Hello, can anyone tell me the difference between the 303 (30618) and the 303 (30616)? and which one would be better at repealing water *and* oil?
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It is the same product with a different industry label. Just marketed differently.
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I had the DW6080 briefly. It leaked brown crap from the first go. No experience with other models, but was not impressed with what I thought was going to be a quality product.
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The 6003 is 1300W and holds a max of 64oz (8 - 8oz cups) of oil for frying. the 6006 is 1200w and holds a max of 56oz (7 - 8oz cups) of oil for frying. Both carry a limited 1 year warranty.
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There are two base models. One has a higher flow rate than the other. That means that more water can be moved faster that the other. But both flow sufficiently well for most enviorments. The other things that are added may be desired for some applications. You need to check with you local plumber to see what is required in your area.
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Sorry now sure, we've changed it several times since purchase. Bought the replacements at Home Depot...have found them just about everywhere. Many choices.... We have a double on our RV... One on the hose, and one on the inlet to the motor home. We used a pretty wide open choice in this unit and a more PPM filter near the home.... keeps all the crap out... and we've seen it all. This one got so plugged at an RV park that it completely plugged up... saved us from having it in our water system though....
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That is a typo. It should read ONE gallon. Thanks for the heads up. I'll pass it along to amazon to correct.
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Greetings: Send us any and all numbers or markings that you can find on both old supports. We can tell using the numbers which to suggest. Thank You, Lou Fishman
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I believe the one of the differences is in the quality of construction for climates that are more harsh. The apollo 8 also says it's for underground irrigation or drip whereas the dripmaster is any way you want whether above or under ur landscape. The Dripmaster has a master control in the center for water flow (psi) and Apollo does not. Have that. They both have filters but I can't compare that.' I can tell you that if I do not remove the Apollo in colder months I usually will have a leak within 2 years that required replacement. I haven't tried the dripmaster so it's hard to judge. I'm curious if we contacted orbit themselves, what would they say? I'll buy one for my next replacement and update this post if Amazon allows. I liked the apollo just fine though!
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Yes, the difference is 17 oz. will read 1 lb. 1 oz. or 17 fl oz, depending on the setting. If a recipe calls for 32 fluid oz, using the fl. Oz. setting will keep you from having to do the math conversion. Oops, I reread and it must estimate the volume for water. Oil would be somewhat different.
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I have owned both. There doesn't seem to be any difference. BOTH have given me 2 1/2 years of continues running service. Make sure you pick the size you need for your pond.
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the 36.8 is a petroleum based and for outdoor use and the 10% is water based more for indoor use. I believe this is the difference.
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Hello, I google'd both filter P/N's and found there is slight difference between them. Here is the PDF for the number without the 2, http://www.hayward-pool.com/pdf/manuals/ProSeries-S310T.pdf. Open the file to scroll down to the parts page to find the part numbers you need. You can also Goolge the other number for that PDF file to see the difference. If you still need help or want to find out the difference in the part numbers, I would recommend calling the Hayward manufacture. Good luck. Al
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I've been using the filter for years without the grease and no problems. BTW, I couldn't get the D-30 to work due to the much reduced water flow. So staying with the D-15D
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I have order the oil in glass container which is better for the oil. Unlike plastic great for shipping. You can check with the company to see why they changed and if you can have a preference. The website is on the container. The company seens tp care about their products they sale. Yes I am the kinda person to read the fine print of things.
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One of them is undiluted, the other is a 50/50 pre-mix. Undiluted is better value for money and allows you to choose your own ratio of coolant to water. Pre-mixed is better if you're lazy. :)
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The only choice you are given is how hot or cold you want your water. Pressure remains the same. Not like the "older" controls which allowed you to control not only the temp but the flow of water which to me makes a lot more sense (you could turn the water down without changing the temp and pull handle back out to your preferred pressure); but ECO has taken over and control and water conversation has flown away with the wind.
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Dear J. Drinkwater, The BTU's of the 280KK is 50,000. Please let us know if we can be of any other assistance. TheBBQDepot