how do you get replacement rubber feet?
445502
use the Rubbermaid generics that you can get at any home improvement center, Lowe's, Ace, Home Depot..they work just fine.
445503
Remove one of the feet and take it to the hardware store. Ask a sales person for help if you need to. They may have a suitable replacement.
1642153
You should be able to match up the old one at a local hardware store with a replacement. It would be where they have the rubber o-rings.
22911
Contact http://www.ultega.net/index.php/us-en/ directly or you should be able to get them on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Ultega-14-Foot-Trampoline-Replacement-Pads/dp/B005UDALNI
1113921
I really dont know if you could find the wheels in rubber. You might try contacting the manufacturer to se if the have replacement wheels made of rubber that might be used on pricier upgraded models. if they have them it is easy to snap the originals off and put the new ones on. Just pinch in the little spring loaded plastic ears at the connection to the frame. Good luck.
5750
Contact Sole. They will send you the part(s) and have someone come and install it.
1787479
you're right, same thing happened to me, unfortunately one of the feet is now missing, so even if we found an answer it wouldn't help me, good luck
2040566
I can't remember if the rubber feet were installed from factory, but they are easy enough to remove. The main issue with rack mounting this unit is the placement of several screws on the bottom front edge of the faceplate. They stick out so much that mounting another item directly under is nearly impossible. I ended up removing several of the screws and using a little force to make it happen.
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Amazon probably sells many tips that will work, but Campmor sells the genuine Chinook replacement rubber tips for $1.99 ea. The Chinook pole is of decent quality, so I believe it has the standard size rubber foot, but if you bought some that were just slightly loose, you could always add just a dab of Shoe Goo {@WMart]. *That's also a good way to extend the life of that rubber foot: turn the pole upside down & put a dab of Shoe Goo on the clean foot & let it dry upside down for 24 hrs. But again, Campmor sells the identical rubber foot your pole came w/. *I plan to just buy 2-3 at 1 time so I can save on shipping, but the Shoe Goo is allowing me to postpone buying any thus far...... Amazon probably sells many tips that will work, but Campmor sells the genuine Chinook replacement rubber tips for $1.99 ea. The Chinook pole is of decent quality, so I believe it has the standard size rubber foot, but if you bought some that were just slightly loose, you could always add just a dab of Shoe Goo {@WMart]. *That's also a good way to extend the life of that rubber foot: turn the pole upside down & put a dab of Shoe Goo on the clean foot & let it dry upside down for 24 hrs. But again, Campmor sells the identical rubber foot your pole came w/. *I plan to just buy 2-3 at 1 time so... » Read More Amazon probably sells many tips that will work, but Campmor sells the genuine Chinook replacement rubber tips for $1.99 ea. The Chinook pole is of decent quality, so I believe it has the standard size rubber foot, but if you bought some that were just slightly loose, you could always add just a dab of Shoe Goo {@WMart]. *That's also a good way to extend the life of that rubber foot: turn the pole upside down & put a dab of Shoe Goo on the clean foot & let it dry upside down for 24 hrs. But again, Campmor sells the identical rubber foot your pole came w/. *I plan to just buy 2-3 at 1 time so I can save on shipping, but the Shoe Goo is allowing me to postpone buying any thus far...... « Show Less
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Amazon is good about replacing things so asking them is worth a shot. You may have to deal with the individual vendor. If they turn you down try contacting the manufacturer. Lastly you can hit the hardware store. Good luck!
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Maryann, I went to www.hurrycane.com; spoke with the guy who answered the phone about the problems with the feet. They sent me a whole new cane. I hope this help. Bob
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Try this site: http://www.rubbermaid.com/SupportCenter/Pages/SupportCenter.aspxIt's a Support site with warranty information and, on the right side of the page, a category for repair parts.Good Luck!
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Sorry, I do not know where to buy a replacement for the hardwood floor attachment.
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There is a place called replacements.com. Or get on ebay. I just googled it recently.
988200
Lowes/Home Depot sell rubber feet with a peel/stick backing. Use one of those under the short foot.
779144
You might contact Pyle to see if they sell the non-slip rubber feet or you can measure the diameter of the legs and check this site: http://www.componentforce.com/category/35/rubber-feet?gclid=CK_GpLjB07wCFSYOOgod2E4AMQ
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No rubber feet. But I recently bought rubber drawer bumpers, I think that would work well.
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B&H; Photo carries them - search Gitzo foot and you'll find a variety of options including the original foot replacement.