I think it has both on the tape. At least I hope so.
--FT
On 8/8/16 4:48 PM, fmiser via Mercedes wrote:
Floyd wrote:
Speaking of Johnsons, my Big Johnson tape measures I have been in
love with for years have reached the ends of their useful lives.
These are by far the best tapes I have ever
> Floyd wrote:
>
> Speaking of Johnsons, my Big Johnson tape measures I have been in
> love with for years have reached the ends of their useful lives.
> These are by far the best tapes I have ever used, and have a belt
> clip that is very easy to use.
>
> http://www.ebay.com/itm/121789676960
>
Back when American tool companies made stuff in USA, I always preferred Lufkin
tapes to Stanley Powerlock. The rocker switch lock on the Lufkin didn't make the
blade creep back 1/8", and the Lufkin had a rubber bumper pad where the blade
hook hit upon retracting.
The ones I bought in the 1980s
Looks like a nice addition for my spydie belt. I need to get a holster
for a paint scraper.
-
Max
Charleston SC
On Mon, Aug 8, 2016 at 12:02 PM, Floyd Thursby via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
> Speaking of Johnsons, my Big Johnson tape measures I have been in love
>
Regards political signs, those coroplast signs make excellent bases for
lots of things -- under the car for sliding around (duct tape a few
together), bases under things (waterproof, somewhat padding), quick
boxes with some zip ties, liners for things, etc. I have repurposed them
with a bit of
I had a Stanley 30' x 1" tape that was great! I left it for my friend
the dozer op to use a few years ago because he was trying to level a
building pad without a tape. He left it lay on a window sill, and some
scumbag lifted it. I still miss that one.Now I just use the HF
freebies..
Speaking of Johnsons, my Big Johnson tape measures I have been in love
with for years have reached the ends of their useful lives. Dawn at
Johnson Level tells me the manufacturer (not them?) still sell them, but
it is a UK company called Fisco apparently. I guess Dawn does not like
Big
