Description
Get Crisp, Long-Lasting Lines on Your Fields with the 100 LB Wheeled Dry Line Marker
Maintaining athletic fields, parking lots, or running tracks requires clear, precise lines. But relying on messy paint or inefficient markers can waste time and effort. The 100 LB Wheeled Dry Line Marker is the answer to your line marking woes.
This professional-grade machine lets you create crisp, long-lasting lines with ease. Here's why it's the perfect choice for you:
<h3>Built to Last:**
- Heavy-duty steel construction: Forget flimsy plastic markers that break easily. Our machine is built from tough steel to withstand years of use.
- Four hard rubber wheels: Navigate any terrain with confidence. The heavy-duty wheels ensure smooth rolling and added durability.
<h3>Effortless Line Marking:**
- Adjustable lever for 2" or 4" lines: Switch between line widths quickly and easily to accommodate different marking needs.
- Large 100 lb capacity: Mark long lines without constant refilling. The generous hopper capacity keeps you focused on the job.
- Hinged lid for easy filling and material protection: The lid keeps your line marking material dry and prevents spills during transport or storage.
In short, the 100 LB Wheeled Dry Line Marker is:
- Durable: Built to last with high-quality steel construction.
- Versatile: Adjustable for 2" or 4" line widths.
- Efficient: Large capacity hopper minimizes refills.
- Easy to Use: Simple operation and convenient features.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What type of material can be used with the line marker?
This line marker is designed for dry materials like chalk powder, lime, and athletic field marking powders.
How easy is it to push the line marker?
The four heavy-duty wheels ensure smooth rolling on most surfaces.
How wide can the lines be?
The line width is adjustable between 2" and 4" using the easy-to-use lever.
How much material does the hopper hold?
The hopper has a large 100 lb capacity.
Is the line marker easy to clean?
The machine is easy to disassemble for cleaning.
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