Has anyone swapped the legs to make it sit higher? If so, was it still stable or did it become more prone to tipping? And were the leg screws 5/16"?
1155745
The legs are a hollow plastic and screwed on to the bottom. I have not tried to lift it higher
721847
Glad to help...the replacement that I purchased is about 2 inches higher which worked out great for me, I have not had any problems with it
875228
No. My brother said if you put weights across the bottom legs it should help to stabilize it. Otherwise it will definitely be tipsy. My brother uses his for his mountain bike. Parker has better but more expensive bike repair stands.
93014
Lower legs actually screw into the top legs at shelf, which is exactly 5" off the ground from bottom edge. If you splay-leg the legs, you may be able to achieve the height differential you need, though. Remember, construction is quite flimsy, so evenly cutting it could be a problem!
1423537
I have had no problems with it tipping over and it remains in an upright position.
84055
The legs snap on securely. There is only one adjustable height and no ability to add more. It's either 4" or 6".
1141730
As long as it is on level ground I don't think you will have an issue with tipping. I had two very energetic boys and they never managed to tip it over. I loved the chair, easy clean up stores well.
1345596
Never had a problem with tip over. I have two different units from them and neither was prone to tip over.
184951
31 3/4 inches very stable my Husband loves it! Did I get shafted out of that extra inch????
1321187
It's very stable. The base is weighted. I use mine without a spool on the base, and it doesn't have any issue with tipping.
393694
It's pretty stable, but they can tip it. I don't think that ever happened with my grandson, though. He LOVED it and got lots of enjoyment out of it.
2122133
It may be too unstable if it is too long/wide. They have a 90-degree angle version that may be better for you... look for it on Amazon or the manufacturer's website heightadjustableworktable dot com.
1501211
I love it, but I do not have to worry about tipping over. It is stable for me, but truth be told, I could tip it very easily. It is not very wide. And it is not very heavy. For someone elderly, you might want to get a bigger heavier model. Or, if you could attach this to a heavy base with 4 U bolts.
1387510
Mine stands up just fine with my MBA inside. I suppose tipping is possible depending on how much additional weight and equipment you carry and how it's distributed. Over time, with use and weathering it may lose some of its rigidity too I suppose but thus far I have had no issues with tipping whatsoever. Stands straight and tall.
1819747
Are you sure you have the right pieces in the right order? I did not experience any difficulty stabiling my stand. perhaps you could try putting the base together first, making sure it's secure,then adding top/higher pieces? Am sorry, this prob isn't much help, but mine was fine.....
135089
No... It would not be stable... You need the taller version if you want taller.
1836542
No. It's stable. I've had mine for over a year and it has never tipped over.