do i have to hold the trigger or does it lock?
447704
Don't remember I only had it one day, I took it back. I bought it to trim a hedge, it would not rev-up so the blade would move back and forth. The carb can not be adjusted. It would not even cut a 1/4 inch branch. Very disappointed!
447705
It does not have a trigger lock. It does have a flaw in the fuel system causing the unit to fail within the first 6 months of use.
447706
hold trigger but there is really no resistance and is not in any way uncomfortable and the trigger is located where you pretty much have to hold this for safe operation.
196240
yes the trigger clicks action locks back pull back again and it returns to the closed position
777097
After you turn on do you slide the button above the trigger to the right to lock light on?
593088
I wasn't sure what a locking trigger was, so I looked it up. According to Consumer Repts, a locking trigger means you don't have to hold it down while you operate the trimmer ... which also means if you drop it or put it down while it's on, it will stay on until you turn it off ... could be a safety issue. Mine doesn't have a locking trigger, so it took some getting used to, i.e., if you let up pressure on the trigger even a little bit it's going to shut off.
779854
I have this drill. It does not, does NOT have a lock for the trigger. And I will say this, this drill has enough power to snap your wrist, you do NOT want a trigger lock button for something that has this much power. I had another powerful drill with a lock button and SEVERELY injured my wrist with it because even though I let go of the trigger... it was locked and would not stop until my friend unplugged it for me. The drill literally untwisted the 3/4 drill bit and I couldn't use that hand effectively for 3 months. SO.... you do not want a lock button for the trigger on a powerful drill such a this one.
540969
No. It is activated by a small metal area under the trigger guard when your middle finger comes in contact with it. You can also turn it off with a small switch just in front of the metal area.
93113
No. The reacher does not have a locking device. When you squeeze the trigger the grabber closes to hold or pick up object, but you have to continue squeezing the trigger to hold the object. I hope this helps.
339935
Oh, yes. That is its design. But will it hold tight when you fire the gun? I would say not, because it does not hold very solidly. If it were shaped to really wrap around the trigger guard and hold onto some length, that would be different, but instead it is held largely by a tiny, sharp screw that nicks the trigger guard while not holding strongly. What tries to hold initially just rotates loose once it receives much shock.
1289937
Not at all. It is just a pull trigger. There is a little button the handle you must press at the same time as pulling the trigger but it is simple. The unit is light in weight also.
779852
I have this drill. It does not, does NOT have a lock for the trigger. And I will say this, this drill has enough power to snap your wrist, you do NOT want a trigger lock button for something that has this much power. I had another powerful drill with a lock button and SEVERELY injured my wrist with it because even though I let go of the trigger... it was locked and would not stop until my friend unplugged it for me. The drill literally untwisted the 3/4 drill bit and I couldn't use that hand effectively for 3 months. SO.... you do not want a lock button for the trigger on a powerful drill such a this one. I have this drill. It does not, does NOT have a lock for the trigger. And I will say this, this drill has enough power to snap your wrist, you do NOT want a trigger lock button for something that has this much power. I had another powerful drill with a lock button and SEVERELY injured my wrist with it because even though I let go of the trigger... it was locked and would not stop until my friend unplugged it for me. The drill literally untwisted the 3/4 drill bit and I couldn't use that hand effectively for 3 months. SO.... you do not want a lock button for the trigger on a powerful drill... » Read More I have this drill. It does not, does NOT have a lock for the trigger. And I will say this, this drill has enough power to snap your wrist, you do NOT want a trigger lock button for something that has this much power. I had another powerful drill with a lock button and SEVERELY injured my wrist with it because even though I let go of the trigger... it was locked and would not stop until my friend unplugged it for me. The drill literally untwisted the 3/4 drill bit and I couldn't use that hand effectively for 3 months. SO.... you do not want a lock button for the trigger on a powerful drill such a this one. « Show Less
406391
You don't have to hold a button. Its a switch. Up for on and down for off (or it could be the other way around as I can't remember which direction) but the switch will stay locked in what ever direction you put it.
2105266
the lock unlock makes it a hands free so to speak. when you squeeze the trigger and slide the lock on it keeps it on full spray. I use it to give your hands a break.
595843
No, unfortunately it does not have a trigger on lock....It does have a lock to prevent accidental turn on of the spray....However, easily over came the fatigue situation....I took a piece of heavy duty velcro about three-quarters of an inch wide and wrapped it around the handle at the narrow point of the trigger and just pull the trigger and slide the velcro strip up into the wide portion and it holds it turned on....hence no tired fingers or hands. An easy fix and I am really quite pleased with the overall performance for my needs i.e. washing driveway, garage floor and patio....
1980049
Yes. The trigger guard just swings left or right and can be popped back into place if you choose not to pull the trigger.
1743510
No. The trigger is set up so that you have to keep your hand on the machine to push it, which keeps everything stable and safe. It's a good design because with the size of the machine you want one hand on it for stability anyway, and the other hand for sharpening.
1552858
Mine does go through when the trigger is pulled. You have to push it to get it started but after that it works its way through. You do need to start with two sticks.
464406
Neither.....the retention feature is a "squeeze" function on the front, inner portion of the trigger guard. Simple friction holds the gun in the holster. It is adjustable.