what is the difference besides the weight between items45155 and 45153?
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Having only purchased the 45153, I can't really answer about the weight. But, they are not heavy. I purchased 4 of these and they are awesome. Perfect for what I needed.
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The 45155 is an R30 can which can hold larger and more powerful lights than the 45153, which is an R20 can. With the R20 cans, you seem to be limited to about 65 watt floods these days (with standard or halogen lights), whereas with the R30 cans, you can get 75 or higher. If you want high-power lights, you might consider the Amico E27 Light Lamp Bulb Flexible Extension Adaptor Converter, which can hold any light bulb because it has no outer can at all. (You have to like the look of it, which is unconventional, but with its long flexible neck it can do the best job of spot lighting wall art when powerful light is needed or wanted). The 45155 is an R30 can which can hold larger and more powerful lights than the 45153, which is an R20 can. With the R20 cans, you seem to be limited to about 65 watt floods these days (with standard or halogen lights), whereas with the R30 cans, you can get 75 or higher. If you want high-power lights, you might consider the Amico E27 Light Lamp Bulb Flexible Extension Adaptor Converter, which can hold any light bulb because it has no outer can at all. (You have to like the look of it, which is unconventional, but with its long flexible neck it can do the best job of spot lighting wall art... » Read More The 45155 is an R30 can which can hold larger and more powerful lights than the 45153, which is an R20 can. With the R20 cans, you seem to be limited to about 65 watt floods these days (with standard or halogen lights), whereas with the R30 cans, you can get 75 or higher. If you want high-power lights, you might consider the Amico E27 Light Lamp Bulb Flexible Extension Adaptor Converter, which can hold any light bulb because it has no outer can at all. (You have to like the look of it, which is unconventional, but with its long flexible neck it can do the best job of spot lighting wall art when powerful light is needed or wanted). « Show Less
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The 45155 is an R30 can which can hold larger and more powerful lights than the 45153, which is an R20 can. With the R20 cans, you seem to be limited to about 65 watt floods these days (with standard or halogen lights), whereas with the R30 cans, you can get 75 or higher. If you want high-power lights, you might consider the Amico E27 Light Lamp Bulb Flexible Extension Adaptor Converter, which can hold any light bulb because it has no outer can at all. (You have to like the look of it, which is unconventional, but with its long flexible neck it can do the best job of spot lighting wall art when powerful light is needed or wanted).
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Probably not that much, i use the R-20 version with an LED R-20 and it works great. Sorry but I don't know about the weights and it shouldn't make a difference.
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Someone entered it wrong into the Amazon system. If you notice one is 14oz with no pace between 14 and oz and the other is 14 oz with a space. Since there are different sellers I bet some of them entered it differently than others.
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It is the same machine as the 1100. I dont remember now why they are called differently. There was some change in the packing and I think one comes with a recepie book. other than that is the same 1100.
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The "shipping" weight of Delta 46-460 is 110 lbs and the Jet 1221 is 137 lbs. That's 27 lbs difference. I'm not sure there is that much difference in the actual wt of the lathe.
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Not all 20" wheels are the same, basically the 451 is for narrow bmx race bikes, wheel chairs, and recumbent bikes, maybe other things, too. The rim may have a sticker with the 451 on it. The 451 is actually a little bigger and not compatible with the other 20" rims. You must know what you have before buying tires and tubes.
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The only difference is the 36300 doesn't have an outside thermometer. And the weight difference would be the temperature probe and the wiring (although I just looked at the product pages and it seems like the listed weights are swapped (although the listed weights and measurements on Amazon are almost always wrong)). I got the 36500 and I'm pleased with it except for the fact that I think it should have an inside thermometer also (though I haven't seen any that do) and the fact that the map lights are incandescent rather than LED (and I just bought it last winter, that's very strange in this age of everything going LED), but they are easily changeable to LED (it's just a matter of finding a decent led replacement bulb (most of them are cheap china junk)).
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Hi Jason, I appreciate your questioning the disagreement between the two different weights. I'm thinking that it's a typo, because I can verify that the product weight is approx 89 lbs. and vs the 29 lbs. listed. I love my Stinger, it's an awesome floor jack with an excellent warranty backed by a solid company. Happy customer -- Bruce L.
