MEASURING WHEEL

[Strawbridge Lawn]

Did some searching for a web site that offer good quality distance measuring wheels. The cheapest I have found is 99 bucks.. Anyone know of a place where I can get a good one for less?
Thanks in advance

[Runner]

Home Depot or Lowes. I paid about 70 bucks for mine at a surveying and engineering supply store, and now I see them for about 50.

[Davis TLC]

I got mine at Lowe's. If I remember right it was under $50. Works great, has a collapsable handle so it fits in the tool box easier.

[GroundKprs]

Check these online suppliers for a good overview. Also can request catalogs from each:

http://www.amleo.com
http://www.gemplers.com
http://www.benmeadows.com
http://www.forestry-suppliers.com

[Skookum]

Quality Farm and Fleet - $59.00
TSC - Tractor Supply Co. - $69.00

[HOMER]

If your not going to use it a whole lot, like me, go to Lowes and buy the el-cheapo model. It has a small wheel which isn't real great across grass but for measuring beds and such it works fine. Mine was $29.95!!!!!!!

[Strawbridge Lawn]

Thanks all. Amazing how much time you can spend in a Lowes and Home Depot and NOT see something!. Appreciate the links also will check them out.

[Mark]

I purchased the big-wheel at TSC its been several yrs, but i think it was around 60 dollars. Works fine and its quick. But like Homer says if you don't use them much a cheapie is fine. Marks Mowing Service

[cut-rite]

Harbor freight tools has the small weel one ,it's $12.00. Works O.K. I have a big one in my work truck and keep the little one in my pickup, that way when people ask for an estimate I always have a weel.

[Sammy]

I got mine at Lowes, about $50.00

[AltaLawnCare]

I got my wheel from Northern Tool. The catalogue store just opened a branch up near where I live. It costs around $80.00 but seems to be well made. It is bright orange and has a fold up handle as well as a BIG wheel.

[nlminc]

I bought the same one from Northern Tools it really holds up well. I was always breaking my cheap ones from being tossed around in the trucks.

Chris