What is the difference between the retro trencher and the regular classic trencher?
1110718
I'm not sure what "the regular classic trencher" is or suppose to be...but the "retro trencher" is NOT the original metal toy that the "old" Tonka made...It's all a play on words to me...false advertising
1212700
This one is much more efficient than the classic, which I just replaced. I thought the old/classic one was pretty good at cleaning up debri in my underground pool, but this one is at least twice as good! I doubt it's the suction that is that much more improved but the design of the unit itself that allows it to get to all those hard-to-reach areas. This is my third Kreepy Krauley since 1997 (the original one came with the house I bought that year) and I couldn't be happier with the purchase. The last one had several parts wearing out and the cost of replacing it by piece didn't make sense. So I sprung for this one. This one is much more efficient than the classic, which I just replaced. I thought the old/classic one was pretty good at cleaning up debri in my underground pool, but this one is at least twice as good! I doubt it's the suction that is that much more improved but the design of the unit itself that allows it to get to all those hard-to-reach areas. This is my third Kreepy Krauley since 1997 (the original one came with the house I bought that year) and I couldn't be happier with the purchase. The last one had several parts wearing out and the cost of replacing it by piece didn't make sense.... » Read More This one is much more efficient than the classic, which I just replaced. I thought the old/classic one was pretty good at cleaning up debri in my underground pool, but this one is at least twice as good! I doubt it's the suction that is that much more improved but the design of the unit itself that allows it to get to all those hard-to-reach areas. This is my third Kreepy Krauley since 1997 (the original one came with the house I bought that year) and I couldn't be happier with the purchase. The last one had several parts wearing out and the cost of replacing it by piece didn't make sense. So I sprung for this one. « Show Less
291578
No difference. I have seen this before. Why a different model number is unknown. I bought at least 5 of these for family members with some different colors and all have been very durable and no issues with any of them. Everything you need for a key or pocket tool or backup pocket /purse. I use my large leatherman more but this is small enough that you will carry it and have something when you need it.
1369105
More same than different. The new UE model (this one) is 1.5 inches taller and half an inch deeper. The handle makes up the bulk of the extra height which the old one didn't have. The driver configuration is almost identical, 2 tweeters, 2 3inch woofers, and slightly bigger 2.5" passive radiators (old one had 2" radiators). The sound is near identical except the new one has more bass because of the larger radiators. The price went up quite a bit from $150 to $250 MSRP. I own the old one and still very satisfied with its low/mid/high balance. If you don't mind the lack of a handle and buying used, the old fine is a great deal.
1500447
I've had the older version of Rotodent and got 16 years out of it. They changed the style of brush on this and they made it a "non-direct" electrical recharging base which is why the older one went bad (the electrical connections rusted out due to water)....so i'm completely satisfied with the new improved version.
1217820
All the trenches have male & female ends that will slide together to form a continuous trench as long as you want it. It came with a cap for one end. I believe I ordered an additional transition piece to tie it into the corrugated field drain. It worked very well and is quite rugged.
886487
The only difference, per Omega, is the auger. The auger on the 8004 and 8006 is apparently stronger. This allows them to extend the warranty from 10 years to 15 years.I own this 8003 and am very happy with it. I don't see the need for the more expensive auger.
1517260
The Classic 76 is a great professional clipper....but it is not a fine trimmer. Do not buy this as a shave type trimmer
1098358
The trenches hook up allot in grass and dirt and don't seem to wear out. Also flip the car back big time. Witch is annoying. The badlands are excellent in gravel and harder surfaces then the trenchers. But they wear faster.
672856
You answered it Wil. The weight expansion is the only difference I can see. The classic tops out at 70lbs whereas the elilte can top out at 130lbs
1027536
Proline trenchers although they are more expensive they work well as I own a sc10 as well just make sure they are 12mm hexes as that is the standard for 1/10 scale rc vehicles
1471530
There are subtle differences. If you look at images of both, you'll see that the tactical model has a "resettable zero" on the stalks. That way you can dial your scope in, and then set the stalk numbers to "0", and adjust for windage or elevation in the field. The Standard model of these two does not have this option. You dial your scope in and that is your set "0". It doesn't give you the option to dial it according to changing conditions. You'll need to do a "hold over" for the standard model.
1669010
Not sure what the difference is but I love the Classic! I use it all the time.
401101
Actually the one listed has a smiths matt, that shows the detailed breakdown of an AR, set of punches, and some sort of aerosol of cleaner or maybe lube.As to the difference between the actual tool I couldn't tell a difference
2016261
According to the website, its just different packaging. The tool is the same in either case, go with whichever is cheaper
1416382
From the pictures, it looks like the 'P' version would come with a few extra attachments. I think the other answers here would not be able to tell you the difference unless they specifically ordered both.
1369591
All of our bushman axes are generation 2.The major difference is metal composition,and the wedge that holds the shaft into the head.You can tell the difference in that Gen2 uses a metal wedge.