Is this an improved version of "tack Move It"?
939111
Noel, not sure what tack move it is or what it is used for, can you tell me more?
939112
I never heard of "tack move it" but this product worked very well. It is hard to to caulk with a regular hand operated gun. If you're going to use more than one tube it may be a good idea to invest in an electric gun.
403125
Yes, I believe it can. It has been a while since we played with it but seems like that is what we used. I agree with the below answer though it doesn't combine well with other tracks.
2010227
No, on the contrary it is better made...I haven't used the standard ones ever since I got it....plus it is way bigger
353018
Not really its actually more of a sliding board. Easy to move gets you ready for better boards.
6249
Yea they do. Buy they're not the best of tacks an they do tend to slide around. They look really good though.
1442899
I sure would think so, very high tack tape. Once in place can NOT be moved! Hope this helps you out.
1969147
Not really. I mean, you just have to use it, and eventually it will stop slipping.
2148910
it's pretty close to that..it's thicker and not as stretchy. but yes, same kind of idea. think of it as removeable thick, gel-type, double sided tape.
1590928
Ah, yes, this is a little harder to do. I believe it's like a double tap but on the second tap you keep your finger on the pad and then you can drag freely.
1577538
Yeah, but its pretty sticky though. Try Hanz de fuko "quicksand" You'll love it!
1929163
I like it better. Wider shoulder surface is more comfortable. Method of leg adjustment is better and more secure. And it doesn't accidentally slip off of the fiddle as easily.
919594
After releasing safety catch (easy to do), it requires a moderate "snatch" to separate step from frame. Not difficult, just takes a little practice.
1134654
It moves the bucket up and down and in, but it doesn't really move the bucket per say. It does also move the tracks. It's not great at picking things up but works fine for my son.
1124604
I don't know about improvements.I recently purchased a similar toy called " wacky web " from the local "intelligent" pet store, if my cats stop it with their paws it too makes the skipping sound.Doesn't seem to keep them entertained very long!
1656536
The main difference, in my opinion, between the old version and the new version is the release mechanism which controls the rotation of the TwiStep from the stowed to the deployed position. The release mechanism on the older version was at the top of the pivot point (which helped keep road dust off of the rotation plate) and was a very quick 3-step process; 1) press side latch in 2) push down on the post 3) Turn TwiStep to deploy at either the 90 or 180 degree position. The release mechanism on the new version is at the bottom of the pivot point on the deck of the TwiStep (which collects a lot of dust) and is 2-steps; 1) pull up on latch - which occasionally gets stuck, 2) rotate TwiStep to the 180 degree position. In addition, the fit into the hitch receiver was much better (didn't "wobble") in the old version and it came with a lock. The new version has a tendency to wobble and requires you to purchase the lock separately if you want it locked. Although the control mechanism is on the deck and prone to getting covered with dust/dirt and wobbles a little it is still secure and highly functional. In comparison to other step devises, this is by far, the best and most convenient one and does not require removal to stow when not in use.
1472008
it is a most likely missing technique... it took my husband a few tries to get it as well. Ours work now - hard to explain tho how to get it.
514532
Yes, I believe it is but do yourself a favor and practice on something else till you get used to it. That's what I did till I perfected the use of it.