How many yards in each spool?
1146371
I'm sorry I can't give you a d you to know approximately how much thread you get so I used one spool of black which I really don't need,and I put it on about 5 bobbins,a little l I figured its about 5 bobbins full,a little less. worth,for the price,I think its good.
71425
I may have it in next week. Check back then. I will at least have the 6lb 125yd spools
1807236
I have not used this product yet, but the spool says: 3/8" x 100'Hope this helps.
1108032
There should be a black and decker three pack of spools. Not sure of number.
1180984
did not actually measure but 330 foot = 110 yards. tape is thin but ok... yes price is right.
431392
100 yards = 300 feet. So if you're wanting 100 yards, that's the one you want.
400998
Reading off of the spool label it says: threadsRus On the bottom of the spools it reads: 100% Poly Embroidery Threads, 40wt 1100yards
2081404
Well, lets see. 800 inches (length), divided by 12 inches (1 foot)= 66.6 feet...Tape is 66.6 feet long...66.6 feet divided by 3 feet (1 yard)=22.2 yards...66.6
767314
In the description it states "40 Weight, 500 meters (550 yards) each spool" the 500 m is the length of the thread, the weight is 40. You have the correct thread.
2143384
800 inches divided by 36 (36 inches in 1 yard) = 22.22 yards * 6 rolls = total 133.33 yards in the package you pay $12.91 The 4 pack for $9.81 comes with 4 rolls that are 54.6 yards each for a total of 218 yards. So to compare the 6 roll package you pay $0.0968 a yard vs the 4 pack you pay $.045 a yard. Basically the 4 pack is half price. Its straight forward, the 4 pack you get 218 yards for less than less money than the 6 pack which u pay more for only 133.33 yards
1801022
It is sold by the yard, so you can order what you need. I personally got 2 yards.
1216622
I had 200 yards put on my reel but I think it is a little too much as I used 20 lb test and it unspools a little line between uses because the spool is maxed out.
592862
The spools are 2 1/2 inches (106.2 cm) tall and 1 1/2 inches (103.5 cm) wide. Yes, they have 1200 yards of thread on each spool.
881604
Home Depot sells that and according to their specs it holds the .65 size line. I've got a trimmer that automatically feeds. I would buy an extra spool and have it full in your pocket so if the line runs out you just switch it.
834615
There are 28 spools, 164 yds. in each spool; I am delighted with my purchase.
1493642
You get a pack of 12 (6in) lines on Amazon or you can get a 91 foot spool of .170" line for $13 and cut your own. My 32" riding string trimmer uses the same line.
624799
I have done both. I bought a single spool at ~$8 (has ~30 ft). I then bought some bulk line, ~400ft, for $6. I put the new spool on my trimmer. And then manually wound about 30 ft onto the empty spool. It took me all of 2 minutes. Its much easier then some other spools I have tried to add line too. I prefer the line I bought too compared to what comes on it. It seems to last a little longer while edging. I just picked it up at my local Ace.