What is the difference between the Pool Blaster Max HD and the Pool Blaster Max CG?
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I am not sure of the difference but I would not recommend the pool blaster - we used it once and sent it back - all it did was move stuff around on the bottom of the pool
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I have only had 1 warranty replacement of the electronics since 2010.You definitely want to check it occasionally and make sure it is running freely or you will burn it up.The 1600gph pump is rated for pools up to 12800 gals,so if that one is close to that I'd recommend upgrading to the 2650gal pump.Also make sure to backwash it at least 1x/mo to get rid of blockage in the sand from use.I usually watch the pressure gauge and when it gets close to the red I backwash it.
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Honestly do not know. We ordered it and had to return it because the tech could not replace it. Best to check with a pool pro. Tom
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I have owned both and there really isn't any difference. I have owned 4 HAAN steamers. The first one I used until it fell apart and would give anything to have it back. The other 3 all broke in the same place, the water bottle system, and HAAN changed me to replace the mechanism each time, until I finally just returned all 3, ate the cost of replacement parts and bought another brand. Good luck.
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I don't know the difference. If one model is newer than the other, go with the newer model. Zoeller pumps are high quality. I have never had trouble with any Zoeller pump.
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I hope this will help. I have the Beckett 400 gph. The package I bought is Beckett crystal pond # 7300410. I had the nozzle kit from an older model Beckett pump that fit. It looks the same as the kit you are interested in.Should you opt for the Dp 400 pump just keep in mind that it is a small pump and needs to have weight added to the base to stop it from tipping over (place some rocks on it). I don't know the size of the pond you have but if it is large the filter will need to be cleaned often. The head of the nozzle tends to collect dirt and needs to be cleaned to keep the bell shape (however this is true with all of them.) I hope this will help. I have the Beckett 400 gph. The package I bought is Beckett crystal pond # 7300410. I had the nozzle kit from an older model Beckett pump that fit. It looks the same as the kit you are interested in.Should you opt for the Dp 400 pump just keep in mind that it is a small pump and needs to have weight added to the base to stop it from tipping over (place some rocks on it). I don't know the size of the pond you have but if it is large the filter will need to be cleaned often. The head of the nozzle tends to collect dirt and needs to be cleaned to keep the bell... » Read More I hope this will help. I have the Beckett 400 gph. The package I bought is Beckett crystal pond # 7300410. I had the nozzle kit from an older model Beckett pump that fit. It looks the same as the kit you are interested in.Should you opt for the Dp 400 pump just keep in mind that it is a small pump and needs to have weight added to the base to stop it from tipping over (place some rocks on it). I don't know the size of the pond you have but if it is large the filter will need to be cleaned often. The head of the nozzle tends to collect dirt and needs to be cleaned to keep the bell shape (however this is true with all of them.) « Show Less
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They are actually one in the same. I bought a 350 HD; nowhere on the box or the machine does it say HD. It does however have the HD screen in it which I'm sure is your concern. We have had this juicer for some time; it works flawlessly. We juice carrots, celery, beet greens, kale, apples, etc. Makes great tasting juice.
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It is exactly the same. I have eight of the older DCD-780's. I use them every day and love them. I have no issues with the chuck. The DCD 790 loses power when under a load at low speed. You can simulate this situation by holding the chuck and squeezing the trigger. It will die within a second as compared to the 10 or so seconds for the older model. I ordered several of them and returned them. I like the older version much better.
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Well the exact difference is one is carbon fiber and the other is aluminum. Aluminum tanks are much cheaper than carbon fiber so may be better for a player without the $ for carbon fiber. Aluminum is also heavier, so you see them more with woodsball players who run a remote. Generally they only fill to 3000psi so you get "less" air each fill. If you're starting out, on a budget, running a remote, etc. Aluminum may be a good choice. If you're going to be playing speedball competitively, its more $ for a lighter, longer lasting carbon fiber tank.
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Eugene, We replaced the EC65 with the EC65A. Our pool is an in ground. Hope this helps. bet
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I checked out my Fave YouTube pool video channel and he showed a DE60 quad, the filters looked the same size but I'm not sure if the material is the same as a Standard cartridge filter, mine is only cartridge, not hybrid DE. Looks the same but I'm not a pool pro. I suggest this channel search Mrdgvb1, helped me out. Hope this helps
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Honestly.... I do not know. I bought this in lieu of getting a new G3 and was very disappointed. I had a my pool professional try it too and he could not get it to work either. I would return it if you can. You will not be satisfied. They gave me a refund on mine and I got a new G3 and am very satisfied.
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Can't answer that question for you. but, I got the GOR866D heavy duty model for my husband and he is using it all the time and Loves it!! We took our grandson to the beach for the day and it was loaded and everyone stopped us to ask where we got it...sorry, I couldn't answer your question, but this one is great! He takes trash out with it weekly and is very handy for using around the yard.
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The CG is commercial grade; supposed to be stronger. I have the HD and it has worked great for me
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There is no difference. Waterboss just updated their production and renamed the 220 to the 700. Parts for both are interchangeable.
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They are different model types best viewed by looking at pictures of the two. The pump in style is a motor built into a bag -- thus making it seem rather bulky. At least the oldest versions required that the pump in style be plugged in for use. This might have changed in the newer model. The freestyle motor has been built into a portable machine that can be run on battery power outside of the larger bag. Personal experience with both models has me convinced that smaller and more portable (and more expensive) is not necessarily the best option. The freestyle has expensive spare parts ($15 for 2) that have to be replaced every 8-10 weeks. The comparable part of the pump in style can go for 4-6 months and he replacement cost is $7 for 7. The freestyle parts are hard to locate in stores -- thus making online ordering essential. The suction of the freestyle is inferior to the pump in style -- especially so when it is not plugged in. I used to pump with the freestyle and then the pump in style. It was always remarkable the amount of milk that could still be pumped when the freestyle gave all indications that there wasn't more to be had.
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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