Your very welcome and glad I could help. I like mine because they are easier for me to read Just my opinion.windyhill4.2 wrote:07roadstar .., thanks for the tip on where to purchase the magnehelic.When I noticed it was Moses B. Glick & I see their ad in the Lancaster Farmer every week ,i decided to call them direct. Got 2 magnehelic's shipped here for $51.00
Dwyer Model 25 or Dwyer Magnehelic 2000-00?
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07roadstar
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I now have both the Dwyer Model 25 MKII and the Magenhelic 2000-00, and I may be the first to say this, but I actually prefer the Dwyer Model 25 MKII. If the Magenhelic is not mounted perfectly vertical it will not read the correct value for draft. It is not anywhere near as forgiving. It is also smaller and in my opinion not as easy to read at a distance. I may end up with both installed side by side for awhile to give the magnehelic more of a fair shake.