Is there any way to strengthen it so that it isn't so wobbly?
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Mine had no problems with that. It's not meant to go around hitting trees plants or pottery. But my buddy did put it into a wall while messing with it. We got it put and it's never been wobbly. So i really wouldn't worry about that. I have it hanging over my bar haha
729609
I had the legs flipped the wrong way. You have to make sure they're set so the "long" and the "short" sections (from the screw that secures them in the leg) are on opposite sides to increase stability. Not sure if that's what's causing your wobble. But it was my initial issue when setting it up.
1169940
I have mine on the floor, but I don't see why you couldn't elevate it as long as it was on something sturdy so it doesn't tip over..
339394
Mine is wobbly too but I think it's built that way in order for it to spin smoothly. I don't think it's an issue when it's filled with cupcakes.
1799158
No. it does not stand this way. I will fall over because there is no way to secure it in that position.
1781131
My wife tells me no, it's not stable. It does not let it rest up against the bottom so it's wobbly.
1062548
It's a bit difficult but you need to squeeze the same area you did when getting it to tilt and then simultaneously move the top section. A helper would make it easier.
384549
Yes. That's how i have mine. It does feel a little wobbly but as long as you don't move it too much and keep it on a solid surface it should work just fine.
1825261
It should be not too bad to get over. Just put it in the high setting and tilt it back. If all fails you could just make a ramp with some boards.
453659
I think it will be too wobbly. The method it uses for securing the basket to the rack isn't strong enough.
706880
No special tools needed, just go easy and do not rush or over tighten any of the bolts. Tighter is not better. If anything "wobbles" it is due probably to floor not being level. Small shims can help this, mine is very solid
1482720
I, too have found this to become much less stable over time. At first, it seemed quite sturdy. I really don't use it all that heavily, and rarely extend it to its full length, but after about 9 months of use, it has become very rickety & the legs tend to collapse inward. We have not been able to find any place where a screw is loose to solve the problem.
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If you have the tech know how, probably. It comes with the screw in feet that help prevent floor damage, but for some reason ours has no developed a wobble. Idk why and we can't seem to adjust the feet to correct it. I'm still working on it tho. It may just be our floors are weird in the space it moved to a couple months ago.
729627
The top bar is not soft. The entire setup is not terribly stable. I put weights on the bottom to help but I am still aware of the pressure I put on it at certain angles. Hope that helps.
1882751
On the side that is wobbly, pound a metal stake in the ground, but make sure you have at least 2' in the ground (secure fence to pole with bungie cord) and that the top of the stake/pole is just below the top rail of the fence. :-)
1444945
just be careful it isn't as sturdy as it should be. I bought this for my mom but I am afraid she will fall.
564322
It can be a hair wobbly, especially if your floor is not level. However, once it's loaded, it is pretty stable on it's own.