Does the triangle head tilt or move into different positions or is the head just locked into one position?
1535784
it swivels and tilts, or you can lock it into one position (don't know why you would tho, except for storing)
1738619
Yup, there's a lever that can be set to 3 positions: a lotta tilt, a little tilt, and no tilt.
543727
Tilt is adjusted by the two vertical arms. It is adjusted with the allen wrench provided, however, be careful during assembly. If the vertical struts don't have the adjustment screw aimed outward, you are screwed. I am using it with no tilt, in which case you use the provided pin to lock it.
313545
There's no thumb screw to lock the position. The tilt is, as you say, via a ratchet type click mechanism. There is a large phillips head screw and nut that can adjust tension on the tilt, but it won't lock it in position. I found it best at a moderately firm tightness, that allows the head to easily tilt without sagging.
1508447
It does lock in 3 positions with the chair position low as if you sat up from lying on the creeper (I like it when working on suspension or lower stuff).This thing is very heavy and on an unsmooth concrete floor can be a beast at times to roll around.
559227
It tilts all around on a ball joint. But it's weak so you have to move it carefully or it will break. It works great though as long as you're careful.
1702198
It can tilt left and right. The joints essentially let you configure it in a number of positions along a single axis. It can be angled down, but not without adjusting some bolts.
257181
It does not lock into each notch but it holds it's position. It only moves when you move it. It is great, I promise you will love it.
2101383
Not much. Child head will still go forward just not as much as without the tilt option.
1582977
I would say if it is flopping - you might want to try some silicone or perhaps even just glue (and set in a position that works for you, since moving the head would be limited or not an option at that point).. if all else fails.. I would grab another one.. perhaps just a defect or overuse? -- have had ours for years with no issue - love it.
1509512
There are small allen head set-screws on either side of the camera piece which lock the angle. You have to loosen then to move it and then tighten to lock it back.
1394212
i'm not sure what ur asking , but it moves side to side and tilts , it basically moves to any position u want it in
1187540
No. I have been using it for about 6 months now and haven't had any problems with it. The head will retract completely as long as the notches are aligned
2067067
No, it does not tilt. Once you tighten it down that's the position it will remain in.
1193838
It tilts all the way, both forward and back (both the large and small surfaces). The height is a pain to adjust, but I mostly leave it in one position. A very sturdy piece.
1357481
Yes, you can move the arms up and down, also the head can be move left & right. Thank you!
1120007
There is a round head and a re racist head attached to the same shaft that vibrates and moves dlightly up and down. It does not rotate. Though it is ver good.