How do you adjust the feet?
1453182
There are three adjustable disks on the bottom of each leg of the corner stand. Each disk has it's own individual screw. Sorry Irina (who answered your ?? on 1/27/14) yes, you can adjust the shelves, but the feet are also adjustable for stability. Hope this helps you~you will love it~
1453183
You don't adjust the feet. You can adjust the shelves along the stand putting them at the different levels
1453184
the feet refers to the rubber stops underneath the metal legs you can see in the photo.these feet also act as non slip stops and are adjustable by screwing and unscrewing them.it is a fantasic design and sturdy. I would recommend it highly to everyone
1453185
There are adjustable disks on the bottom of each leg that twist up and down.
728167
Simple and quick to adjust legs. They are made of metal and have one part smaller then the other. The smaller leg slides inside the larger section and then there's a little silver button. You push the silver button to release it from the round hole, then it slides up and down the larger outside leg. It takes 30 seconds to adjust all four legs to a new heights and no tools needed. Just press the round silver button, slide it up or down, release it and then it will lock in place. Do it four times for all four legs. Adjustments are six adjustment holes, each 1 inch apart.
2012633
Well mine has 3 black rubber feet attached to the bottom of all three legs, and cannot be adjusted. Maybe the newer ones can? Maybe they put those adjustable feet on!I would ask this question to the people who sell the product. It is a nice piece of teak though!
538353
You can adjust the left/right needle position (details are on page 21 of the manual). I've not found any information on adjusting the presser foot pressure.
1578671
There is no adjusting the legs. It would be un-even if it were to be on two different surfaces.
156400
Small tab on right hand side. Pull tab toward the rear and then use your weight to adjust.
1175935
First, loosen the knob that's at the top of the legs (counter-clockwise turn). Next, reach to the bottom of the stand, wrap your fingers around one leg, push it out slightly so that it protrudes between the two flat bars, repeat for each leg. Then go back to the top of the legs, where the knob is located, and press the triple hinged area downward towards the floor. The legs should begin to expand outward. If you still have trouble, reach back down and pull each leg out a bit more as instructed earlier, then go back to the knob area and continue pressing down. Press downward until the legs have expanded and the flat bars are perpendicular to the ground. Then turn the knob, clockwise, at the top of the legs to lock them in place.
331433
you do not adjust them, they are resistance bands that you use from the lights band to the heavies band, hope this helps....
1148876
Use a metal straight edge to adjust the height with the supports pulled in, then extend the supports.
360979
You can adjust the height - only with a saw - or a drill. See the other answer.
194097
Helen , You can adjust it by just push up and down at the front in an arch shape. You can call me If you wish at 2484955454
948092
The foot rests can be adjusted to the height you want, if you have short legs or tall legs and they move out from side to side to open up but they don't raise up and down so your legs can be raised up in the air.
2037598
I really didn't know they were adjustable, Mine went in one permanent spot. You did put on the plastic feet didn't you? New is best, they are much thicker than old wore ones. With those on I can't see how it could be too low. Hope that helps.
1708691
The bottom of the horizontal support. You can adjust it by cutting the verticals that drop down to support the four corners. Just measure where you want to be and cut the verticals accordingly.
948091
The only adjustment is the length of the footrest from knee to bottom of the foot. They do not elevate.
735230
None that I can see. There are no height adjustments. Only way would be set the legs on something to raise the height.
1609993
You will need to provide ample space completely around the machine in order to complete all of the available exercises and to ensure the bows are not obstructed. The weight bows arch out several feet on the sides. In order to adjust weight you must get to the back of the machine. At least one exercise (hip-abduction) has you extend your foot several feet or more to the side of the machine. While I can't provide specific ranges, you want to consider a three foot minimum clearance as a general basis.