One reviewer commented that the support legs under the handle clips them in back of their legs. Has any other owner had this problem?
1333492
Yes it is an issue if you pull the cart behind you. The cart appears to be designed to push. Using this way it functions extremely well. Very easy to push around
1333493
i love this cart. I guess it could clip the back of your legs if you walk with your hands behind your back to pull the cart. this cart was made to walk behind to push the cart. so i haven't seen that problem.
1333494
I love the cart. I push so this is not a problem for me. Use it all the time.
220516
ours is flush it has the what appears to be handles to hold it from hanging over
449686
I went and checked on mine. Best I can tell you have to remove the screws attaching the back rest to the handles. Then it looks like you can remove the handles (although I did not try). The back rest should slid up and out. This would not be something you would want to do regularly, I would think.
957877
I have not had any issue with mine...totally love it but check to see that the brake is not grabbing on that side, or that the under basket is not rubbing against the wheel
1993431
I'm not aware of any attachment (never investigated). Don't think it would be very hard to manipulate some sort of attachment to make it work the way the handle/frames designed, but, I'm not sure. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
326756
That has never happened to me. The handle makes a huge difference for me as a 5 foot tall person trying to carry a 10'6" board. When I leave the handle attached to the board inside, it does fall off overnight, but it has never even loosened while carrying.
1186755
there is a rubber stopper on the bottem of each leg. the piece if built correctly is durable and steady. I see the previous answer to your question and it sounds like they put them together wrong. I could have ordered this stool out of hillsdale catalog from a "dealer" for 355.00. very nice bar stools.
185518
I assume by now (4.5 months after the question was posted) that you have figured this out. In the event you haven't, the screws go in from below where the handle fits in the holes, and the screws point up into the handle. As has already been stated, the wheels, legs, and handle all use the same screws.
1318476
I have never had this problem. Maybe you could put that cabinet mesh rubber under each leg.
1172867
Not sure if you could attach some strap brackets to the underside, or not. We have wood floors and experienced the same problem. We toook the "legs" of and coated them with a rubber material that you use to coat hand tool handles with (available at most large home improvement stores). If this is not an option, you might try some no-slip cups placed underneath each leg.
1053592
The handles do not run throughout the product, they are only at the ends. I have had no issues with this.
1982351
No, sorry I hit yes on accident.. thought it was "yes I would answer". Been using mine daily ever since I got it and have had no issues with the handle what so ever. In fact mine is still rather stiff and does not fall down.
1490366
When using them, the handles will stay together, so it is not a problem. I suppose you could use some sort of clip if you're worried about it.
1528754
I haven't had a problem with that issue, but if you are unsure then go ahead and glue them on. If you intend to pick the unit up a lot and the legs are not tight, then glue would work for you. I don't have a need to pick mine up all that often but when I do I make sure the legs are OK before lifting too high.
1785711
It seems to be sturdy. Is there a problem with this handle or will I encounter a problem with this handle???????
448359
The legs are an odd shape. The adjustable base might not be supportive in all directions. Customer relations is where I'd start.
1046702
I have large legs and have no problem. I love mine. You will not be disappointed. The ice packets seem to lose their fluid. I just replaced them after a year.