Does the belt move up from the table or down? Is the motor reversable?
1443453
moves down to table....not reversable...but it does a good job. use it eveyday
1443454
Hi I have the sander, the belt moves down as all I have seen of this type. The motor may be reversible but I would have to disassemble it and look and maybe even try to be sure. Hope this helps. tc
491774
The higher the resistance, the more likely it is to move but movement should be minimized if you use it correctly by pedaling up and down instead of forward. Mine is located under my office desk in a location where it rests against the back side of the desk, so it has no forward movement. I had no issues at all with lifting, twisting, or lateral movement. It is heavy. Some of my coworkers settled for the $30 models. They move around a lot, get really hot, and the resistance cranks do not hold the resistance. You get what you pay for.
2208475
It will move around unless you fasten it with the safety tabs. I have it on a changing table with four sides, and it is a very snug fit, so in my case it doesn't move at all. If you have a changing table like that, then you might be okay.
695411
Yes, the belt moves manually, my 2 year old rarely moves it. The scanner has a red light like a real scanner and beeps when you press the button. Don't panic when you receive it but you will only get the box for the cart but the register is stuck I there too. My 2 year old loves it.
625566
It is reversible. Doubt it is the brand that sells at target. It is very well made and durable. Very stiff but washes well and after a couple of runs through the washer is now perfect.
2006534
No, but the table sits on carpeting so while it is still easy to move it does not fly away from you when you bump it. I would prefer the wheels not to lock so that my mother can pull it over to her when she wants it closer.
463257
I don't know. The table does not go up and down for us either. We just left it up because that is the position we wanted it anyway.
618424
Sort of. There are two sets of holes that you can attach the seat to in order to move it up or back. But it doesn't slide or anything like that. Hope that helps!
2056304
The belt is manual and that's what I was looking for. It is very easy to set up and you can adjust it up and down (hill or level). You sometimes have to "fiddle" with it to get it level. Initially you may have to go back and forth with small adjusting the belt but is not a problem. Hope this helped.
1360142
I can't say that it doesn't move at all, but it's pretty minimal. You will still get the benefit from it. It's fitted really well, and is MUCH more comfortable than the regular gait belts.
695413
The belt doesn't move. You can move it by hand, but there is no button to make it move. The hand scanner does beep and have a red light that flashes when you scan with it. The buttons also beep when you push them. The microphone also works on it - not very well - you have to be super close to it, but it does work. My 4 year old daughter really likes it. But it was smaller than I envisioned. I do like the cart that comes with it though. The package price was really good and she likes it. We have to play "store" all the time.
534326
it a plug and hole system. push the plug it slides down. Its hard enough that children cannot do it. I dont think we turned the table upside down. I had my grown son do it for me.
1862511
It doesn't take much to flip back to right-side-up. I move my hands to shift the weight and the table just wants to go back upright. So I move my hands from below my head to my waist and it starts moving to the upright position slowly, then I grab the hand rails and effortlessly pull it the rest of the way.
1006035
It is easy to raise and lower...but not one handed. One hand needs to squeeze the lever. the other hand guides the table up or down. Very little effort is needed.
330291
Not sure actually. Two strong men can lift it to move it in the room but it I am confident it will take 3 or 4 to move it out of my house should I decide to move it. It really is a nice table and was easy to level. It took some patience to put together with all the parts. Thank goodness my son (15 years) old was willing to read the directions. I am very adept at putting things together and not crazy about reading directions. ALSO be careful not to over-tighten the screws. Joe
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Kristen,It can be moved up and down but you have to use a little bit of force. If you are trying to angle it to kerp the mouse from sliding off if you turn it downward a bit that may do what you are looking for, but truthfully you will need to mess with it to get it to keep the mouse in place and that doesn't always work. Hope I answered your question.
220041
There is an adjustable belt under the body plate which we kept moving until our head stayed on the table as it was inverted. Also have you tried moving the height pin located on the side of the body plate? I know what you mean because my son is tall and his head hangs over the top when he is inverted. He tried to adjust it but had no luck. When he readjusted to almost 6 ft he could invert at all. Sorry, that's all I have. Good Luck!