🔶 Johnson Level & Tool 7500M Magnetic Structo-Cast Torpedo Level in Vibrant Orange - 9-inch - Versatile 1 Level for Enhanced Accuracy Review

TAG. The label is very difficult to remove. I read several reviews after purchase and saw that several other people had issues with the label. I had to use a hacksaw to remove the label. I have used the product several times and it does a good job. But the magnet is terrible. The magnet doesn't hold the level at all. Do yourself a favor and spend a few bucks more to get a better level that doesn't require the use of a label removal saw.

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That's a good level for the price. Not the best out there and not the worst. I bought it to keep in my motorhome to use when leveling my caravan. It has a magnet and hangs on the frame while I start the camper. If you just need a torpedo level to align the image every now and then or check the level for other little things, this works great. I wouldn't leave it sitting in a journeyman's tool box day after day. Spend a little more and get a more solid level for this type of work. For a cheap…

Just needed something smaller and simpler and didn't read the reviews when purchasing. When I received it I was confused by the large label and immediately went to check the reviews. I read that someone used a hacksaw to remove it! I was definitely upset, but I could just use a pair of pliers and knock it off until it finally came loose. The most disappointing 5 minutes of my life...Will I buy again? Probably not lmao. It does what it does but the label itself was such a disappointing part that

The only good thing I can say is that it's a decent size and weight. The downsides are that it comes with an attached plastic hanger that is SECURELY attached to one end. It was difficult to remove. I think it should open when the two sides are separated, but it didn't. I was afraid to pry to avoid damaging the plastic level, but didn't see a clear way to remove it. Finally, I used a hacksaw to cut through the part that goes through the end of the level. Angry and frustrating. There is a…

I bought two of these non-metallic 9" Johnson 7500M levels to replace a pair of similar old torpedo levels that were sold after a Decent made in the USA of red and gray plastic and feel like they'll hold up to my regular use at work. The level has a full-length magnetic strip on one edge for leveling on iron pipes, wires, and Also there is a V-groove for use with tubes and pipes on the other edge. I have found that I use plastic torpedoes more often than heavier aluminum frames as they carry my