Is there an inch amout to the graduation numbers on the level? Such as # 1 = 2in. or such?
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I've found one number equals one inch on our 2014 Keystone Cougar High Country 321RES. Best way is to check it yourself.
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Yes. The instructions tell you how much height is need at each one of the three low spots.
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No, that would depend on where your level is mounted and what axis points are utilized. It does have graduated lines.
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John, I don't think a little level like that would be able to tell you inches. I think that would depend on how long your trailer is, or whatever you are trying to level. I believe the numbers on the level are just for reference. The further out from the location of the level, where the jack is, would create the need for a math formula relating to the center of the level. This kind of math is beyond my pay grade ((-: My trailer is 15' from bumper to tongue and about 8' wide. I use the levels to show me if I need to use jacks on the sides and to set the tongue jack when the trailer is released from my truck. I'm never concerned about perfect level, just relatively level compared to unlevel ground. John, I don't think a little level like that would be able to tell you inches. I think that would depend on how long your trailer is, or whatever you are trying to level. I believe the numbers on the level are just for reference. The further out from the location of the level, where the jack is, would create the need for a math formula relating to the center of the level. This kind of math is beyond my pay grade ((-: My trailer is 15' from bumper to tongue and about 8' wide. I use the levels to show me if I need to use jacks on the sides and to set the tongue jack when the trailer is... » Read More John, I don't think a little level like that would be able to tell you inches. I think that would depend on how long your trailer is, or whatever you are trying to level. I believe the numbers on the level are just for reference. The further out from the location of the level, where the jack is, would create the need for a math formula relating to the center of the level. This kind of math is beyond my pay grade ((-: My trailer is 15' from bumper to tongue and about 8' wide. I use the levels to show me if I need to use jacks on the sides and to set the tongue jack when the trailer is released from my truck. I'm never concerned about perfect level, just relatively level compared to unlevel ground. « Show Less
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1" I put a ruler across the diameter and it looks like an inch and 2/16's ...but I doubt that would be a standard. I really think 1" is correct. But just for full disclosure.
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4mm is correct. the 1inch is probably for shipping concerns or because the form they were using only allowed inches and the smallest being 1" The product is actually only 4mm in thickness.
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I'm not sure,one inch maybe.But this is very good,I got 2 and I'm very satisfied.
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I don't know. I only but bars that say 1". I don't know about 1-1/8... 1" works perfectly
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The numerals are 2 inches tall by 1 1/2 inches wide. You can mount the sign either vertically or horizontally.
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The "stops" from lowest to highest. 1. 1" (Not using one of the "stops") 2. 4 " 3. 6" 4. 7" 5. 7 " 6. 8 " 7. 8 " 8. 9 "
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It has two horizontal and two vertical strips of graduations, and they are down to 1/8". The main grid throughout is 1" squares.
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Unfortunately the markings are in 1/2" increments, not 1/4". There is a ruler that shows smaller increments, down to 1/8", which helps. However I've gotten around this problem by notching a small mark with a knife in my most common 1/4" measurements (for instance 4 1/4") then rubbing in a little black paint. This has worked fine for me. I use this paper cutter extensively and think it is well worth the price. They should hire me as a spokesman :).
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1/2" is going to be tough. 1" is doable. (We use it for tile and love it. We snap lines on all our floors and this makes squaring so much easier. No need to snap a primary line to check room squareness, just use the laser...) Hope this helps.
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I am not sure about the size of the space for the numbers. I had opted not to use that space because I wanted big reflective numbers.
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Hello. They measurements "the numbers" are in the wrong order. They must be, L * W * H. Did everyone flunk 6 grade.
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The numbers are inside the negative space, the area around the number is what gets stamped with unique sized rectangles. They all vary, but roughly 2" is average height.
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I just measured some, and I got an ID of 0.11-0.12" or 2.75-2.9 mm. The stuff is not high-precision and is somewhat flexible, so these numbers are a bit rough.
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There is 1", 1.5", 2" and 2.5" If we can further assist you please let us know.
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No. The smallest is .5, then it goes to 1 and then 2, and so on. There aren't any half steps in between.
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1 3/4" high with a blue border that reduces the viewable area to about 1 1/2". The numbers are 1" high.