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not certain but if the 90501 is the titanium office model then it has a larger dredge drawer
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I don't know.....you may have to look up on their web site. Ours was BL 12650H which seems like a really different #. There are so many models! Sorry if this is not helpful.
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i think its same item. c-typ112 is this camera item. 18485 is this gold "color" camera item number. it is same camera,,.
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The difference is quite a bit. The 4070 is a discontinued printer. Both are duplex wireless and color ( their last initials dictate this cdw). The 4570 and the 4150 both use the same engine and toner not sure about the 4070 engine but the duty cycle on the 4070 is quite a bit less per month on that model. If you are looking for cheaper and don't need a 60,000 page per month duty cycle I would go with the 4150 and not the end of life 4070. The page per minute is 30 on the 4570 and 21on the 4070, it is 25 on the 4150. All three have iprint. Good luck and happy shopping.
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Both the 40200H and 40300H have a helical head with HSS inserts instead of 2-3 full width blades, But the 40200H is heavier and tougher built. Just look at the weight of the machine and you will see that the 40200H is 95 lbs and the 40300H is 66 lbs. The 40200H has snipe lock and 2 threaded rods for height adjustment (and 4 smooth ones for support) whereas the 40300H has no snipe lock and 4 threaded rods. Also the 40300H spins at 10000RPM and the 40200H spins at 9000RPM (the only negative as far as I can see). The Steel City website titles the 40300H as 13" Portable Planer with Helical Head and the 40200H as 13" Deluxe Portable Planer with Helical Head. Both the 40200H and 40300H have a helical head with HSS inserts instead of 2-3 full width blades, But the 40200H is heavier and tougher built. Just look at the weight of the machine and you will see that the 40200H is 95 lbs and the 40300H is 66 lbs. The 40200H has snipe lock and 2 threaded rods for height adjustment (and 4 smooth ones for support) whereas the 40300H has no snipe lock and 4 threaded rods. Also the 40300H spins at 10000RPM and the 40200H spins at 9000RPM (the only negative as far as I can see). The Steel City website titles the 40300H as 13" Portable Planer with Helical... » Read More Both the 40200H and 40300H have a helical head with HSS inserts instead of 2-3 full width blades, But the 40200H is heavier and tougher built. Just look at the weight of the machine and you will see that the 40200H is 95 lbs and the 40300H is 66 lbs. The 40200H has snipe lock and 2 threaded rods for height adjustment (and 4 smooth ones for support) whereas the 40300H has no snipe lock and 4 threaded rods. Also the 40300H spins at 10000RPM and the 40200H spins at 9000RPM (the only negative as far as I can see). The Steel City website titles the 40300H as 13" Portable Planer with Helical Head and the 40200H as 13" Deluxe Portable Planer with Helical Head. « Show Less
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The Versacarry website does not mention the 445 at all. The diameter difference between a 44 and a 45 is 6mm (or .022 in to stay imperial). It might be snug but you might be able to file the versacarry down a little for a better fit.
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Great question, why hasn't the supplier addressed this? the grey 5 lbs are MORE than the 10 lbs? MORE than Twice as much even? Get it together supplier, im shopping elsewhere I guess. these are available at walmrt .
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I'm not convinced the specs are not identical. Although i haven't found separate charts to prove that. It really sounds like marketing numbers 17HP @ 4944 and 15.01HP at 4500RPM might be identical at both products if you find a curve for both products.
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There are size differences between the 2 inversion tables. The 9910 is smaller in size but weighs more and holds the same weight as the 9915. The price is an excellent price and is great
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The primary difference (and advantage) is the 1385's larger boiler, 64oz verses the 48oz of the 1375. The amount of water boiling determines the steady flow of steam you get. So while either model will operate at 4 bar/58psi, you can run steadily at a higher pressure with the boiler of larger capacity. In addition, the 1385 has 23 vs 20 accessories, for what that's worth. Be sure to visit McCulloch's website, it's easy to compare specs of all their models.