What is the difference between model YBWA &amp; B hand operated ball winders and who is the manufacturer?
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Ball winder A will clamp onto a larger surface than B. I have B and I clamp it onto my built in breadboard and it works fine.
1982302
No, Hitachi makes the HV-250R. Vibratex produces the HV-260. The notable differences are: the "original" 250R is a 20-watt device versus the 260's 10-watts, the 250R says "Magic Wand Hitachi" near the speed selector (the 260 says "Magic Wand Original"), the speeds on the 250-R are labelled "H" and "L" (260 says "I" and "II") and the package on the 250-R says "Hitachi Magic Wand" (260 says "Magic Wand Original"). It's widely believed that Vibratex is/was Hitachi's American distributor and Hitachi no longer makes the 250R due to not wanting their name associated with ad adult toy. So Vibratex makes the 260 as the 250R's successor. There was a story I read online in my research but I am unable to locate it again to link it here. No, Hitachi makes the HV-250R. Vibratex produces the HV-260. The notable differences are: the "original" 250R is a 20-watt device versus the 260's 10-watts, the 250R says "Magic Wand Hitachi" near the speed selector (the 260 says "Magic Wand Original"), the speeds on the 250-R are labelled "H" and "L" (260 says "I" and "II") and the package on the 250-R says "Hitachi Magic Wand" (260 says "Magic Wand Original"). It's widely believed that Vibratex is/was Hitachi's American distributor and Hitachi no... » Read More No, Hitachi makes the HV-250R. Vibratex produces the HV-260. The notable differences are: the "original" 250R is a 20-watt device versus the 260's 10-watts, the 250R says "Magic Wand Hitachi" near the speed selector (the 260 says "Magic Wand Original"), the speeds on the 250-R are labelled "H" and "L" (260 says "I" and "II") and the package on the 250-R says "Hitachi Magic Wand" (260 says "Magic Wand Original"). It's widely believed that Vibratex is/was Hitachi's American distributor and Hitachi no longer makes the 250R due to not wanting their name associated with ad adult toy. So Vibratex makes the 260 as the 250R's successor. There was a story I read online in my research but I am unable to locate it again to link it here. « Show Less
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This newer model has a 6.5 amp motor. Your model has a handle which can be screwed into either side. This newer model has a handle with a yoke that fits over the housing. This handle can be installed on either side and can be rotated and set at any angle through 360 degrees.
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I have not compared them. I bought a Waring because of the brand name . The Masterbuilt's name is not one that I recognize as makers of kitchen appliances. They use the "Butterball" mark as part of their name. I suspected that this was a blatant use of a trademark not authorized by the famous Turkey company.The Waring machine is well built, but could still benefit from some design improvements.
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I can't tell you what the differences are as I am not acquainted with those models. However I love the one I have. It has plenty of power and is very user friendly. Switches easily for different cleaning needs. I have no regrets with this vacuum.
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There is not much difference with the exception of size. The metal case is more compact, the ports have their usage lights integrated into the ports themselves, while the power cord is on the opposite side. The newer one is more for a compact space where you need to unplug the cords often, as the plugs face you. While the older model is the home office version, all the plugs are in the back, and the usage lights are on the front. The older model is quite wider too. I am pleased with the older model and find no reason to desire a newer model(bg) Hope this helps you.
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The lever action is plastic, as is the trigger assembly. I checked all of these parts with a magnet. Hope this helps.The old Rogers, Arkansas B B Gun is a thing of the past.
218012
They seem to be the same except for the gray color of the box (was gold color) and the inside wiring went from the screw connections to the friction connections. The old rotor controller works fine with this new model if you don't want to use the remote rotor controller that came with the new model. I can't think of anything other differences. I wish Channel Master would not discontinue making this model. I had the original model for about 35 years without any problems until "Sandy" hit and the strong winds stripped the gearing making the antenna a wind vain.
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We bought a. Three tier metal spinner with corkscrew and ball. Runs 24/7 for 8 months. No issues. (Maui wind spinner)
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I'm not sure. It looks like the B3 from nationalwalkingsprinkler.com, except this one says it's made in Canada. The National is made in the US. The National model is $30 cheaper.
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If you look at the Blick.com web pages, you will see that the elite is claimed to have a different cutter, or maybe two cutters, and adjustable stops for the cutter travel. The latter are said to be for "production" cutting. I have not felt the need for any of these. I would pay more for a ball bearing cutter travel, but I think that is only available on a more expensive unit.
1240528
The brushless models usually have "Brushless" on the handle. I don't see that on the model shown.
836010
Oh wait so sorry. I just looked at my manual and the one listed is the Wg160 and the wg167, Not the the wg165. But what I said earlier about the wg160 still stand. I love mine. All my neighbors now own one. I am now looking at getting the blower. I got a link to the manual too hope it helps. https://www.worx.com/Assets/WorxManuals/WG175.pdf
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I've been told by a sales rep that Waba Fun supplies Brookstone.It is the same manufacturer
1366759
When I received the product packaging it stated it had a Ferrari motor. I cannot respond about the difference in the sizes but the mid-size is an excellent blow dryer. I like mine really well. Mine still works like it is brand new after having it for over a year. I'm not disappointed at all in this purchase.
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Mine is sold under the name of RYOBI. It's made by Techtronic Industries, 1428 Pearman Dairy Road; Anderson, SC 29265; (800) 860-4050. RYOBI is a subsidiary of Techtronic Industries Co., Ltd. Website: ryobitools.com. We used ours for the first time today and my wife immediately took it away from me (after I had assembled it and set everything up). The pressure is enough to do injury, but not like more powerful units. It easily cleaned our cars and driveway, the latter of which had compacted blossoms from a cherry tree in our front yard. That was impressive as we've always had to do some hard work to clean the driveway. Good unit, very well built, powerful without being too powerful.
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Now, here is a kicker. On BH site it shows as DISCONTINUED! So what's the replacement if it's the case? I was hesitant to pull a trigger a couple of weeks ago when price was around $435 and obviously have missed the opportunity. However, if this is already an old model, I am very interested in a replacement.