How hard does it have to push on something before it recognizes an object? (Or, how heavy does the object have to be?
2017440
So it it almost more about the height of the object...a five inch diameter log on top of the ground is about the lowest you can go even though the book says four inches.....but to simply run up against i would say 15 pounds for sure minimum like a bird bath wont fall over but the bot will crawl up the bottom and a sloped rock will also be crawled up and then the blade hits for at least two minutes before auto shutdown or until you hear and run to grab it but i rest assure you that i have unfortuneatly had this happen and it held up beautifully and only ever slightly bent the blade although it has happened like 20 times on lava rock and two by fours. It can take a punishment i lost a edge drop off sensor amd just broke a belt too. Wont replace sensor maybe i will but the belt was less then 20$ with shipping. the blade is good but needs a sharpening advice guide.... So original questiin answer is 15lb to be safe but moreso a sturdy barrier or better yet at least three foot of bare dirt/pavement/not grass for a border... Good luck it rocks and helps the planet... Weird plug if.your not used to it which i wasnt and the crimp things are had to stay on the pegs for charge....dont bump it no pets around it ....
360616
not hard, but really, don't buy it! very cheap. and right now, ours is disassembled because it broke!
1544750
Yes, you can push it--but obviously pulling it is easier. You are able to push it and steer it
181280
I agree w/other responders here --- if I can hold/use w/o difficulty, it's not too heavy. ---
1179245
According to the instructions, don't be afraid to use force since it is made from polycarbonate. I just tried and it is truly hard. Let us know if force works without breaking.
184699
Thanks for your post - I just tried it now and it works! I had always thought it would break if I force it up because it seemed to be really stuck. But since you described how to do it I was more confident, and it now works! thanks again
1251169
It is very rigid. Once you've adjusted to the position you like, something would have to hit it in order to make it move.
2062436
You can do either depending on the surface the cart is traveling. Pushing on a solid surface is pretty easy for me but sand is a completely different animal. I pull depending on how much we have it loaded with; however I'm older now and my arms are not the strongest...I pull and share the job with my husband. WE LOVE IT!!
1015526
It's hard, but not a hard plastic. If you stepped on it, it would surely give
1368604
Looks like it is ten pounds. I just put my finger on it and pushed. It went to 10 pounds.
518273
I attempted to weigh it on my scales and it does not register, so must be less than one pound. I do not find it to be heavy enough to hinder using it.
1873989
Not hard at all. It has a sticky bottom and you just stick it anywhere you want. I'd buy extra batteries though because my battery went dead the fist 24 hours I had it.
12472
It will with a great deal of effort...easy to push when not loaded too much.
116313
Not much force at all, let gravity and knife weight do the work for you. After several movements (right side, left side) you will discover how easy it really is.
13263
one side is softer than the other. You have to push it pretty hard, but the first click is solid light, second click is flashing.
2094840
It's kind of tricky. Relax and don't force it. Push one of the bottom leg bars first. I thought it was a pain at first, too.
833097
I believe it's solid. I knocked it bc it's heavy heavier than I am and it's solid. It definitely takes 2 ppl to lift