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Keson RR318N 3-foot RoadRunner Measuring Wheel

Keson RR318N 3-foot RoadRunner Measuring Wheel
Brand: Keson
Category: Home Improvement

List Price: $76.99
Buy New: $45.99
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New (17) Used (1) from $45.99

Seller: TooManyTools
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 17 reviews
Sales Rank: 640

Media: Tools & Hardware
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 6.9 x 12.5 x 30

MPN: RR318N
Model: RR318N
UPC: 052837008506
EAN: 0052837008506
ASIN: B0001VNYF6

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:
  • Heavy-duty, polycast, 3-foot, precision molded plastic wheel takes years of field abuse
  • 5-digit, easy-read, magnified counter (9,999 ft.) that subtracts in reverse.
  • Measures almost two miles without resetting.
  • Curved, telescoping handle adjusts to comfort level.
  • Time-proven designs with over a dozen years of continuous improvement.

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Product Description
Heavy duty, polycast wheel ; 5-digit, easy read, magnified counter (9,999ft, 11in); Measures almost two miles without resetting; Curved, telescoping handle adjusts to comfort level; 3' wheel circumference; Measures feet and inches; 6-year warranty


Customer Reviews:
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5 out of 5 stars This is Excellent   July 22, 2010
Dragonwort Castle
High quality, accurate, easy to use, durable, compact. Some reviewers complain about the stand being in the way but it is handy and very practical; take it off if you don't like it. I can't imagine there being a better, more convenient measuring wheel, and at such a low price, and free shipping.

Highly recommended!



5 out of 5 stars Best one I have used   July 9, 2010
Trent Allen (Mesa, AZ)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I have used 3 different types of wheel in my Real Estate Career. The first was a small wheel measurer, which was ok for use on concrete, and not so much on rough surfaces. The second I purchased was a large wheel like this one, and it worked for about 2 years, but was problematic the whole time I had it. The reset button on it never seemed to work right until one day it just broke and wouldnt reset it at all.

I finally purchased quality, and even for a decent price. The Keson measuring wheel seems to be very good quality. #1 it has a contoured handle, so your wrist doesnt get tired after extensive use. #2, it has a locking extension rod, which cant slip, and seems to be very good. #3, the reset button seems to work very well, and doesnt get stuck, and is very easy to see and use. #4, it has a nifty kickstand, which I have found I use all the time. It even can be used in rough, or rocky situations, unlike another posting which said you couldnt.

I have been very impressed with this tool since I purchased it! I measure properties for a living, ranging from vacant land (5300 acres) to small 1/8 acre lots with small homes. I measure square footage, and land area. I measure between 5 to 35 properties per month, and I am constantly using it. If anyone would know about a wheel, and the quality of one, it would be me. Take my word for it, as of now... I believe Keson to be a good quality tool for many different uses.

TA



5 out of 5 stars Excellent wheel with stand   May 9, 2010
A. Mandeville (Connecticut)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

Purchased this wheel for laying out utilities and boundry marking/locating. Most of the use has been gravel roads, woods, and some thick brush use. The whell is excellent for all but the thick brush use. The stand is most handy allowing me to stop and note my map or survey, was even able to use it on a hilly lot the other day and the stand still worked well. Also of note is the handle which is collapsable for storage and height adjustable (I'm 5'10 maybe 6ft in boots and it was comfortable). All and all an excellent whell and a steal thru Amazon at around $50.


4 out of 5 stars Does the job well   February 15, 2010
A. Kirby (Delaware)
This measuring wheel works better than others I've used with smaller wheels. It seems to be very accurate. And it is easy to roll over whatever terrain and not worry about the wheel getting caught or not turning.

What I might say are downsides, the wheel moves so freely that if you pick it up for whatever reason the wheel will continue to spin and therefore measure. Seems silly but its almost like it needs a "brake". You can push down the counter with your foot to reset, but its easier to do with your hand. But if you bring the wheel to you as opposed to bending over, you have to be careful that the wheel doesn't spin when you are setting it down. Counter is easy enough to read, but would be even better if the numbers were bigger. And kickstand works somewhat ok but really needs to be on a flat surface or it will still fall over.

Overall its a good purchase.



5 out of 5 stars Very reliable   November 3, 2009
Chaely Chartier (Ypsilanti, MI USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

This wheel replaced a few different digital ones that all went nuts and lost their accuracy completely within a few months of ordering them. The Keson has an analog counter which is way easier to deal with than the digital ones where I was always accidentally switching it from feet to meters, putting it on hold & so on.

The little kickstand is a great feature and makes it much easier to stop and make notes while measuring than having to set it down, stick it under your arm, or squeeze it between your knees in order to free up your hands. It barely takes any effort to flick the stand up and down.


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