What is the difference in control/comfort between the 5/8" width or the 1" width?
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Everything!! We have goldens.... There is no way the skinny width would work without harming the dog. It is also much easier to bite thru the narrow one.
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I believe this depends on the weight and size of your dog. For example, a dog over say 30lbs would be more comfortable with a wider 1 inch harness so that It does not dig into his fur and cause discomfort. My dog is 55 lbs now and I use the 1 inch harness. Anyone else have any thoughts on this?
754653
It's the chain thickness. 1/8 is slightly thicker than 3/32. You can use 1/8 chains with 3/32 cogs, but not the other way around.
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They are 1" wide prior to cushion compression. (measured from installed pieces)
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John, I cant speak to the difference, aside from the obvious, 9" is thinner than 11", but I can tell you IMHO, that the 10" is simply amazing. Possibly the nicest mattress I have ever purchased really.
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I do not know,but for me this size is normal and comfortable for use.And Yes,it is making the styling more easy and taking less time.
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Hey RobertFrom image itself I don't see there is much difference... I guess 8x42 having only one type so you should be good to purchase the other one @180$. I got it in 150$ while massive discounts going on Amazon and even I got 50$ rebate coupon from Vanguard so it same in 100$ .I hope I answers your question
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The Ditra handbook will explain this better than I can, however the 5/16" Ditra XL provides better strength in all situations than the 1/8". I would never use the 1/8" alone over a subfloor of 3/4". The 1/8" works good where there is layers of sub flooring in remodeling situations. The 5/16" Ditra XL is perfect over a 3/4" subfloor and allows tile to be even with abutting floors such as hardwood without any thresholds or transition strips. The Ditra Mat is a great product and as a tiling contractor I use it whenever possible.
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The head tube inside diameter can not be 1-1/8.A 1-1/8 headset is for a 1-1/8 fork or steer tube outside diameter. Hopefully this answers your question.
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Avoid the 12 inch st all costs to firm. The 8 inch is much better. The warranty is pointless by the way
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I had originally ordered the 1.5" and ended up ordering the 1", the 1.5 measures 5" around (circumference) the 1" measures 3.5" I hope this helps you decide :-)
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hmm. i can't imagine the 1/8" difference but i think it would work best with it flush. the good news is -- it's inexpensive, it's a really good product and if by chance, it doesn't work (due to the 1/8" diff) there is no huge loss. it could work, though! good luck.
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I haven't noticed any difference. I have the clear one and it has that nice no slip grip. I set mine on the arm of my leather recliner and it will not move unless I move it.
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Hi George, It's really personal preference but I would stay with the 27 X 1-1/4. When running a wider tire than recommended it tends to move on the rim when cornering . On low pressure applications this isn't a problem because the tire flexes but at high pressure applications the tire can't flex and can break the bead causing a blowout or flat.
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It seemed to me the 8" would have better support. It's comfortable to sit on and to sleep on. It was a little hard to fold up the first time, but after that it was fine.
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Not sure what you mean by "1.5 guard" but it has these guides:No. 1/2 (1.5mm or 1/16")No. 1 (3mm or 1/8")No. 2 (6mm or 1/4")No. 3 (10mm or 3/8")No. 4 (13mm or 1/2")No. 5 (16mm or 5/8")No. 6 (19mm or 3/4")No. 7 (22mm or 7/8")No. 8 (25mm or 1")Hope this helps.
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1 1/8 refers to the inside diameter of the steer tube. If there is a question then its no question.Pull off your stem and measure the steer tube.
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Yes, the 10 inch is actually softer, we have both 8 and 10 inch. I personally prefer the firmer 8 inch, though