how does it sow in zigzags and strait line?
243112
When it is zigzags the needle move left to right or side to side when it snows in a straight line the needle goes straight forward
2148622
The only think that I can think of is that the feeding bar tension is set too light and when a bid or multiple birds land on the bar it closes off the feeding ports. So you might have to adusst the tension via the notches and the wire lever on the side of thefeeding bar
689731
It doesn't show a catapult in the book that came with it. They are small planks of wood that rest upon one another. Any movement strictly works on gravity.
2209725
Yes, it does wind up and down. The action of doing so is a little loud, but it works well.
711786
It lifts up for normal edging. It goes down and rides on the street when edging a curb. Not as good as typical Sears craftsman types.
685164
It pulls out and flips up, but does not come all the way out. Built very well.
1088644
It moves very easily. I can pick it up with no problem. We use it to scare birds away and move it around during the day.
1273801
They can be set up between trees. you tie the slackline around the trees and then the rachet is used to tighten the rope.
1879777
It can droop up and down (towards the floor and towards the sky) fairly far but there is little to no lateral movement (it will move a little but then goes back to straight). Not going to do any kind of "S" shape either.
24785
It moves under its own power. We love ours...My husband has actually used it less than me. It is easy or else I wouldn't have the strength to use it. For the price, I thought it would be a good buy...after using it on our garden this year, I think it was a great buy.
285571
It's locked in the up position and stays in line. When pushed to the side it's not locked but it's not flopping around either. It stays put until you pull it back up.
897827
I tested mine out in my back yard grass when I first got it. Was a bit dry due our drought but the nibbed tires worked great. Started at one end and the thing had the front wheels up halfway across the yard. Might have gone further but it didn't want to crash it into the fence. My front yard is thick lush grass and I chase the wild turkeys and run circles around them with it until they decide to fly to get away. Great fun. It will pull the wheels up out in the front as well.
1197514
No tangling at all. Just had to get use to being pulled back. Just float backwards to let your feet get enough slack to stand when you are done
1535256
Nope there's no level-wind mechanism on Jigmaster's. I hold the rod forward of the reel while retrieving. Then I use my thumb and index finger to push or pull the line back and forth as You retrieve line. Doing this will keep your line level. You can also Google (how to use a conventional fishing reel) for more information, because there are better explanations than mine.
2126806
It unsnaps and you can either put it forward; in the middle or back. It's got your little one covered from the wind even when you change directions.
610588
Not sure but it has moved well with at least a couple thousand lbs of pulling logs on the ground. Love it - fantastic and very well made. Well worth the price and more.
1714565
The feet and guy lines need to be staked down so they work together in the case of wind. If you have no wind the feet can be staked down without the use of the guy lines.