Is Hills considering a stronger locking lever?
932131
We are very Happy with this product 2 year for us You. Can fill it up with wet Blue jeans Try it you will be Happy
932132
I do not know if they are planning a stronger locking lever. We have not had any problems with our lock. I have hung full lines of laundry including washed queen-size quilts and had no issues with the lock.
944812
I do think that lever is to keep the steps from mashing little fingers. I may have it on backwards but it does keep the steps in.place when closed up. That's my best guess
312966
yes. they give you an angled and straight lock lever for multiple applications
319168
The way it is locked will not change its height but the angle is not locked. The platform is fluid or mobile. Not sure if I have answered your question.
1304412
Carol, if you can't move the highth adjustment lever once you squeeze the handle together, you may have a similiar problem as Mr. Carson above you. It should move freely up and down with lowering being the easiest and raising being only slightly more labor intensive.
1075696
You can lock it pretty much any height you want. You raise and lower by turning a loop and the lock puts a pin in the loop so it won't turn.
1030929
Yes - the lever that controls the vertical (height) also locks/unlocks the tilt.
1821719
Actually, there is a different mechanical advantage (think amount of cable pull) on these levers than for levers intended for cantilever brakes. True, some people have used these levers for cantis, but that might result in poor braking power when you need it. I would recommend buying the shifter pods alone, and buy brake levers separate. Not only will your brakes work better and more safely, but you can replace the individual parts when they wear out, rather than have to buy a full new set when just the shifter portion wears out. Happy riding!
1376801
It has an outside lever. Just a side note - if your looking for comfort, this isn't it.
2150722
It can be. Loading the skis/boards more centrally (away from the pillar) seems to help. And don't be afraid to stand up on the door ledge and "Hulk Smash" the thing shut. I usually have to apply a fair amount of closing pressure while I'm turning the key as well. Wasn't sure if you were asking about closing/locking so I went with both. Good rack though - no buyer's remorse here at all. Hope this helps.
2065587
Yes. Adjusts from no resistance to climbing a hill. A bargain for the price.
1157934
That's very plausible, Joe.However, changing the resistance could also be equivalent to keeping the same gear ratio, but pedaling uphill, which is what the user manual suggests is the effect of adding resistance.Thanks!
1823254
I have not run into that problem, but have not used it very much on hills. It has been a while since I used mine, but if I remember correctly, there is a pin on the brake handle that you either push in or pull out to keep the brake in place. I will look into this over the weekend and get back to you if you are still having an issue.
427859
I would say no. It, does not lock when folded and seems to be meant as a ride, to and then stow. I love the bike.
1510976
It moves by pushing on the front bar with your feet. Alternating pushing with your left then your right. I will say it is not good for hills, works best on flat paved or concrete surfaces.
827690
no, the lever needed to be installed on the right. We have a wall behind our sink, so the facet is only able to pivot 90.
474484
Yes they both have a turn lever inside. And the locks on outside both have a gold not a black color. In case you didn't know cause the pic I saw looked like it was black.