It says no break needed? is that true?
1867331
I disagree!!! Break is definitely needed! We put ours up where the landing point is close enough to the ground to stop ourselves with our feet BUT if you don't stop in enough time you could risk injury. I was one who wasn't able to stop in time, hit the tree and now dealing with a broken finger! Strong parental guidance recommended!
1867332
Depends on the slope of your line. If you have a 5 degree slope, you probably don't need it. Otherwise, I would. I needed one.
1867333
If you install it by the instructions, putting an 8% slope, a break is not needed. It will be a gradual startup, speed through the middle section and a gradual slow down near the end. Start at the end of the run and mount your cable 24" above the tallest rider. I mounted mine at 7'. Now go back to the start mount the cable at 14' up in a tree (assuming a 100' cable). That's about a 7% slope. The cable slacks a lot over 100' so as the trolley runs and gets on the last section of cable, it actually starts going up to the 7' tie point and slows down by itself. If you are running into your end point, your slope is too much and is actually dangerous. Properly installed, not brake is needed. If you install it by the instructions, putting an 8% slope, a break is not needed. It will be a gradual startup, speed through the middle section and a gradual slow down near the end. Start at the end of the run and mount your cable 24" above the tallest rider. I mounted mine at 7'. Now go back to the start mount the cable at 14' up in a tree (assuming a 100' cable). That's about a 7% slope. The cable slacks a lot over 100' so as the trolley runs and gets on the last section of cable, it actually starts going up to the 7' tie point and slows down by itself. If you are running into your... » Read More If you install it by the instructions, putting an 8% slope, a break is not needed. It will be a gradual startup, speed through the middle section and a gradual slow down near the end. Start at the end of the run and mount your cable 24" above the tallest rider. I mounted mine at 7'. Now go back to the start mount the cable at 14' up in a tree (assuming a 100' cable). That's about a 7% slope. The cable slacks a lot over 100' so as the trolley runs and gets on the last section of cable, it actually starts going up to the 7' tie point and slows down by itself. If you are running into your end point, your slope is too much and is actually dangerous. Properly installed, not brake is needed. « Show Less
2087132
No Breaks.I wouldn't purchase one again.The dimensions don't work.The pedals are too far away.The front wheel needs to be closer to perpendicular to the ground, for a kid to be able to pedal effectively.By the time my son grew into it, he was riding a bike.
1589974
No, that is NOT normal. We have used our's for an entire day - with breaks of 15 minutes. No smoking! Good luck!! melissa
465530
No, the break does not lock. I never found that to be a problem, but my condo was carpeted.
683987
I cannot honestly answer that question as I have never encountered an issue with this item breaking. I apologize I don't have a more informed answer.
390763
No, there are no breaks on these. Typically skates meant for hockey or more intense roller blading do not have the break.
928118
there is no need to. depends on what your plans are but if you try it remember it will take a longer time to dry
1118
Basically this model is high intensity. If you were able to take 1-4 minute break and use it once or twice a day--it takes time to find your balance using it. Go to the web site and look at the instructions for setting it up. It shows how to use it at the end of the 6 minute demo.
1870091
Would not do it if the break is inside your house. Outside you may try it. Plumbing Contractor.
1344664
It takes a small break to build full steam back up if you use it constantly. Not a problem really, mine builds back up quickly!
243151
No, I'm using these for every day. They have been quite durable for me. No breakage.
1455751
No need. It's very sturdy. There isn't anything to scuff it. No need to deflate tires either.
882312
I have no idea. I've never had one break on me. If I was you I would contact the manufacturer I'm sure they'll be able to help you. Good luck at let me know how you make out. John
634650
If we are talking about the same thing, no. You have to take the case off. But! I've used that case on my Samsung Note 10.1 for the past year on heavy structural construction sites. No breaks.
1598369
I haven't useed it since October, but I don't remember ever having to worry about the blade spinning once the trigger is released. So yes I do believe it has a break.
324169
We used it at a fundraiser. It lasted an afternoon, and I did not note any cracking.
92197
No break in procedure was mentioned in the manual. Here is a copy of the manual:http://www.manualslib.com/manual/661202/Senco-Pc1131.html#manual