficient and I have no complaints about it.
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I believe it weighs in at approx. 68 -70 lbs. If you have to ship it that far you may want the shippers to put additional strapping around the box and/or double box it.. I have two of these (2 different houses) and they both arrived with some of the strapping broken (that's what the handlers use to pick the up box). And the boxes were pretty banged up. Everything in side was in fine shape however. BTW...I absolutely love the EP-950--Better than the first one (also a Teeter).
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I don't really know the difference. It's pretty sturdy. It's just have some other issues. Like when moving it to a different spot in my home, some attached parts started getting loose.
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Not sure of the difference, but the 9552 is excellent. Got (2) have held up in dusty drywall conditions, still working great. Well worth the money. Don't buy In store look alike's, they don't hold up.
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don't know the difference but the 6400 is the same one that Harley sells and will hold your bike.......like magic!!!
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David, I have no idea what the difference is, I never heard of the model 900. After reading the specifications on both and reading the reviews from customers it appears as though the model 900 is a newer version but has exactly the same features. I suppose, based on my research that purchasing the model 900 is probably the better choice.