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Pin moisture meter

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Jim McLain

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Glenn - I have an old Wagner pinless moisture meter that I think works better than some of my buddies pin type. I find that it penetrates deeper than the pin type, particularly in hard wood. I do not think Wagner makes one anymore but I think General does.
 
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