The pictures shows a cantilever system inside.. are those the correct pictures? When I look at the stanley website it shows up different.
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No it is not cantilevered. There is a lift out tray and the main section at the bottom
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No, unfortunately these are not the correct pictures. The one I ordered has just a singular tray that you can take out.
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They have the wrong open box pictures and need to change those. Scroll down to the product description for the correct pictures. You may need to click See all Product Description to see the pictures.
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OTher Stanley models state that they do click in float mode. When I switched to Battery Tender, it shows full green, when I switch to Schumaker -same. If this clicking is a feature, the manufacturer should weight in
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Sounds like you are doing it correctly..Your Stanley hand help openers may not be compatible with the garage door opener you have. Read the instruction carefully to see if it is...Good luck
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I have never used the Stanley board bender, so I googled it and looked at the way it is made. The things that jumped out to me are: the BoWrench looks like it will handle different thicknesses of boards easier, I think the BowWrench is less likely to mark the joist if that matters, the profile of the BoWrench is closer to the boards so I think you can get better leverage on really stubborn warped boards, you can set the BoWrench with one hand and leave it while screwing down the board, not sure if Stanley will do the same safely, and lastly I think the BoWrench is higher quality. Like I said, I have never used the Stanley.... I have never used the Stanley board bender, so I googled it and looked at the way it is made. The things that jumped out to me are: the BoWrench looks like it will handle different thicknesses of boards easier, I think the BowWrench is less likely to mark the joist if that matters, the profile of the BoWrench is closer to the boards so I think you can get better leverage on really stubborn warped boards, you can set the BoWrench with one hand and leave it while screwing down the board, not sure if Stanley will do the same safely, and lastly I think the BoWrench is higher quality. Like I... » Read More I have never used the Stanley board bender, so I googled it and looked at the way it is made. The things that jumped out to me are: the BoWrench looks like it will handle different thicknesses of boards easier, I think the BowWrench is less likely to mark the joist if that matters, the profile of the BoWrench is closer to the boards so I think you can get better leverage on really stubborn warped boards, you can set the BoWrench with one hand and leave it while screwing down the board, not sure if Stanley will do the same safely, and lastly I think the BoWrench is higher quality. Like I said, I have never used the Stanley.... « Show Less
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I advise you to send it back. I haven't tried to use mine yet. But it looks really tinneyand not very sturdy. I guess I should try it and see if mines as bad as yours.
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Doug, The photo shown on Amazon is correct. I looked at Google Images and couldn't find anything different. Please come back to carlights4less. Gerry
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Jeff, this is common with these. If you open it up (not easy) you will find a circuit board, battery and starter to provide the charge to the lamp. None of these parts are readily available. I gave up trying. If you are within warranty the maker should help you out. This carries the brand name of Stanley but is not made by Stanley anymore. Really a shame because it is a very good lamp.
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I do not remember...This was so completely crappy that I threw it away after about a month of using it...Top kept on opening and spilling everything...Etc....Buy the Stanley ones...They do the job well.....
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I am also frustrated with this design. I haven't begun looking yet, but my plan is to go to the manufacturer's website & look at schematics for something with straight parts that actually line up when I try to assemble/reassemble it. I will post findings on Amazon. Sorry I can't be of more help at this time.
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I think they've updated the design now. Mine has a much larger weighing platform, as shown in the current photo. It also came with the weighing tray as well. This is much more useful in my opinion. An excellent update over what is shown in some of the older reviews and videos. That older design would be kind of a pain to use.
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I have looked all over the case they came in and it doesn't tell me anything, but being that it is Stanley, I would think it is still made in the USA.Sorry I couldn't be more help but it is a really great set and mine was all black which is really nice looking.
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Good afternoon. Armor Concepts website is the best place to see better pictures of this item. They offer a little video for your review.
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I know when I was looking at these on Amazon that one of the pics had a different handle showing than the rest. The one I got has a handle just like what P. Boguslawski described. Very well built.
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Hi David. There seems to be nowhere to buy it in the US. Not even on the Stanley spare parts site. I have found it on germany. No international shipping, however :(
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Not really sure about that, but if you were hoping to get the stand in the picture, think again. The one I received had a "flat" base, not "tiered" like the one in the pic. The metal sat almost touching the floor not raised that high on the plastic insert. If that makes sense.
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I just added a picture of the spider assembly. Hope this will help in answering your question.
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Honestly. I don't know the answer to that question. Seeing as though I do not design them. That is something you will have to take up with the distributors. Maybe they can enlighten you on the right info for the product. My guess is that they probably just want to change up the style on the cases. Who knows???