What is the difference or advantage of Power Smart's DB5011 snowblower compared to DB5023 model?
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The biggest difference is you are going to get more RPM's with the 5023 model compared to the 5011. Plus the 5023 model is lighter than the 5011 model. You will also get better functionality with the 5023 model.
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Dear Customer, This 2-stage pump is excellent for use log splitter, press & machine tools, power units for snow plows, small displacement and modest pressure hydraulic system. It can provide faster cycle times & higher possible pressure with small engine. And the features & specifications as the following: The 2-stage pump is excellent for use log splitter, press & machine tools, power units for snow plows, small displacement and modest pressure hydraulic system. It can provide faster cycle times & higher possible pressure with small engine Stages: 2 GPM: 13 Construction: Extrusion Aluminium Max. Operation Speed: 3600RPM Max. Operation Pressure: 3000PSI Shaft Extension: 1.5" Shaft Diameter: 1/2" Keyed Shaft: 1/8" Squarex. 0" Inlet Port: 1.0" Diameter Tube Outlet Port: 1/2" NPT Thanks, yzoutlet Max. Operation Speed: 3600RPM Max. Operation Pressure: 3000PSI Shaft Extension: 1.5" Shaft Diameter: 1/2" Keyed Shaft: 1/8" Squarex. 0" Inlet Port: 1.0" Diameter Tube Outlet Port: 1/2" NPT Weight: 6.3lbs
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I have the 55W in my trailblazer SS and my wifes yukon has the 35w and i can see a difference but im not sure its worth the xtra money! if you dont mind spending a little more then i guess its worth it, but your not gonna get the 35w and be disappointed from the stock change.
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Very big difference, it has a lot more power than the 12volt verison. If you are going to be doing a lot of building you want the bigger one. It makes the job a whole lot easier. Can zip right through for drilling or putting screws in.
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Theoretically it is 3% more efficient in its use of power. Realistically you will notice no difference. This power supply is a pure luxury supply. There are more powerful, cheaper supplies, but this one is built like a 1970s Mercedes Benz. Rock solid luxury, for a price.
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There is no difference, this is a bilge blower. It operates on 12 volts DC, and it's very noisy.
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My snow blower has a 7 HP. After searching the Tecumseh part number 632371A, it was no longer available. I ended up with a direct replacement, STENS 520910.The HP of the engine shouldn't make a difference, as long as the mounting matches the head. If the carb is too big in flow capacity you might be able to lean it out enough for the smaller engine. I you have your manual for the snow blower, start with the part number for the carb in there. Some web searching should then lead you to the correct carb.
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I have a 51702T which may be last years model and it fits perfect and does have a longer run time.I can't tell a big difference in power but it goes about twice as long on a charge.I use mine as a deck sweeper more than for leaves so I don't have to move stuff off the deck to sweep it with this blower.
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Sorry, I didn't see that you were asking for a comparison. I like the single stage, since in our area the snowfall usually does't require a heavy more bulky machine. This machine does seem to have the power to handle the occasional heavy wet snow, although it does take a bit more effort to push through the snow.
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Even the least expensive model will do that as they all basically use the same motor which is over 1500 watts. That's enough power to take ice and turn it to powder llike snow.
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It is probably equal to a 5HP blower. A lower HP blower will clog easier then a larger HP machine. Usually only slush will clog it. Slush is thrown easier by a larger HP blower than it is with a smaller one. Snow WILL NOT clog it. Last year, when we had 32 inches of snow where I live, I ran this machine right under the snow and then pulled it back and the snow collapsed and I ran it over again to clear it. It would just dive right into the pile. I wish I had gotten 2 of them since I only paid $295 for it.
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the power level is the same for both. when I bought mine, one model was a bit less expensive and it had the plastic impeller. The product details on the website should confirm for you which one is which.
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Not sure on the price diff? If you can stay ahead of the snow, the shield will be an asset. If you have heavy snow or wait until it gets too deep, get the one without. I took mine of thru it on the ground and eventually destroyed it w/ my snowblower, however, I don't miss it at all. I DO recommend buying one of these though, they're amazing. (Not for metal roofs)
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I can't tell you what the differences are as I am not acquainted with those models. However I love the one I have. It has plenty of power and is very user friendly. Switches easily for different cleaning needs. I have no regrets with this vacuum.
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I have no way of knowing. I'm not a mechanic. I was barely able to get this one and get my snowblower working for the recent storm
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Can't answer this at this time. Not at home but in the sun for awhile. No need for a snowblower. My snowblower is a craftsman 30 inch and they work fine.
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The Panasonic uses inverters. Other mics use coils and transformers. Defrosting is amazingly quick, and our Panasonic doesn't overcook thin edges while defrosting because it isn't running short periods of 100% to approximate 50% cooking power. Defrost is truly a real, efficient defrost. Think of it more as "true digital" power versus convection. This unit isn't a convections it, and neither is the price. Extremely efficient though. We are amazed at how perfectly it handles reheat of leftovers without leaving hard spots. Very pleased with this unit!