Does the small basket get in the way when you are pulling the basket behind you? Does it bump up against you?
1301405
Absolutely not. It's not very deep so it doesn't stick out the back. Far. I used to put my keys, purse, all kinds of things that are smaller in that basket. You'll love this cart.
1301406
I have had no problems at all . When I get groceries for someone it is a good place to put their groceries and put mine in the big side that way they keep separated, and when I don't I use it for my purse, my umbrella ,I keep in it also, it might rain you never know . MY STORY IS LONG BUT I LOVE IT , I WILL BUY ANOTHER WHEN THIS GETS TO OLD.
1301407
I can't speak for pulling the cart behind you, but if you're pushing the cart there are certainly moments when your shin will bump against the basket.
1301408
I have had no problem like that at all and it is handy when you need some place to put a purse, jacket, water bottle and so on
732504
i would not recommend that. The pole and basket are heavy enough where I would be concerned it would tip over, especiallyif you have the basket fully extended. I also put it together myself. I am not very handy and was able to do it all until I got to the last few steps. some larger wrenches definitely made a difference in knocking it out. Follow the directions and go slowly to make sure nothing is put on backwards.
1810884
The basket extends fully but the brackets come out 3/4 of the way. I've been using it for a few months now and it slides easily. It's just a little annoying having to pull up the cover (especially if your hands are full). But, without the cover, you might get some odors from the trash. I'd rather have the cover.
1259512
Not sure - our basket sits on top of the bar (which is straight) on the walker. It was not a perfect fit for our walker - i had to make mechanical adjustments to stablize the basket. It reqired hooks on either side to keep it from sliding off but that has worked well for us. You may need to do the same?
1502939
Yes. During assembly, simply skip the wheel insertion. You should pick up plugs from your local hardware store so your floor doesn't get scratched. The basket will be fairly stable.
100306
Can't really say, since I haven't needed to take it off since I put in on. Nice basket, though, and I even had someone else tell me he liked it.
393216
I guess it might if you pulled it directly behind you, but I kind of walk beside it when pulling it. I don't hit my heels.
1931267
If by basket you mean the storage under the stroller, it is very small and not easy to access. That is the only bad thing about this stroller. Otherwise I love it!
542291
Yes, I think it is intentional. The installation directions are not sufficiently clear. You have to install it tipping way up, because when the dog is in it it pulls basket down towards wheel. I put mine in only slightly tilted, as that is what directions say, when it should be at a stronger slant. Luckily the basket does not hit the wheel. Be really careful to follow the diagrams. I started my dog (15 pounds) out with short trips, then gradually increasing distance. She loves it (just does not like the initial part of being put in basket).
717559
Yes, with a hair of wiggle room. The basket is 8.5" across and about 4"-ish on the sides. The handle goes much higher than the rim of the basket, but that part doesn't really matter. Sorry that second figure isn't exact. I was "measuring" with a piece of paper. :)
1518682
Yes! You just lift the center handle and the entire basket comes out and easily goes back in. I'm VERY happy with this. Just know that it is not divided inside, it's one big bag.
254499
Yes. The appearance is deceiving; the handle pulls the basket so that the bottom becomes vertical. One bit of side advice - be certain to lift the brushed before crossing pavement. Not doing so puts a lot of strain on the wheel gears.
616277
The basket can move around. But once you put the top of the basket on, it fits snuggly. The glass top will fall off, so be careful not to lose it.
770193
I did not have any issues with lopsidedness and I feel the basket is very well made. You may need to move your bikes front reflector to avoid interference with the reflector and basket.
826023
No. As the unit opens out for the basket, the handle comes up. Lowering the handle smoothly closes the basket and it's flat for storage or travel.
482261
Shoved up against a wall edge the top rim of course stops the side from touching but there is a very slight tilt to the sides. With that being said it is about 3/8" from wall to the outside of the basket at the top and about 5/8" from wall to the outside of the basket at the bottom. Of course if they were straight then you would not be able to nest them together. :0) Almost a year in and I am still glad I made the purchase.
19149
Hi, There are two "pulls" from each side of the basket (underneath) that spring out and back in (little springs...pretty strong actually). It attaches to a bike rack. The attachments are curved to fit perfectly to the tubular shape of the bike rack rails. This is the best I can do to describe it. I've had this basket for years and I have never seen a better one out there. It is made of quality materials and is pretty sturdy. When I have it full of big textbooks, I use a couple of little bungy rope to add even more security. It's great to carry books, groceries, whatever. Hope this helps. I hightly recommend it.