How is the Road Pro model different from all the generic models available, besides the metal cup-holder pin?
2009393
I'm sorry. There is not enough information here for me to know which product this is.
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The earlier models used one hold down pin on the drivers side, the later models used two. Passenger side hold downs are the same. Later model mats will work in older vehicles, older mat designs will have a small bump over the locater pin in later model installations but will still function fine.
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FPPA is the model number for that specific attachment pack. All parts and packs have different model numbers.
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Yes this is the Pro version. There are three differences between the Pro & Standard - 1. Thickness the Pro is 0.105" thick 2. It has a non-slip foam backing 3. It has a stronger magnet. This model, sold by Amazon via iFixit is the Pro version as it meets all of these requirements. I visited the iFixit website for the info on the differences and then checked mine out when it came in. Hope that helps.
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This may be helpful, I bought a quick release plate TY-50 to replace the old one.Here's the link, SIRUI Arca-type Pro Quick Release Plate TY-50
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Yes, it does. The one I purchased was a gift for my brother-in-law that drives dump truck - so basically 8-5 job and it did not last long. Within a few months it quit working. That surprised me because I bought him one in the past and it lasted for 2-3 years. It was not a RoadPro that I purchased the 1st time. I cannot recall the name of 1st one, but i searched extensively for it and it was not made any longer so i purchased the Roadpro. So then he got another Roadpro - same model...and it did not fail within 3-4 months, so not sure if we just got a lemon the 1st time or not. I will say - he absolutely loved both the heating and the cooling feature - depending on time of the year. I hope this helps. Yes, it does. The one I purchased was a gift for my brother-in-law that drives dump truck - so basically 8-5 job and it did not last long. Within a few months it quit working. That surprised me because I bought him one in the past and it lasted for 2-3 years. It was not a RoadPro that I purchased the 1st time. I cannot recall the name of 1st one, but i searched extensively for it and it was not made any longer so i purchased the Roadpro. So then he got another Roadpro - same model...and it did not fail within 3-4 months, so not sure if we just got a lemon the 1st time or not. I will say -... » Read More Yes, it does. The one I purchased was a gift for my brother-in-law that drives dump truck - so basically 8-5 job and it did not last long. Within a few months it quit working. That surprised me because I bought him one in the past and it lasted for 2-3 years. It was not a RoadPro that I purchased the 1st time. I cannot recall the name of 1st one, but i searched extensively for it and it was not made any longer so i purchased the Roadpro. So then he got another Roadpro - same model...and it did not fail within 3-4 months, so not sure if we just got a lemon the 1st time or not. I will say - he absolutely loved both the heating and the cooling feature - depending on time of the year. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes, the only difference between the two models is the look of the handle and the yellow color on the controls including the lid lock. I verified this with the www.fagoramerica.com site. The representatives were very helpful - returned my call promptly - and followed up with an e-mail response.
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The professional model has plastic screws not the pop on ones. Update: sorry about that...it has the plastic pop on ones.
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Hey Health Nut, I feel your pain, the conclusion I came to is that they don't want you to know. They don't list the model #'s on their own homepage. I bought 3 of the 3512 only to find out a month later that my local parts dealer had them for $5 apiece cheaper. You might shop around locally and get a pleasant surprize, I wish I had. Good Luck.
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Its the same! It could be that the higher price one is a version thaats a year newer that may have brand new roads.I would not trust it because there are no buyers for that one. Its probably the same. Stick with the one I got. You will be very happy. Safe trip Jerry Steve A.
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Mine came from here on Amazon. I bought the lowest priced one available. It did not come with the cup holder, but the attachment bracket is on the cooler.
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Hi Rattler, according to the outside measurements, these pans would fit...however, I am not familiar with the Road Pro and I wonder if there is any "wiggle room" with the aluminum pans. If there is, according to the description, this would give a little extra room for the Norpro pan...the Norpro has a lip around the top that might cause a problem...also, they heat rather slowly compared to other pans, but they are beautiful....and sturdy! I guess I would recommend that you order one pan, and if it fits, go for it....they can be returned, so you would not be stuck with them. they are really nice for bread, hot dishes, or anything you want to heat in an easy to clean pan. Today we had stuffed peppers that I baked in the Norpro pan with an inverted Norpro pan as a lid. Worked wonderfully..Sorry I can't be more help to you....good luck....Marse
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I only own the "Professional" model. I have nothing to compare it with. But it works fine.
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I assume the pro model is more robust and for frequent or even professional pod casters, but I don't really know.
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None. It has to be the positive reviews and that the vendor thinks it can get a new asking price. It's the same thin metal clip and recessed pin with screw. I comment on the price in my review.
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It is a RAM device that has a thumb screw in the middle to secure a RAM mounting ball on either end. One ball is on the cup holder. Go to the RAM web site.
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It is different than the one I got. I'm not sure of the year of either model.