How does the LB1200 handle sticks?
2090924
I would clear the mowing area of large sticks and branches but small twigs are not a problem.
2090925
Sticks are not really a problem. Very small sticks probably get cut without any excessive wear and tear. Larger sticks that jam the cutting blade cause the motor to stop. But this is okay since the motor is designed to stop when it hits something it cannot cut, there is not a lot of momentum in it since the blade is very lightweight. The blade will stop rotating (when it jams on something), but the wheels keep moving (or it may change direction) and a few seconds later the blade motor starts up again. Even though the blade is only very light weight (like sheet metal, not similar to a gas mower at all) it does not seem to wear out very quickly. It seems like the blade will last longer than one season, but the manufacturer wants you to replace it every year (probably in case it is not perfectly balanced due to wear and tear, and it may stress the motor if it vibrates when spinning).
1590405
I've had mine about a year and the handle is starting to peel, but not sticky... Yet
769699
best stick with orig work fine on low carpet if decide replca may have add base bottom board
2106507
It's not a deal breaker for me. I ordered a Kuhn Rikon Cool Gripper from Amazon for $12 [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003B671DY/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i02?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1] and use that more often than the handle it came with. Have had this set for almost a year now and am still using it and still love it.
746566
it can be a bit tricky because you are essentially rotating the stick in a ball and socket mechanism. It's great for small moves and corrections but you don't have a lot of precision control to do planned pans. This is best for a compact run and run type shoot where some raw touches are expected.
2053525
Sticking is not a big problem.,although there is some. A little soaking in soapy water and it cleans easily with a scrubbie
1711942
Not normal. This stick has a very precise and solid feel. Contact Amazon for a Hassle-Free exchange.
471955
It spins great, not sure about the bar type handle. I called the business itself with some questions before I purchased and they were incredibly helpful, give them a call.
1234389
Unfortunately it tends to stick pretty badly. I was able to open the unit by taping one side of the attachment gently with a wrench; it took some time. No easy trick to it I'm afraid.
1105108
Handle should turn easy. Mine did from the beginning. Something could be wrong.
609272
Given the price, an emphatic no. I've been using the grip since it first came out as an alternative to the MB-D12 and I haven't had enough issues with it to consider not buying it. Having a grip is almost a needed accessory and you really can't go wrong with the price.
1007510
I have had this problem as well. I think it's more the ergonomics of the mop handle that came in the kit I purchased. It works ok for me if used as a dry mop, but as soon as I spray the mop or the floor (lightly) with Bona), it stutters and sticks instead of gliding. I've just purchased another pad and am giving it another try, keeping one pad for wet mopping and one for dry.
328280
Before buying my 5891, I read of this 'sticking paddle' problem. Since buying, what I have been doing prior to baking, is rubbing a little oil ( butter, olive oil or whatever edible lube is close at hand ) onto the stem. My paddle has not yet stuck.
474725
Mine sticks sometimes, but I've always been able to get it off. Try some spray oil?
923472
The stick's feel can be adjusted via screws at the bottom of the TX. Refer to the user manual for details.
232353
Works great. the key is try your precision with 80lb paper. don't try with less lbs and adjust the precision. Keep the 80lb waste (if you have) and then adjust. It works great!
1976899
I have pretty big hand and can get a perfect grip. co2 located in handle. fairly easy to install and remove. hope this helps.