I just purchased this rake, excuse my ignorance but, how do i extend it? i tried to pull using the red tab up or down with no result
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Just release the red lever and then push it so it extends the tines on the rake. It is a great rake & easy adjustments gets into smaller areas.
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when you pull up the red lever, it releases the tension on the bar. Slide the piece with the red lever up or down and the tines on the rake will get closer together or will spread apart, depending on whether you slide the lock assembly up or down. The handle will not get any longer, but the spacing on the tines will change.
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Just pull up the red tab and then push or pull it, the bond angle can adjustable
1656762
You have to release the red lever and then push it so it extends the tines on the rake. It is a great rake and I really like it. It is very versatile.
1656763
Yes, the rake extends. I also had trouble figuring out and have to ask my son to do it. He does in a snap every time, but I still cannot get it despite several attempts
1656764
Pull down the red tab, then push down, some time the bottom of the rake catches on the bottom brace.Good luck.
1656765
Had same problem. Just apply MORE pressure to break it free. You shouldn't hurt it. Once it's free to move it works wonders. Great rake, glad I got it
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The whole thing; rake, wheels, nuts and bolts, and extensions all came together in a package. That's how it's sold. IDK why you would not want the extensions. If you have an area that's small enough not to use any extensions, then you probably want to look at a "Sno-Brum" or something like that.The wheels don't easily pop off. The opening that lets them slide in closes tight and the metal has to stretch the wheels out again to get them off, and it has to be at the right angle as well. I found it to my advantage to smooth out the aluminum where the wheels go in (sandpaper) so they roll easily. Otherwise the sharp edges can dig in and cause the wheels to bind occasionally. The whole thing; rake, wheels, nuts and bolts, and extensions all came together in a package. That's how it's sold. IDK why you would not want the extensions. If you have an area that's small enough not to use any extensions, then you probably want to look at a "Sno-Brum" or something like that.The wheels don't easily pop off. The opening that lets them slide in closes tight and the metal has to stretch the wheels out again to get them off, and it has to be at the right angle as well. I found it to my advantage to smooth out the aluminum where the wheels go in... » Read More The whole thing; rake, wheels, nuts and bolts, and extensions all came together in a package. That's how it's sold. IDK why you would not want the extensions. If you have an area that's small enough not to use any extensions, then you probably want to look at a "Sno-Brum" or something like that.The wheels don't easily pop off. The opening that lets them slide in closes tight and the metal has to stretch the wheels out again to get them off, and it has to be at the right angle as well. I found it to my advantage to smooth out the aluminum where the wheels go in (sandpaper) so they roll easily. Otherwise the sharp edges can dig in and cause the wheels to bind occasionally. « Show Less
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Sounds like you don't have it extended enough. There should be three height levels. After you have expanded the base and attached the top, you extend each leg upward until it clicks into place. This is the lowest setting. You should be able to extend each leg two more "notches" if you will.
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You may want to look for a lift with new springs. This lift just used spacers. It will lift it but you will still have the rake. You could do a 2" front only leveling kit if you were looking for a cheap way to eliminate the rake. Hope that helps.
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It has multiple snap extensions. After reviewing some of the newer reviews it appears that the newer rake does telescope out. This makes me think that the product was improved from when I purchased it in 2012.
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poles are online for $15 each, but cheaper to buy another rake,Ryan!I bought a looong stick of pipe -drilled a hole in it and it is longer and sturdierthan the pole sag you wil get from adding too many of the manufacturer's flimsy alumium
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I know it seems as if there should be another release but there isn't - When you press down on the side releases just firmly pull the drawer towards you and it will come out. Take care to line up the rails when you are putting the drawer back on the rails. Once you get it going straight just push it completely back and you are set to go.
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I'm sorry but I cannot help you...I have yet been able to figure out how to use it. It sits there gathering dust.
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I think that would work - just use the "smooth" side of the rake (turn it upside down)
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Adjust the rake to push the waste over the edge. ( bend the SS rake too make it to the chute)
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I have been searching for a hedge trimmer as an additional attachment and have neither extension or additional attachments. ejmj
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Push down and squeeze the tabs in. I found it much easier than my prior model. I hope this works for you. Hard to tell you without pics.
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I couldn't figure it out either. I'm gonna contact the seller. Hopefully that will help. I'll let you know if I find out how to use it.
379672
You need to purchase a router mounting plate from someone like bench dog. You could cut an opening in the extension table top or buy a cast iron wing from someone else that has a mounting plate built in it. Do a quick Google search and you'll find all kinds of options. The saw is amazing though so good luck
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Have a pool that fits the run on ladder left up and pull down you also will have to release each individual section. Hope you understood and I explained it. I really like my ladder it is so Convenient!!!
758135
Hey Bill, I need to look at the info sheet that came with it to give you the answer. I used mine today. The chain doesnt have rakers and it jumps around.
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Hi Hope,I'm not aware of any extensions available beyond the full extended length of this pruner. I don't see how an extension could be fitted--AND I suspect if it went any higher it'd be far too wobbly to control anyway. Best wishes,Richard G