Wheel Measure

Looking for a wheel measure. Cannot find one locally. If you know of a dealer/mail order company, please let me know. Thanks!<p>----------<br>--Disneyland on the Potomac - ICQ [icq]31223414[/icq]<br>www.go-emerald.com

 

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Home Depot $59.oo<br>My steps average 2.38 feet..free, now I can buy a book from Phagan or Nilsson.<p><p><font size="1">Edited by: toroguy

 

the one at home depot works great make sure you get one with a 12'' wheel so you can get through tall grass or ruff turf

 

Engineering supply companies also have wheels. I got one at SESCO in Fairfax. And do get one with the 12&quot; wheel. One type even has a built in calculator.<p>----------<br>Lanelle<br>

 

I got my 29.95 special at Lowes, it works fine for me! <p>Homer

 

Thanks for the replies. Living in cornfield county does have its disadvantages 8-(<br>But I sleep good at night. <p>----------<br>--Disneyland on the Potomac - ICQ [icq]31223414[/icq]<br>www.go-emerald.com

 

might get one from lesco if they are in your area. they cost a little bit more but they seem to be indistructable. might run around $ 50.00

 

frostproof.com big, little, electronic.

 

Wheel good for precise measurements but for rough ground, toroguy steps ...<p>Mark a distance of about 100 feet. Pace off normal pace, naturally, count paces, divide paces into 100 feet = your average pace. If you're draggin butt that day, try it a few times. Wheel is better on smaller lineal distances like shrub beds, when you are buying sod & materials, don't want left overs.<p>A-1<br>Nilsson Associates<br>Green Industry Consultants