Will this work on an even 30 degree slope? I hope it does, cause it's so light - only 20 lbs.
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The lawnmower has difficulty mowing grass that is taller than a few inches, does not cut broad leaf weeds and it does not cut through anything fibrous like a grass seed stalk. The mower was easy enough to push around so perhaps it will go up a 30 degree slope but don't expect it to cut well.
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I use mine on a slope all the time ... but I'm not sure it's exactly 30 degrees. Shouldn't be a problem in my opinion.
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i dont see why it wouldnt... despite the weight of the implement you are also exerting downward force... although the majority of my lawn is level in the areas where it is not my son seems to have no problems coping with mowing them
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Yes, the manual says it can be installed up to an 18 degree slope. I would guess that the angle could be increased with a longer downrod to get proper clearance for the blades.
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My backyard has a hill with a 30 degree slope across the entire width, and I haven't had any problems with the walking sprinkler. Just make sure you set up the hose track properly to minimize sharp turns. This sprinkler has some nice weight to it and is able to get enough traction to manage ups and downs.
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Might be to much for a 30 unless it has a very heavy load. I'm using it on a 54g corner and is working good and it is not turned all the way up.
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We do not have a sloped ceiling but the main shaft pivots so it may work on a slope
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I would say yes. I installed 2 of these on the inside of my arch structure house. I am not sure if I have a 30 degree profile but i bet that it is close to that. The swivel base handles it no problem.
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depends the slant, the base is pretty heavy and stable so it may not slide.
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I think it would be too light and would just slide unless you attached it somehow to the floor. Ours is outside and anchored into the stone driveway and works perfectly!
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Yes, it will definitely work. It is actually adjustable for different heights.
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Mine works fine on my 30lbs mountain bike as long as you extend the feet enough to keep it from falling over. I paid extra for one that folds up out of the way when not in use, but the 4 legs gotta spread out on my uneven basement floor. Simple physics I guess!! -- Johnny B
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I researched this question. I don't recall with 100% percent certainty the answer. - I've used the wedge for over a year, and it has held up very well. - I want to say it is a 30 degree incline.
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Dear simon, The incline is only at around 30 degrees. It's like walking or running up a gradual hill.
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The height should not be a problem, but I am not sure if the slope would be a problem. 13 degrees is not much; maybe making a wedge shaped block (covered in something to prevent shifting) to fill in the gap might make it work for you. If you can find a phone number to call the manufacturer, they might have an alternative solution. On a level ceiling the pole works great. The pricing is best through Amazon. Good Luck.
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While agreeing with the other 2 answers I see here, you need to realize you will have a 15 degree slope, which works very well with an assistant rolling a wheelchair up or down the ramp, but I would think that is too steep to manage either up or down unassisted.
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Yes, the pitch of the slope will, of course, be less but I think it would work especially for smaller children.
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I'm not sure what the factory says. I negotiate some ditches and a significant slope at over 250 lbs. the only issue seems to be drive wheel traction. But it works. Actually, I just recalled my don mowing on it. His weight is more like 290-300 lbs.
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Yes it would help with stability on relatively level or sloping ground and on level/sloping ground it is extremely helpful. I have not noticed any significant shock absorption. The adjustable height feature is very helpful and works well. I have a bad knee and planned to use it for hiking on uneven/rough terrain. The footpad has proved to be too small to provide me adequate weight support when using it for hiking in rough terrain. It doesn't firmly balance on the tip when its not on a somewhat level surface. I must make sure to be careful where the foot pad is placed before putting my full weight on it. Having 2 of them would improve stability but I need one hand free for grasping and weight bearing.