Does the lift lever stay up or do you have to hold it up?
1034082
Unfortunately on this one you have to hold it up. It does not stay up on it's own.
1745756
The lever itself is very sturdy and is adjustable to use on items of various weights, but even then, you still require two people to "lift" fairly tall or very heavy objects, mainly for stability of the item to avoid tipping it.
1433816
Using the lever. You wind it to tilt, wind other way to get back up. Very easy to use. I love the umbrella. ;)
121544
It does take some muscle to get the lever down. Also, mine has lost suction a couple of times so I did an especially thorough cleaning of the tile and wet the suction cup before sticking it up. So far so good.
1711284
Yes...Yes, it stays up, you need to tighten the screws to adjust how easy or hard it is to stay open. If it is loose, the lid will fall down. If it's too tight, you won't be able to open it. Once it's configured, it works great. Over time, you might need to readjust it b/c it might loosen.
1147692
It's adjustable so it can be raised up. The stand it sits in to hold it up isn't very reliable. My kids have to put bricks or something heavy on it to keep it from falling over. I hope this helps!
462883
work the lift by hand 5 or 6 times to free it up.it's new and stiff,it will work fine.IRVINYARUS
1583139
Yes the handle disconnects and it's put away at the moment so I'm going from memory that the handle is a short to medium length and requires a fair amount of force to lift the car. As others have mentioned easing the car down is to be done very slowly as the amount to lock and free fall is very little so slow minute movements are best.
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.
306746
I never noticed that. Once I unlock I just lift at the handle. I never noticed it getting scratched or having to be on the ground first.
1106884
Mine works ok. I simply lift the lever, the seat can then tilt easily. Then, I press the lever back down the lock position.
1801716
It stays up for about half a minute if you step and leave. But you can hold it up if you stepped on it for long...
1811918
Mine rolls up fine.So if you pull down slowly it stays where you put it, if you pull down quickly (just an inch or so) and let go it rolls back up.
1184500
Technically there is no 'lock' in the up position but more of a 'click' that keeps it in place. To raise, there is a button just in front of your chin that you push to unlock. As you push up there you will come to a point with increased tension. Push through the tension and you will feel the flip up part pop into place. This is enough to keep it in place until you physically pull the piece back down. Hope this helps.
285571
It's locked in the up position and stays in line. When pushed to the side it's not locked but it's not flopping around either. It stays put until you pull it back up.
1433748
The hold up reduces the chances for bike-to-bike interference and does not touch the frame. It also makes for a stronger pivot arm. The stick up is foam padded and mounts on the top of the crossbar and by my experience, can weaken over time and it is not nearly as reliable as the hold up.Thanks, Gary/USASupersale
1308280
The lever raises the seat up and down. The knob under the seat releases it to slide forward and back . This is well made. Doesn't take up too much room.