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the way they are measured is on the stick. the stick goes like this:
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=4
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=3
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=2
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| | 1Shu |
=1 \____/
/ \
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=4
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=3
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=2 \ -----\
| | 2 |
| | Shu|
=1 /-----/
as you can see by my crude drawing note that any bin upright will always count as one since there is no zero on the meter. when tipped a certain way it will round down to count for 2. that should clear anything up.
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1 SHU = 14 3/4 inches. 1 bin in standard position by itself is 15 3/4 high. So according to the SHU stick starting with 1, a bin would be above the 2 mark already.
Will someone clarify all of this really simply please?
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