Wagner vs McCulloch: Has anyone tried both?
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Yes, I did try both just this past week. I absolutely loved the wagner 905 - I even called the company to thank them for making a product such as this available to regular folks who like getting their ledges and edges and cracks and vent and tile and showers and door jambs and screens and windows and.. and...... everything clean! However, on day three of this binge cleaning, I apparently used too much force on the carpet attachment and the trigger broke, right where the parts attach and detach. I tried super glueing it back but of course that did not work. SO... back to the drawing board. i found a couple reviews that sung the praises of the mculloch, which is made by the steamfast company. (The difference between the two is that the mcculloch has a longer hose, and that comes in really handy if you are on a ladder outside cleaning windows.) Long story short, Amazon is allowing me to return the CUTE wagner, which is a terrific machine but just not quite that sturdy, and the very next day the mcculloch arrived. It is even more impressive! It costs more, but hopefully, it will live true to "with quality, you only buy once" truism. There are more attachments: especially handy is the small triangle one for scrubbing small areas. I detailed two cars and they came out like new! However, if you want to do carpet, neither of these machines is up to that. Instead, look into the Hoover SteamVac Carpet Cleaner with Clean Surge, model #F5914-900.
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I've used both. WM1000 is larger but easier to handle. They are different animals.
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The autoset feature of the miller was the selling reason why I spent the extra money over the Hobart. I've used both machines and there both great but the miller is worth the extra money. If your going to be welding structural you want to know your welds are penetrating to the depth they need to be. Without the auto set its sort of a crap shoot.
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Dunno. Sorry. One thing is clear: The Markwort Volcano costs about 4X what the Campell Hausfield costs. The reviewers seem to think it's a higher quality item. My sense is: I'd like Snap-on quality but settle for Craftsman as the better value.
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I have tried both, and they are both excellent pitchers. However this one is much better priced, I believe the Prodyne retails for like $19.99
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Yes it works very well. Be sure to get the heavy nap roller made specifically for the Wagner roller.
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I've never used the Wally, but it seems like pretty much the same thing. The Wally adds a tempo knob and somewhat longer record time. In my opinion, the biggest drawback for BOTH pedals is the single-button approach. It pretty much makes the pedal useless for live performance. If you want to jam along with yourself at home, either would be great. The JamMan Express (unlike the Wally) will run on batteries, but it eats them so quickly that you really must buy a power supply--it doesn't come with one.
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Hi Don - I have never used the product you reference so I can't make a comparison. Momma is very happy with Prevail so I haven't had the need to experiment.
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I have not compared these two products. Mine are as loud as any that I have tried. I have enjoyed mine.
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so does anyone have comparison experience --and if so which is better? i am ready to order and hope for some insight.
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These are quite different to the Riedel Vinum series. If you don't want to spend the money on Vinum, go with the Stolzle Classic Red wine glassware at a similar price. The Stolzle is a similar price point and almost indistinguishable from Riedel Vinum. They have a traditional "sound" or clink that you would expect from a thin crystal glass.
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I think you should choose a different model or brand I had trouble with this model 0515034 ProCoat the first week. Wagner would not honor the warranty, it is a throw away model.
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Yes, they are better, actually much better. The definity's are quite "wobbly" and when you're training for planche (pushups with your legs in the air...unsupported) like I am, you want a product that feels solid - the Gorilla stands are very well made and very solid and surprisingly light weight. You will know the difference if you get them - if you're looking for assurance so you don't waste money, I can assure you they are better as I have both - I have been using the gorilla stands frequently with no issues at all.
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I am wondering the same exact thing. The Schleich castle is 100 dollar and it is not that impressive. The Melissa & Dough Deluxe Folding Castle is much more impressive. If anyone has used this castle in conjunction with the standard Schleich Knights ect., Please leave a comment about it. Thank you
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That is a hard question to answer requiring someone to know both amps very well. I will say this. This one is super cheap and is not really an amp but more of a practice tool when you require a cheap and small way to practice on the fly or in the bedroom. It is not loud, amazing or incredible in any way but it is far beyond acceptable for solo practicing at the price point and therefore hard to beat for the same price. But after having a look at the bacon and eggs amp, I would go with that instead as it has a dual purpose and can be used like a pedal. My guess is it will be close to the honeytone amp if you keep your expectations realistic. They are both for solo practice only it would seem. But hold on because it seems according to a few reviews that the bacon and eggs amp does not permit the distortion to be turned off and the volume can't be lowered or so reviews state but those could be wrong. If they are correct, then go with the honeytone amp. Good luck!
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i have not owned a Freud. I use my Oshlun just yesterday and it still give smooth cuts. I build lots of cabinets and love it.
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Check out Lindich "On Sound". He is syndicated in the Pittsburgh Post Gazette and the Minneapolis Star newspaper. He also has a blog with the same name. He rates both of these receivers with pros and cons.