Does the unit operate only on the feet or can it run vertical standing up on one side where the the handle is?
1968380
I don't own this model but I do own something similar, & I can tell you that compressors such as this can NOT be run on their sides. Mine can be run at a 35 degree angle for up to 4 hours, and that is considered a bonus feature. Normally, compressors need to be level & if they are shipped on their side, you should set them upright for 8-12 hours to let the oils drain *before* turning them on. I assure you, if you set this on its side & turn it on, you will burn out the compressor very quickly. DO NOT listen to these other reviewers answers, they have no idea what they are talking about & I am surprised that nobody has answered this correctly yet. I don't own this model but I do own something similar, & I can tell you that compressors such as this can NOT be run on their sides. Mine can be run at a 35 degree angle for up to 4 hours, and that is considered a bonus feature. Normally, compressors need to be level & if they are shipped on their side, you should set them upright for 8-12 hours to let the oils drain *before* turning them on. I assure you, if you set this on its side & turn it on, you will burn out the compressor very quickly. DO NOT listen to these other reviewers answers, they have no idea what they are talking about & I... » Read More I don't own this model but I do own something similar, & I can tell you that compressors such as this can NOT be run on their sides. Mine can be run at a 35 degree angle for up to 4 hours, and that is considered a bonus feature. Normally, compressors need to be level & if they are shipped on their side, you should set them upright for 8-12 hours to let the oils drain *before* turning them on. I assure you, if you set this on its side & turn it on, you will burn out the compressor very quickly. DO NOT listen to these other reviewers answers, they have no idea what they are talking about & I am surprised that nobody has answered this correctly yet. « Show Less
61030
The side with the handle is higher then the side without the handle but its not too much higher
876409
IN upright mode no -- when you bring handle down the brushes start spinning and that moves it some but not powered wheels or anything.
85643
No it's has two feet that go on both sides that hold it up. You can't turn it from a central stand or swivel like you are looking for.
181411
This unit was a gift to my son who now uses it in his business so I do not have an answer. I do know there are rubber feet used while horizontal. Also, there is a need for cooling that may be affected by standing it. Sorry I could not have been more helpful.
2120721
no. It is designed to stand vertically only. I have had two, love the quietness, but the low speed quits working. I am going to contact mfg, as I beyond the date with Amazon to return it, unfortunately.
1091145
The handle is adjustible, but it doesn't go up very high. I really do enjoy mine though.
1356413
No. It only turns upward as far as the handle and as low as the bottom frame as shown in the pictures.
1675407
Oh yeah! This is not a flat system, it has metal balls that rotate both ways, you place your feet anywhere and all over moving your feet up, down sideways, etc. It does pulse upwards, you shouldn't have a problem. It really is a nice unit.
1290893
I just received mine and it works well horizontally. Vertically, it is very unsteady.
2120720
Yes, it works fine on its side but the oscillating function is pretty useless if you do so. I actually laid mine down on its side for a while and has no issues.
1446779
We haven't had that problem. As long as it is on a level surface. I saw the response about putting your foot on the base and rotating the handle a couple of times. The rubber feet are what keeps it standing.
1786123
I have had no problem standing on any rung as long as it is locked into any position. I have been using both this ladder and the 10' ladder for 5 years and thousands of inspections.
1682857
I don't know if the unit was designed to operate on its side. I doubt it because it needs to drain condensation moisture. Better ask the mfg this question.
1282128
The handle is not installed in a position at back of the tap, but positioned so that it can be operated from the side.
260804
Yes, mine is standing vertical, but it wouldn't be sturdy enough to stack another unit on top.
591407
No it does not. It only allows the unit to stand on its side and not longways.