I had a 25' Stanley Fat Max for years but let it get wet to many times and all the sudden the number decals came loose for about 8 feet. Went to "Home Depot Lumber" to get a new one and found a package of two for about $25.00. I didn't really want two so thought I would find package of one for around $15.00 but when i got to tool section the choice was package of one for $25..00??? The only difference I could see was one was made in USA and Two were made in?????? so I opted for expensive one hoping quality was better. First thing that happened I lost the new tape measure either in small building area or somewhere out in the grass so regreted not going for "two for the price of one". Turns out my Polaris 4- wheeler has a way of swallowing anything I lay on seat at the back groove so I found My USA Quality Fat Max!!!!.I’ve still got a couple of Stanley Fat Max 35’s I used to measure roofs back when I was insurance adjusting. Occasionally even that wasn’t enough. A common trick was to attach a rubber ball to the end of a 100’ tape to give it enough weight to drop to the roof edge and to lay out straight for the measurement.
At our age the audience would point and laugh instead of running awayAs more weight usually follows size, it would be dangerous to clip that big of tape on my belt. When one is shaped like a penguin, pants tend to slip down, and with that much weight, it could be instantaneous.
Yup.Nothing but Stanley's for me for 45+ years pounding nails. 16,20,25,30,33,35 footers over the years.
It’s the measure of a man.Longest pocket tape measure I have ever seen
I think you got this in the wrong thread.
Yup ,I think you got this in the wrong thread.
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