For easier pulling and pushing, can the handle be dropped about 45 degrees toward the person pooling it from it's perpendicular position as pictured?
239012
No. The handle is used in the 90 degree position as pictured or you can turn the handle down on the cart for storage. Those are the only two positions possible.
239013
No. The handle snaps up into a 90 degree angle from the bed and that's as far as it will go.
1356199
The push handle is telescopic, so it can be shortened. Also, I don't believe it would be too difficult to remove if necessary.
465233
I am reluctant to answer this question because the experience of heaviness is subjective and depends on the fitness of the handler. One person's heavy is another person's light. I can say it is bulky. I would not want to be rolling it up and hauling it around with any frequency. I suggest you contact the seller for the weight.
1957424
It's very easy. If the sparkling side is facing you, pull the right side of handle. :)
294277
I would not try it with just the handle you might slide your hand under it as you pick it up
1544751
It is really designed for pulling, but you can manage pushing as well. Just that's a bit more effort. We mostly pull ours
765461
No. The handle does not lock into place so you can't keep it in a fixed position.
204656
Yes, you'll need to flip it around--which is a surprisingly easy motion with a quick twist of the handle. I think if it were on the same side it might easily get in the way.
1131437
Andrew is right. That smaller handle near the tip of the saw can be removed completely or moved to a position nearer the main handle to give one person better leverage.
153737
Yes. The handle is detachable, so if you needed it for a longer reach, it's easy to assemble and stays on pretty good and removes easy as well for a shorter reach.
1182639
If you are pulling under load, handle will lock horizontally to the back. If you are pushing under load, it will be cocked forward.
120135
I would say yes. The handles do have some friction to them, so you do have to try and make the handles rotate (not a difficult task if desired though). It might depend on your strength as to whether you can keep them at a 45 degree angle. Just tried though, and didn't have a problem. Good luck!
1032851
Pretty flexible you can make a U-bend of the tip to touch the handle. If you hold it out straight at waist height it naturally droops downwards.
1809029
We have used it for an above ground pool it is difficult with the unground someone has to grab he person me basically. Lift the last little bit
1340267
No, because the bottom is flat and therefore has a larger area in contact with the metal object being picked up. The side only contacts a very small fraction of the target object.
383399
You will want to slide it forward and pick it up with one hand behind it and one in front. It should be rather easy to lift.
1411495
As with any machine, it kind of depends what you put into it. The handle is on a wire, so you need to be attentive to pulling straight back rather than being off-center. I think it's a good machine.