Do you have to use two feet to gas/brake because there's a post going down the middle?
1181103
I had to use both feet. Unless you find a way to turn it more one way than the other.
1181104
Yes you do have to use both feet with this game seat because of the post that holds the base where you attach the wheel. I wouldn't let that bother you that much unless you are trying to get serious for real life racing there they use the toe/heel for gas and brake. I can tell you that I really like the seat even though I don't use it that often. I recently built a platform to mount it on and put small caster wheels on the bottom of it so I can easily move it around the room. I also ended up making a stop at the top of the pedals as they didn't want to stay in place as good as I would have liked. If I needed to buy another one this would be my choice. Good luck and I hope you enjoy it.
1181105
Yes you do have to use both feet with this game seat because of the post that holds the base where you attach the wheel. I wouldn't let that bother you that much unless you are trying to get serious for real life racing there they use the toe/heel for gas and brake. I can tell you that I really like the seat even though I don't use it that often. I recently built a platform to mount it on and put small caster wheels on the bottom of it so I can easily move it around the room. I also ended up making a stop at the top of the pedals as they didn't want to stay in place as good as I would have liked. If I needed to buy another one this would be my choice. Good luck and I hope you enjoy it. Yes you do have to use both feet with this game seat because of the post that holds the base where you attach the wheel. I wouldn't let that bother you that much unless you are trying to get serious for real life racing there they use the toe/heel for gas and brake. I can tell you that I really like the seat even though I don't use it that often. I recently built a platform to mount it on and put small caster wheels on the bottom of it so I can easily move it around the room. I also ended up making a stop at the top of the pedals as they didn't want to stay in place as good as I would have... » Read More Yes you do have to use both feet with this game seat because of the post that holds the base where you attach the wheel. I wouldn't let that bother you that much unless you are trying to get serious for real life racing there they use the toe/heel for gas and brake. I can tell you that I really like the seat even though I don't use it that often. I recently built a platform to mount it on and put small caster wheels on the bottom of it so I can easily move it around the room. I also ended up making a stop at the top of the pedals as they didn't want to stay in place as good as I would have liked. If I needed to buy another one this would be my choice. Good luck and I hope you enjoy it. « Show Less
1181106
Not really, depends on which wheel you have. I have the Thrustmaster T500 with clutch and all; it works fine 1 or 2 feet. :D
1181107
Yes. But I use two feet. You should probably check out the Playseat where the steering wheel base comes out for the seat instead.
1181108
I use only one foot just like a real car. My right foot operates the gas and break with no problems.
1801384
I've never tried to hook it up to just the gas, but I believe you can. Even if it is hooked up to both pedals, you could still use your foot for the brake. My wife (who is not disabled) drives the vehicle with the hand controls attached. Hope this helps.
1718174
Not necessary, When it is attached to your gas line connector it stabilizes it and with the grate over it, we have had no problems .
366197
Not sure unless it's to put your foot on to keep the pump from falling over.
1688266
yes but the gas line is normally not that accessible, a couple of flex lines will fix that issue.
464826
You sink the post into the ground, and everything is bolted to the post. I put some concrete in the post hole to make sure it stays in place. In order for someone to walk off with it, they would need to pull the post or unbolt each component. I don't see this happening.
2279653
I have used it in two positions. It is a friction fit against the ball support and works well to stop slop. Clearance is tight with the middle hole. This is a great hitch. I just wish I would quit wacking it with my shin!
1566824
You can fill it up completely, but not so much that it bursts when you hit it. If you hit it hard enough you will hit the middle post.
1917549
I didn't need to cut post, it worked fine as is for me. Just lower to lowest level and you're good to go.Good Luck
1746138
Not that I am aware of. With a little practice you can set the brake using your foot.
1914897
definitely a slightly lower gas block.if your gas block rail is as high as the receiver rail ,it would shoot too low. this is a taller tower.
798459
No, the wheel is meant to be hand-held. No need for any mounting hardware. Gas and Brake are finger paddle controlled. This would be great for someone that travels or someone who does not have the use of their legs. I never got used to it, I miss the pedals on the floor. Wanna buy a wheel?
999630
yes you can. the post just gives you a higher vantage point. there are different lengths of seat posts too, so keep that in mind when or if you go to buy a post.
541095
I am using a front ds for the rear but you have to extend it.. I am using black gas pipe to extend mine with....
728638
yes you do not need all the feet on so you can leave 4 of them off. I don't think this prevents tripping but cuts obstacles in half.
1036365
Not really sure what you mean but if you are trying to form an "L" with 6" legs, it should be no problem. You would be limited to the width of the brake so you are limited to 24" width.
1069801
I'm not sure if it's the official way to do it but if you've already pressured it pull off the gas line and stick a flat head screwdriver into the inner circle on your post (like letting air out of a bike tire). Should hear a nice hiss...let off as much as you want/need and you should be good to go.