Anyone identify this??
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Brokenarrow
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Anyone identify this??
One of my guys mother found this, someone left it on her ranch in north Texas. I googled it and it just said they manufacture testing equipment. It is a 30meter fiberglass tape ( marked in centimeters ) on a spool with an electronic probe of some sort on the end. Any of you guys ever use one of these, or have a clue what it's for??
'68 SWB f100, 401ci FE/C6, '68 Mustang fastback (restoration in progress)
2013 F150 KingRanch (ecoboost), '48 8N tractor
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Re: Anyone identify this??
it seems to be a depth gauge for wells. http://www.slopeindicator.com/instrumen ... t-wli.html
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Re: Anyone identify this??
That's it, thanks. I searched but i guess you found a button I missedfordman wrote:it seems to be a depth gauge for wells. http://www.slopeindicator.com/instrumen ... t-wli.html
'68 SWB f100, 401ci FE/C6, '68 Mustang fastback (restoration in progress)
2013 F150 KingRanch (ecoboost), '48 8N tractor
"Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are."
— John Wooden
2013 F150 KingRanch (ecoboost), '48 8N tractor
"Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are."
— John Wooden