Rolatape MM-6.6 Series Measuring Wheels
Tough,
All-Purpose Measuring Wheels for
Long Distance
Measuring Applications
 Nothing
measures the "back 40" better than the
Measure Master MM-6.6 Measuring Wheels.
Built of strong tubular steel to measure acreage,
the MM-6.6 also handles row measurements and trenching applications.
With a 6-foot, 6-tenths of a foot circumference,
this wheel really eats up the distance. And its silver powder coat steel
wheel makes it go the distance in style. Accuracy and reliability... the
MM-6.6.
 MM-6.6
Series Applications:
- Acreage Measurements
- Row Measurements
- Trenching
Introduced in the 1960's the Measure Master® Commercial Series
Measuring Wheels were designed to handle the needs of professionals and
homeowners alike. While maintaining our focus on quality and accuracy,
the Measure Master® Commercial Series features an axle driven counter
that adds in forward and subtracts in reverse. The Measure Master®
Commercial Series is priced right with quality that beats the
competition.
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Rolatape MM-6.6 Series Measuring
Wheels |
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FEATURES |
BENEFITS |
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Large 6-foot, 6-tenths of a foot
circumference wheel |
Accurate measuring through the roughest
terrain |
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Steel wheel surface |
Rolls smoothly through grass and soil |
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Molded polycarbonate 5-digit counter |
Records to 10,000 increments with
convenient push-button reset |
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Insert-and-Lock handle |
Transport and storage is easy with the
unique, Insert-and-Lock handle |
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Specifications |
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Model |
MM-6.6 |
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Measure Units |
6-Feet, 6-Tenths of a foot |
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Counter |
Single |
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Counter Limit |
10,000 Increments |
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Wheel Circumference |
6-Feet, 6-Tenths of a foot |
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Wheel Diameter |
25" |
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Handle Type |
Insert-and-Lock |
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Collapsed Dimensions |
29-1/4" |
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Extended Dimensions |
46-7/8" |
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Shipping Weight |
6 lbs. |
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NOTE: Due to varying field
conditions and operator usage, measuring wheels should only be
used as estimating tools.
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