Can we attach 4 wheels to the co sleeper? (attaching 4 wheels to 4 leg extensions) All the images show it with 2.
254672
It only comes with the two wheels. I never tried doing 4, but I'm thinking it would be possible if you bought extra.
254673
I don't know if you CAN, but I don't think you SHOULD. The two wheels work fine to move it around, you just pick it up by the end without wheels. The wheels don't really lock, so I don't think it would be very safe to have four wheels.
254674
It comes with 2 wheels. You could conceivably buy and attach 2 more but it would compromise its stability and therefore your child's safety. Your call of course
178077
We did two. The legs lock in place with the one below. They're sturdy. We have been using these for both kids for years. I think three would work.
74616
The lower parts of all four legs are removable, so you could put the lower parts of the two front legs (which have the wheels) on the back and the lower parts of the two back legs on the front. I am not sure that doing so would be wise. Having the wheels in front helps with control. If you them on the back you might have a dangerous decrease in the degree of control -- and of stability. If it were me, I wouldn't put the wheels on the back.
74614
Yes you can, but I would be very careful about that. In my opinion four wheels would make it unstable and dangerous for someone who is depending on a walker.
74611
Hello Joy, thank you for your interest in Drive Medical! We cannot recommend adding wheels on the back legs of this walker as it would decrease the user's stability.
2123735
Yes. Twin beds have four legs but Queen/King can have extra legs in middle.
1550736
My desk definitely has FOUR wheels. I would have answered three just because the bottom do the desk is shaped almost like a triangle and looks like it has three wheels. I got down on my hands and knees and felt each of the four wheels....love my desk! Very stable and height is adjustable :). Good luck!
1227280
Yes, all three legs have a pin at the bottom of the leg that you can pull out to extend (or contract) the legs. This adjustment is for major changes in height. For a small adjustment you can pull the legs closer together (or father apart within reason). The final adjustment of the stand is done with the threaded lever which is only on one leg. Properly adjusted, all three legs support the trailer.
904372
Hello. I have the 4" legs on my bed and it measures 26.5" from floor to top of bed. No the two legs cannot be combined as both the 4" and 7" legs have rollers on them.
774617
I believe the answer is yes. The outside of the box shows a picture of what looks like a 3 inch wheel positioned catty corner on the top of these 4" x 4" bed risers. (There is a 2 inch circle that is depressed in the middle of the plastic riser to secure smaller wheels or legs.)
614881
With the 4 wheels you tend o run over your foot with one of the back wheels. I bought this for a friend because another friend had one like it. They both had the same issue with the 4 wheeled ones that they had rented. Both of these ladies are in their early forties but were too fast for the 4 wheels to work for them.
2282603
You get 2 rails, 4 legs. Have the legs at 7 but there is at least another 2 to unscrew and there are 4.5 inch extensions so -- you can go at least to the 14 inch range. Think the width will go to 75 but...they're on the bed at this time so we can't measure for you.
2077547
Yeah! The previous answer was right, I only needed two because of the wheels, but if all of them are basic feet, I would probably get four if you needed them. If you don't, you can always keep two as a spare. :)
1466674
Perhaps by extending only 1 leg but the other legs are not detachable. I think it would be a little awkward to be used in that manner.
1550739
Yes...four wheels it is! Be aware that some of them have those little "locks" on them which can be good and bad. Good that it's stable...bad if you have difficulty bending over/down to unlock them!
175341
I use it on a 32 foot 5th wheel and just have one leveler. My camper has tandem axles - two wheels on each side, each on their own axle. How many you need would depend on how severe the slant of the ground is & the weight of your motor home. Each one is capable of lifting 30,000 pounds. My thought is: if 1/2 of the weight ov your motor home isn't over 30,000 and the ground is reasonably level, then one should be sufficient. You may want to use 2 however so one the duals isn't bearing so much weight.
580477
Yes, no more than 2", make sure to buy the 4 wheel model, since 3 wheel models are more prone to roll over. Regards.