It appears the feet from my washer will sit on the raised ribs. They appear very flimsy like they would crack from the weight. Input?
1105574
I have it under my washer & dryer which are stacked & everything seems to be fine. Hope this is of some help to you.
1105575
It appears to be pretty sturdy. The ribs are very low and flat. I am using this for my Traeger Grill to keep grease off the deck. I don't think it should be a problem. I would be careful when putting the washer on it tho. The sides are about 2 in high so you will need to lift it into place. Best I can do, hope that helps.
874501
if your rim is shaking make sure to use a ratchet and tighten the large nut in the base of the rim (the one with the spring). If you tighten it sufficiently it will give you a quite solid rim. This will tighten it over the reccomended amount (flush with the washer) but I have yet to see any downside. Of course, we don't hang on our rim either.
1846365
it's the rubber washer, it's a hard rubber. I had a slight issue at extreme bends. just go to lowes and bring the old washer. tell them you want a softer rubber. mine is orange.
4843
Haven't put mine in the wash yet, but it looks to be sturdy construction. I'm going to give it a shot on gentle cycle and see what happens. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1838519
A friend of mine did some dips on them. He's about 200lbs. It didn't look totally stable, and I don't know how long the welds would hold if you did this repeatedly.
2087777
Make sure the opening is derbies free. Check to see it isn't dented or out of round. you may need to take a small wrench and tighten it a little tighter. Also make sure that your washers are installed right.
1912615
You will have to find some screws. You will attach it by locating a small ring right below the design. Dependimg on how big your screw head is, you may meed a washer as well.
684321
I don't have a bread machine, but is this problem any different from an uneven load of wash in the washer? If uneven, the washer"knocks" against the inside wash basin, so this means you have to distribute the weight evenly. :-)
285746
Mine was a little flat too. I think if you just leave it sitting out, it should fluff up and be ok.
910222
Mine is warped and I have to add a weight on one side to keep it flat. Don't know it they're all this way or if it's just mine.
437462
Hi! I just whipped out my tape measure and took a look. The pads themselves are 1" tall on the outside. The foot of the washer nests in it by about 1/4", so I guess it will raise your washer about 3/4".Hope that helps. Have a great day!
1097500
I used washers to raise the shelf up an inch. The washers are 7/8" and are nearly identical to the feet. Hope that helps!
1416460
I would measure your current blade length and the diameter of the hole and make sure they are the same as your current blades. Also keep in mind that these blades are cupped, depending on the size of your washer that hold the blades on it may not fit in the cup. Hope that helps
1360363
There may not be a washer installed in the fitting, the fitting may not be tight or you may not have firmly seated the hose on the fitting! I cannot think of any other reasons unless the plastic is cracked.
1787705
I didn't have any problems with them...perhaps you can call the company....did you set them to your height? Perhaps you just set one leg higher than the other one?
290522
Yes, be careful when setting the washer in the slots. Mine was real heavy and we were off a bit and actually busted a piece of plastic where the feet mount. Still works great. the other 3 locked in very well.
510138
Ours flop all around, but I'm sure if you knew someone who did alterations or could sew a little, you could buy some foam and re-sew them into the pieces to make them as firm as you'd like. Depends on how badly you want it fixed I guess. That, or you could just buy a new one if it's the same cost to fix it.