How does this model compare with the Earthwise model, which has far more reviews but it has been around longer.
1010094
Do not know the Earthwise model, cannot compare, just know I like my GreenWorks, it's light to handle does the job, and is easy to store! Hard to answer question!
1010095
Impossible to answer without owning both models for a comparative experience. Comparing the specs this model tills deeper and I think the heavier head weight may help in that instance. All I can say for sure is that I am very happy with this model so far and it has heavy use this spring with tilling, weeding, mixing in compost, and digging and prepping holes for tomato planting.
1010096
Hard to answer the question unless I've owned or operated both which I have not. Using the GreenWorks, however, is very easy and it does the job. More importantly, not only can I use it easily, but my wife can easily control it tilling her flower garden.
956241
This is a cheaper model. It is smaller and not as soft as the other one. We bought this one first trying to save a buck and ended up buying the original as well.Once word of caution with these seats. You will need to adjust you seat down or your legs may fall asleep. Both the wife and I have to either lower the seat of put a pillow under our feet if we are on an extended ride.Hope this helps.
930900
Yes we have used the cheaper one for years. we change in Jan and July Have heard the one is better, but we never saw a difference.
1781757
I would also go with the former model. This one has less thicknesses. It is sturdier because of what it is made of, but it doesn't do everything I would want it to.
1925878
If you go to the Britax website, they give you a chart that compares the features of all their models. This one has just a few more "bells and whistles" than some of their other versions when it comes to safety/convenience/comfort. I chose this one because of that, and also because several of my friends have this model and are very happy with it. So far, so am I. It seems incredibly soft/comfortable plus I know the safety of it is top notch.
956237
This is a cheaper model. It is smaller and not as soft as the other one. We bought this one first trying to save a buck and ended up buying the original as well. Once word of caution with these seats. You will need to adjust you seat down or your legs may fall asleep. Both the wife and I have to either lower the seat of put a pillow under our feet if we are on an extended ride. Hope this helps.
477802
Buy the next one up, the higher model is a way better design. They grab deep roots very we'll. believe me for the least amount of pain spend the extra money!
1202220
It appears to be an improved model. The theory is good but it has obviously not worked for me outdoors. Either it is not working properly or some bigger and smarter animal is reaching in over the charger plate and robbing it without being shocked. Could be raccoons or feral cats. I would like to try it indoors but I don't have that type of problem.
1403864
The more expensive model has two different firmness levels. The side with smaller cubes is more firm than the side with larger cubes. I find it helpful to switch when driving very long days.
599307
We have had ours for years and love it! It does OK going over the soft sand, though it is easier on a hard surface.
2242428
We have been very happy with the unit and are considering getting another one. I haven't used other makes/models so I can't give you a comparison.
1775267
No. The model we had for many years was better than this one. I think this one has really been cost reduced.
1085680
i did some hard thinking on this one. my 1st one died after 5 years. maybe i shouldn't have kept it outside in the winter. this machine is a sleek design. cleans twice and fast and twice and well. i love this machine easy to empty and to clean there are 2 bags that are very solid. the extras that come with it are a little lighter but i expect to get @ least 5 good years out of the original bags. the only thing i would be aware of is that if you have a lot of leaves you might be wise to scoop up most of them since the bags can only hold so much debris.in the end. i have to say that the price is very good. i would recommend this product and the distributor who delivered it within a week. good luck. i did some hard thinking on this one. my 1st one died after 5 years. maybe i shouldn't have kept it outside in the winter. this machine is a sleek design. cleans twice and fast and twice and well. i love this machine easy to empty and to clean there are 2 bags that are very solid. the extras that come with it are a little lighter but i expect to get @ least 5 good years out of the original bags. the only thing i would be aware of is that if you have a lot of leaves you might be wise to scoop up most of them since the bags can only hold so much debris.in the end. i have to say that the... » Read More i did some hard thinking on this one. my 1st one died after 5 years. maybe i shouldn't have kept it outside in the winter. this machine is a sleek design. cleans twice and fast and twice and well. i love this machine easy to empty and to clean there are 2 bags that are very solid. the extras that come with it are a little lighter but i expect to get @ least 5 good years out of the original bags. the only thing i would be aware of is that if you have a lot of leaves you might be wise to scoop up most of them since the bags can only hold so much debris.in the end. i have to say that the price is very good. i would recommend this product and the distributor who delivered it within a week. good luck. « Show Less
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I've owned a Toro 1800 for 8 years, and just bought a Greenworks 26032. I just tried it out. I was a big fan of the Toro, but I think the GreenWorks is better built, and given that it's cheaper and has a longer warranty, I think it's a no-brainer. The only reason I'd consider the Toro if I were buying another now is its lighter weight--it's pretty amazing what it can do for its small size and weight. But that's only an issue for smaller people who might have trouble handling the 37 lb Greenworks, and would have an easier time with the 24 lb Toro.
524256
The illustration is of an older model - it does matter. The current models are significantly improved. That aside, absolutely yes, regardless of your level of experience. Get the current version, and you may still be using then as a journeyman.Upon closer examination, I realize that these are the up-to-date models. Enjoy...
1855131
Of all of the models and we have had since the first came out in the 70's this is the most stable and it should last w/ care and wiping out reservoir after use long ger than the 2 year warranty which comes with this model. The vertical flosser with a limited tank size and minimal pressure is NOT RECOMMENDED by us. Dr. Harold Z.
612217
the model obviously hasn't changed much. Only one problem, the leg was broken on the unit and I have not yet gotten a resolution to the issue.