What is the difference between the "Arctic" and the "AgIon" blades?
671981
Arctic products don't have the antimicrobial coating of the Agion blades, though they are built of tough metal for longevity. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/list_6832836_type-blades-oster-hair-clippers.html#ixzz2nqVbFS9e
779680
NONE, that is good and bad. good because allot of different kinds of blades. bad, nothing is free.
181879
The augers on my snow thrower are solid disks like the top photo. The other photo is wrong. -mike
1046141
I've used both and had basically the same experience with both. Both work well and cut just fine. Handles on the both seem to be the same .The reason I bought this one vs. the other (a buddy who I backpack with carries the Sven) was this can take any blade.
663219
I have no idea. I don't recall any specific specs that came along with it and I don't recall coming across that particular info during my researching of the axe before purchasing it. I can tell you that I sharpened it after a few uses and it sharpened very nicely with minimal effort. After sharpening it and using it the edge was still very sharp after chopping a cord of wood, which tells me it a genuine hard, Metal in which Swedish made axes are known for. Hope this helps! Buy it, it's totally worth the money.
872808
I have both and there's really no difference. Blades are the same length and appear identical other than the color.
1338010
Just for clarification. They refer to it as an "auger propelled drive system". It moves through the snow with very little effort.
1120000
I don't know if there is any difference. However, the serrated blade is essential,so make sure your choice has this. I use mine all the time. It is my favorite garden implement.
376180
I personally have not noticed a difference in one side being more aggressive than the other. Neither with the Derby blades that came with the unit nor the Gillette Silver Blues I use now.
211357
The blade is made of plastic. It is an amazing tool for clearing snow. It is strong and sturdy and designed so that you do not hurt your back while using it. It is best for drier, fluffier snow.
2225428
The A is one blade from a bulk ten pack in plain brown sleeve. The X is a one blade retail pack. Exact same blade.
660533
I currently have both (Aggressor in Tundra and the 3-in-1 in Black) and am deciding which to keep. By all observations these two jackets are identical in size, build quality, stitching, insulation, waterproofness, etc.So much so, that it appears the only real differences are: 1. the available colors. Aggressor has Tundra or Tan. 3-in-1 has Black, Navy or Red. 2. the microphone molle at each shoulder on the 3-in-one jacket. There doesn't appear to be any justification for the 3-in-1's higher price. Guess you need to pay it if you want black. Would be nice if the outer shells and the fleece jackets were sold individually so you could mix and match the colors. I currently have both (Aggressor in Tundra and the 3-in-1 in Black) and am deciding which to keep. By all observations these two jackets are identical in size, build quality, stitching, insulation, waterproofness, etc.So much so, that it appears the only real differences are: 1. the available colors. Aggressor has Tundra or Tan. 3-in-1 has Black, Navy or Red. 2. the microphone molle at each shoulder on the 3-in-one jacket. There doesn't appear to be any justification for the 3-in-1's higher price. Guess you need to pay it if you want black. Would be nice... » Read More I currently have both (Aggressor in Tundra and the 3-in-1 in Black) and am deciding which to keep. By all observations these two jackets are identical in size, build quality, stitching, insulation, waterproofness, etc.So much so, that it appears the only real differences are: 1. the available colors. Aggressor has Tundra or Tan. 3-in-1 has Black, Navy or Red. 2. the microphone molle at each shoulder on the 3-in-one jacket. There doesn't appear to be any justification for the 3-in-1's higher price. Guess you need to pay it if you want black. Would be nice if the outer shells and the fleece jackets were sold individually so you could mix and match the colors. « Show Less
25305
I am not sure, but don't think so. I had an Atra years ago and the mounting bracket seems different. You may try searching on line for pictures of both or what the blades look like.
584546
I currently don't own this anymore. I upgraded to a gas powered Troy Bilt. When I did own this, I believe the blades were a hard rubber. I don't remember them being replaceable, but I could be wrong. It does okay in light snow. Anything with ice, a lot of snow, or packed snow this doesn't work well. If you just have a small area, this would be a good one to have
1571799
Yep, definitely get the GK or GKP if you can afford it. Either is far superior to any of Cold Steel's stamped metal blades, like the RK. Sure the less expensive blades have the protective coating, but once it wears off through sharpening and use, it is just as susceptible to corrosion if not more so. The GK and GKP are monster blades, light and durable, and if properly maintained either will outlive you.
1482965
The unit I received had the US standard blades. Sometimes the pictures may just be a representation of the product and not the actual product.
1599058
No it doesn't, but I picked one up at etrailer.com The blade works great. Last year we had a storm that dropped 2 feet of snow and I had no problem making big snow banks.