CC257 vs. CS257

brentodog Posted 2005-03-26 3:33 PM (#157777) Subject: CC257 vs. CS257 Joined: March 2005 Posts: 3 Location: california I just bought a cc257......... does anyone know the difference between a cc257 and a cs 257? willard Posted 2005-03-26 6:33 PM (#157778 - in reply to #157777) Subject: Re: CC257 vs. CS257 Joined: November 2002 Posts: 1300 Location: Madison, Wisconsin One has a "C" in the part number and the other has an "S"? Just wanted you to know that people are reading your post. Give it a few days and someone will probably know the real answer. puddnheadwilson Posted 2005-03-26 7:00 PM (#157779 - in reply to #157777) Subject: Re: CC257 vs. CS257 Joined: January 2005 Posts: 91 Location: Valparaiso, FL Isn't usually that a code for "C"= cedar and "S"= spruce? TexasDoc Posted 2005-03-28 11:13 AM (#157780 - in reply to #157777) Subject: Re: CC257 vs. CS257 Joined: December 2004 Posts: 1116 Location: Keller, TX Then what is the difference in the CC057 and the CK057? C=Cedar, K=Kevlar??? ;-) BruDeV Posted 2005-03-28 6:00 PM (#157781 - in reply to #157777) Subject: Re: CC257 vs. CS257 Joined: January 2003 Posts: 1498 Location: San Bernardino, California Koa? willard Posted 2005-03-28 6:26 PM (#157782 - in reply to #157777) Subject: Re: CC257 vs. CS257 Joined: November 2002 Posts: 1300 Location: Madison, Wisconsin Do I really need to go thru this again? One of them has a "K" and.....