Is the entire paddle handle aluminum? Including the center connection piece that slides into the other?
765082
Yes. The two halves slide inside each other and there is a button that pops into one of two positions depending what angle you want your blades at. You can't go wrong with this paddle for the price.
765083
Yes the connection piece is aluminum along with the rest of the paddle. Only thing about this paddle is that it doesn't float very well. It will sink. But the yack grips solve that problem and make it more comfortable.
765084
The center is aluminum, with a locking detent. The paddles themselves are a type of durable plastic.
679714
Each handle comes with a screw and a metal washer. I attached two of the handles to my sit-on-top kayak and so far they are working out great! I also do not have access to the inside of my kayak, but the screws seem to be attached securely.
376121
The inserts are not aluminum. For the money if your fixing the wonderful Triton ya cant go wrong. I did the fix with Head in place and it worked fine.
2048501
Yes. There is a plastic lever used to clamp the two halves together. The screwdriver is needed to adjust the tension this lever puts on the two halves. Use the screwdriver at home to adjust it and leave the screwdriver at home when you go out in the field with the paddle.
946697
We've used our machine a lot with no problems. The paddle seems durable enough to me.
1978561
Probably not normal. The dhs I received looked fake. It was poorly glued together and was split from the handle all the way up. I've been playing for many years. Kept buying paddles on sale. But the best one I ever bought was Killersspin 800. Even if you don't get the super expensive ones you may find killerspin is excellent quality and well worth the money.
1345816
Yes both paddles I had purchased the rubbers fell off after about 2-3 months...
115331
The handle is not permanently attached because it's a tiny bit loose. But putting in another handle would, to me, be a major engineering project (I'm not very handy with tools). The original handle appears to have been inserted into the metal sleeve attached to the "paddle" and then something punched three "dents" into the sleeve on the top and bottom and where the "dents" went into the wooden handle is what holds it on. There are no screws. If you drilled holes in the sleeve where the "dents" are the handle would probably come out and you could put screws into the holes to hold the longer handle on. I wouldn't attempt this myself but I can see how it could be done. However, I wonder if it would be worth the effort. Plus you might have to size a new handle to fit into the sleeve. Sorry this isn't too clear.
1522603
The flat beater that's included is the paddle attachment -- unless I'm misunderstanding your question!?
618675
Yes, the handle is connected. However, the whole thing is in two halves so you can put it in two different parts of your dishwasher. I considered it an improvement over the one that came with my dishwasher.
1915518
No parts are aluminum. The strainer and the top that squeezes the fruit are stainless steel. The rest is cast iron. You must hold onto the back because, even though it's very heavy, it tips forward when you pull the handle down. Otherwise, it worked very good for the 100+ lemons I had picked from our daughters tree!
2209667
No. It's glass. There is a metal band holding the handle on but the part that isn't glass is plastic.
1037413
No, it is aluminum, clad with nonstick interior. Same with the paddle. Easy to clean, but not stainless.
2048500
Yes this paddle is easily adjusted on the fly after the initial set up. Great paddle I have had it about three months and love it. BTW, the initial adjustment requires no tools only a trust if the level to tighten it loosen the grip. I highly recommend this paddle.
1701757
It does break down into two pieces. One side of the paddle tube slides into the other side and there is a little lever-clasp that closes to secure the two pieces together. There is a little screw on the clasp to tighten the grip when the clasp closes. I tightened mine a little when I recieved my paddle. Overall, I am very happy with the paddle.
1425772
Sorry, don't remember. Best guess- No. I have bought paddles a couple times, and have a spare in the kitchen drawer. I probably just used my old ones when the pan arrived. BTW, replacement pan is fine.
1500822
Is the paddle properly seated on the drive shaft? And make certain you are not over-freezing ingredients If you are ok in both situations, contact manufacturer