Can you stand upright and pull it by a handle on the end - or do you have to bend down? would there be a way to attach a strap to the end?
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I don't think you can do any of that stuff with this locker. It's not really a handle on the short side, just an indent to put your hand. You can carry it like a suitcase if you don't make it too heavy.
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you will need to bend down first. There is a hand hold which is the lip of the top. You could attach a strap but you would have to bend down to reach the strap if it was laying on top just as you would have to reach down to lift it up suing the lip
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The rollers on here are very low profile and you cannot upright it and roll it. They stack really really well. Probly the most useful purchase I have made for storage and moving.
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I stand upright and pull the footlocker. The handle is in the center, so it is not a natural walk. I am 5' 11" so the footlocker tends to bump the back of my leg, so I have to splay my arm out a bit to compensate. If you are shorter it makes it easier. I have never used a strap, but it would be very easy to loop a strap through the handle.
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The handle doesn't fold. There's a gadget for making it stand up at the angle shown. I typically use it hand-held.
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No. You can bend it up and it would be ok if you don't have much stuff in the back. Its probably better to take it out.
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Yes I think the handle could be removed. If you could bend the handle ends.
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Hi LeonardThere is a hook just like the one in the picture at the other end for securing to the trailer. And yes; you can cut off the loose end of the strap if you wish, although I am not really sure why you would want to make the strap proprietary (much less versatile) instead of keeping it in a versatile (able to be used for many applications) condition. the bottom line here is that it is your strap and you can shorten it if you wish.
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I get mine out in it the bag. Its a struggle sometimes but it works best to have someone holding the other end so you can roll it extremely tight.
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It is only a handle to grab the bag from the top opposed to using the shoulder straps. In addition there are not any wheels on the bottom only small rubber footing to keep the bag sitting upright.
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there are hooks on the side that you attach the handles to. It works really well.
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You have the option of 3 handles. The attached "handbag" handles are fixed, so those are always seen. There is an optional shoulder strap that you can clip onto the rings. Then there is the pull-up handle for rolling the bag. That one can be pulled up when you want to use the wheels, or pushed down and hidden if you want to use the handles or shoulder strap.
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I do not see a strap on the back that will slip over the handle on a suitcase. Because I don't have one, I have just balanced it on top, but a strap would be much better.
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You can flip the beige top up and then pull it that way using the handle. It's not terribly heavy so I have no trouble moving this cart about my yard.
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I must push the extended leg position down with my feet and then use the handle to lock the chair in the upright position. For me, a 5 foot 3 inch woman, pulling the handle down to bring the foot rest down was impossible. Once I got the hang of simply pushing down with my legs, locking the chair upright was OK.
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I find it convenient. It is part of the chair so it can't be lost. There isn't really a handle, rather a draw string to close the bag. I don't Cary it by this. A handle would be nice.
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Do not lift it all the way to the the top. leave 5 inches to allow you room to pull the handle and go up an inch before it will come down.
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You will need to find a way of holding it. It is not free standing, it is designed to be mounted in an opening.
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There should be instructions inside. Basically, you turn it upside down and put the two opposite ends together. Hold that with one hand then push the opposite sides down. Twist the first part in on itself. Then secure with strap and put back into the carrying case. It takes a couple of tries but once you get it, it's simple.
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There is a lever that allows you to make the strap as long or short as you need. You can roll up the slack with an elastic. It works great. When I use mine for biking I keep the strap short so the bag sits higher, when I walk with it I loosen it.