Is there a long handle to go with it so you aren't bending over the whole time? Looks to me like it would be a back breaker!
258423
No handle is provided, but you use the pipe and hose from the back of the vacuum. For me it worked ok, after all I only use it for going under some furniture and the beds. You don't want to be doing big floor areas with it.
258424
Having this attachment is like trying to shoot pool with a rope! It needs A handle! as is we find it useless!
258425
you use for a long handle in your Dyson..but my Dyson flatout head tool cracked very quickly where you insert a long handle
173537
The handle does stick up funny when I bend over,(which was expected when I bought it) but I don't wear it where I draw across. I wear it towards the back, cause I'm quite slim but it still works out!
505062
There is a hole at the end of the handle. Imagine the cord sticking out like a tail. Place it there.
163046
Yes - this thing is unwieldy - I would have my lab in it and another dog on leash and the handle caused me to keep kicking the back axle - i actually haven't used it in 2 yrs or so since Lucy is gone now. But i remember I was trying to think if there was a way to put a handle extension on it. I also recall that the wheels kinda went all over - Lucy was 55 lbs or so - the stroller needed bigger wheels perhaps?
1924883
No. I sit with the handle on my right side. It is a nice sturdy seat. One caveat: after about an hour my back gets tired because there is no back support. I still very highly recommend this seat.
393217
No! This cart's handle is long enough to keep this from happening. I love my cart!!!
109095
No the back handle doesn't extend. The bike is quite heavy. Don't know about weight limit.
1752617
If you have the handle fully extended, it could get really heavy pretty fast.
60382
The handle on this one does not lend itself to any kind of extension. I think you would be better off with a more industrial type, one that has a hollow end in the handle.
1982351
No, sorry I hit yes on accident.. thought it was "yes I would answer". Been using mine daily ever since I got it and have had no issues with the handle what so ever. In fact mine is still rather stiff and does not fall down.
714544
This is an irksome design flaw for this product. You have to adjust the handle so it is not in the way. Just got to live with it.
1642574
I have a handle which can be extended and it works just fine. I only use it to go around edges of the pool and do the steps. It works well for what I do.
2101274
I am 5'8" and have no problem bending over into the handle--and the stroller is really easy to handle. I have had no trouble kicking the stroller but I think that is controlled by how far you push the stroller in front of you--controlled by your arms. I don't think you would have to adjust your stride. Also my dog is an 80 lb tripod so the stroller I have is the large one.I don't know if that makes a difference or not--but the stroller is great
1154472
No. You can bend it up and it would be ok if you don't have much stuff in the back. Its probably better to take it out.
1418870
On ours we were able to adjust the length and just screw the handle holder into the wood at a lower/higher location. You should be able to move it to anywhere it can be screwed into the wood at-just double check and make sure you can still pull it up from the front.
1778711
I recommend that you buy a different handle. I never use it, and it's hard to use with both hands
577315
Is that a serious question? It's marketed for the back with its super long angled handle, but will work the same on the front. The hair is all the same. I'd probably get something less power tool huge if I didn't have any back hair to take care of, though.