I want to haul photography equipment so I need to know if the tub attaches securely to the flatbed itself
509636
The cart is very securely attached. Four heavy prongs deeply seat onto the tub. It would not become detached. I haul soil, tools, plants, etc and have never had a problem.
509637
The tub has thick "pegs" on the bottom of the tub that fit into the flat bed. It doesn't lock in place but it is rather secure. This cart is really, really sturdy and easy to pull over my bumpy, grassy yard. I have hauled hay bales and cinder blocks with it.
509638
I would say it would be secure enough for this. the thing that MIGHT be a concern for photo equipment would be that the wheels/tires are not pneumatic, therefore over rough surfaces there might a good bit of vibration. hopes this helps
509639
I own a D3S and wouldn't carry it on this cart because I don't like to subject my equipment to vibration (camera and lenses with VR). Not a good idea. If the lenses were in pelican cases, then yes. This is a nifty cart, as it takes up little space in the trunk but the wheels are hard abs plastic with a thin rubber around the wheel and the vibration when wheeling on a pavement is pretty intense. Hope that helps.
509640
I purchased this cart to haul stuff in my garden....I found it to be a bit too flimbsy for anything over 20--30 lbs!!
564177
No. It hangs down straight. My tub, and I believe most tubs these day are vinyl, so it would not matter.
1409969
The top is flat and snaps down with a latch in front. The tub is lined with heavy duty vinyl inner liner inside a styrofoam paneled plastic tub that snaps together. Rather unique but is works well.
870024
It should. As long as the tub has an even width, it should snug in tightly. If the tub curves,widens in the middle and tapers on both ends, the grab bar should still fit but not as tight as you would like it to, regardless of where on the tub you put it, thus, you wont feel that secure.
1464561
If you mean is it a drop in, then yes. It is not a standalone tub, you will need to build/tile around it. Works great and a good value I think.
965261
Yes, there is support but it really depends on how high the back of your tub is.
105815
We bought this a few years ago. It has two pre drilled holes so you can screw it in. We drilled another hole in the design at the top and it made it very secure. I have a big round medal brush, flat iron and hair dryer in mine. Love it!!!
1508045
Nope. It has a screw clamp that attaches to the lip of the bed on the top. It's very secure. I've taken mine and my girlfriend's bike on a four hour trip with no problems at all. The only thing I don't like are the straps to keep the front tires straight.
1371152
Yes, no problem at all This is a well made product, that helps both getting into and out of the tub. You will be very happy with it
962611
Yep. It doesn't attach to the tub, just lays on it. So it's very easy to move as needed.
481783
No problem - my tub is polyurethane and the grab bar is attached at a spot at which the inner and outer surfaces are not parallel. The large size and the rubber pads of the gripping plates keep it firmly attached without marring or buckling the tub walls.
338090
It needs to be tied or secured for stability. I love the tube but it does shift when the dogs walk in it if it isn't secured. I usually use just one of the child seat anchors.
2206932
We did not attach it directly to the spa. We purchased mounting plates that slide under the spa and the lifting bracket bolts to it. It was time to drain and clean our spa anyhow, so when we did that, we easily slid the plates under the spa. The weight from the spa, of course, keeps them in tack.
1362338
Yes. It's also important that the vice be securely attached to a stable surface.
1894912
I have used my tube to travel with and I have had no problems with it. It locks in place quite nicely.
1523382
It fit perfectly in our tub. Does not slide and did not damage tub. Very stable and felt secure which was important since I was non weight bearing on my right leg for 10 weeks.
1276364
Suction cups on two tub feet and they are secure. The seat is wide so you can slide out of tub area to stand up. Yes, lightweight, aluminum tubing. My grandmother had been using since install June 2013 and it's happy and works great for her. The truck is to tuck the shower vision under buttocks/leg to keep water in tub and off floor. :-)