Degree of ease in rotation- any wheels or axles ?
1502424
Yes, the base has wheels that the tumbler sits on and it rotates quite easily even when quite full.
1502425
It's very easy to rotate. There are small wheels on the top of the base that make turning this extremely easy.
1502426
Yes it has some wheels on the base. I've only filled one side so far and it still turns easy even with the uneven weight distribution.
1502427
i am 57 years old, 6', 190 lbs, 7.5 on a 1-10 scale for fitness with 10 being Jack Lalane. my composter is abt 3/4 full. rolling it doesn't require a grunt (yet!).
1502428
No wheels or axles, it just spins in the groove of the base. Pretty simple for me so far and I'm 7 mths pregnant.
365872
This requires a very minimal amount of assembly. If I can do it -- anyone can! Although in their assembly the screws limit the movement of the wheels so it doesn't roll. Huge bummer!
208982
If I remember right, I think you'll only need a screwdriver and maybe a mallet to get the wheels in firmly. My wife has been very happy with it. High quality (especially for the price), and the collapsible sides are definitely a plus.
1313823
No, poor feature as the power driven wheels click and don't rotate smoothly without resistance. It moves but not easily and likely impacts the life of the drive feature.
1687091
yes - There is a screw on top that allows you to adjust the degree of rotation.
8616
No. Bought this for my autistic grandson, and after a few days he had it mastered. You just lean to turn the wheels.
1962410
Nope. If you want a swivel wheel you'll want one of the revolutions. But they don't have a handbrake if that's important to you. Or well actually the newer one does, that pro one, not sure if that's out yet.
786359
Yes. You tilt it back for excellent maneuverability. Roll it on four wheels for ease of movement.
1258499
sorry, no wheels. it's very light without the weights on it. i just don't drive it on concrete or asphalt-- when i'm using it on the lawn, i drive in a pattern that avoids the need to do so. i suppose you could for a short distance but you'd ding up the tines.
337563
Ours came with a swivel wheel, jogger wheel with mounting rails and the trailer arm. All are very easy to switch out on the fly and everything will fit in one collapsed package for traveling... Although it is pretty heavy.
284725
The wheel turns very easily in one direction but not the other. Just push the spokes forward and they move easily. If they don't you must be pushing in the wrong direction.
530017
I can tip it and roll it on the wheels. It is not extremely maneuverable but it is also not terribly heavy so moving it is not a big hassle.
2263769
I didn't have any problem snapping the wheels on, in spite of some arthritis in my hands. Sorry I cannot offer some words of wisdom . . .
2263042
Four wheels that roll only in a straight line. No axle, so doesn't turn unless you slowly make the turn while essentially sliding around . . .or tipping over if you forget.
868840
That is what it excels at, slopes and inclines where round wheels may not be the best. No slipping or sliding. This machine is a tank and is very difficult to move even in free-wheeling mode if not powered on.
1590291
You have the option to let the front wheel swivel or not. There is a latch on the front wheel to keep it stationary or to let it pivot for easy maneuverability.
684543
No, it does not have wheels. I think you could easily make it mobile if you wanted too.