What is the difference between the Scooba 450 and 390?
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The 450 is the latest unit and it is easier to clean and also vacuums when cleaning. By what I have read about the 390 they have issues with leaving water and cleaning them out. the 450 so far has been brilliant. It cleans the floor so well it shines. So far I am very impressed with 450. Hope it helps.
136952
I have a 750, but it apears to me that it will work on your 450. It looks like the same connection. Hope this will help you.
1635371
I use the Alien Bee 400. I would actually like a bit more power, though, so I'd say go for the 800. Paulcbuff.com!
113240
I use them as mains any ware it could use the srm450's, and they sound better and can fill the hall better. The 450s were 450wats so even though they have 12" driver the don't put out as much sound, that's why the new srm450v3 have 1000wats and 2 channel control, they were getting blown out of the water by the QSCs.
267194
Specs are not listed correctly then. The 400 is about double the capacity of the 270. Maybe research Jora directly.
245885
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.
1806267
Don't know the exact differences but look at the reviews. Swivel Sweeper goes back to 2009. Max is the current version of the product.
1856074
If the 370 looks like the 390, It is exactly the same, very good. The color is different.
1075768
The 352 has a 25 foot cord, the 356 (professional) is 30', the hard floor tools are different. The 356 has a microfiber 'dust pad' that goes over the hardwood floor attachment. The 352's hard floor attachment has a 'V' shape to funnel debris no pad, but it does have a duster attachment both available to purchase separately. The dust cup on the 356 is larger and the overall machine is 2 lbs heavier then the 352. 356 also comes with a bag for the tools where my 352 did not. The other tools all appear to be the same on both models. They both run the same amps and can be converted into canister mode as well, but are aesthetically different.
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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.
255993
I strongly suspect they are the exact same device; the only difference I know of specifically, is that the Satechi version was available first. (I would have bought the Scosche version, otherwise, since it presently costs about $9 less than the Satechi.)
1004493
They appear to be the same. However, they are sold by different vendors, so perhaps that is difference. I do believe the 45113 has replaced the 45013, but the specs should be identical.
1432247
Definitely go with a Braava. The Scooba is an older design that doesn't work as well.
1856075
My new 390 holds a charge much longer than my old 290 and I am very happy about that.
964730
The 860 is very thin (1.5 inches or less I think) and has cinesmooth. The 650 has cinesmooth as well. I think those are the only two with it. The 650 is thicker - at least twice as thick I think.
1699656
The 390 is a hard-surface floor washer, with a built-in vacuum that vacuums up the dirty water as it washes. It does not dock itself like the Roomba vacuums, but must be manually re-charged. It is not for carpet, and in my experience not really suitable for hardwood floors either - it's just too wet unless the floor is really well sealed; works good on linoleum or tile. It will not replace a Roomba for vacuuming. The Scooba is actually a washer, with a spinning brush; the Mint (now Braava) is a wet/dry mop, like an electronic Swiffer. We use the Mint on our hardwood kitchen and hearthroom floors, and the Scooba for the entry and hallway tile; both have their place.
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The 290 uses a large 3/8th inch chain, the powersharp uses small 3/8th, the stihl mount is different between the two. So no, unless you can get an oregon small 3/8ths bar with the large stihl mount. Dont think so...