do the casters lock (have breaks)?
593884
No if I were doing it again I would buy a better jack if you are planing on changing a lot of transmissions
593885
No they do not and the hydraulics are very very slow but not a bad jack for the money
593886
No breaks. But when I use it, I am on a level floor and don't need brakes. The tilt feature allows easy alignment without letting the lift to roll back when stabbing the tranny. If you want, I am sure you could easily buy locking casters as they are just bolt on anyway.
1367955
Yes casters are lockable. Totally adjustable width and length. My PC is 16" long and 6.75" in width, fits great. Hope this helps!
1591000
Yes, you have to attach the casters to the base. I'm not sure how well it would work without them, but it's possible to leave them off.
1598462
No, they do not lock. However, I've not experienced slippage or collapse. As best as I can describe it, the legs "scissors." One end of the "scissors" is attached securely to the bottom of the shelf. The other side of the "scissors" is ~1" [finished] dowel rod. This dowel rod slides left--&gt;right (or maybe right--&gt;left depending on your perspective). There are two 1"x2" blocks attached to the underside of the table, and then attached to the two blocks is a strip/slat made of what appears to be standard military/industrial grade Aluminum (~97% Al with some magnesium and chromium for tensile strength). This strip/slat about 1/2" in width by 1/8" in thickness. The dowel rod for the "scissors" travels from block-to-block secured by the metal slat. It is possible to pick up the table and move ir, while simultaneously having your fingers on the dowel to ensure that the legs do not collapse while moving, or when you rest the table again on the floor (or other hard surface). I've never had a problem with it.
435400
Yes, they do, with the easy flip of the lever with your toe. Two wheels lock, two do not, allowing the table to pivot and make small adjustments, without the table rolling away.
1562495
I am reasonably sure the wheels do not lock and no, that is not a problem for me. I have been happy with the product.
1239165
Yes, but only the front castors. I know the two front corners lock, the center front castor may lock also. I've had zero trouble with movement, highly recommend!
100097
Casters are quite standardized. The casters on my chair have a threaded shank with a hexagonal head to accommodate a wrench. They screw into the chair leg, & mine are only finger tight. I suggest you unscrew the offending caster & take it to your local hardware, or a big box store Like Home Depot or Lowes. You should be able to find one of the same diameter & mounting system, though it may not be identical to the broken one, or your local contact should be able to tell you where you can get one.
9816
Yes, they lock. There is a lever on the base of the knob that you switch, very easy to use! I love them.
823482
The legs have screw-in feet with 1/4-inch screw diameters. There are holes in the bottom center of the legs to accommodate these screws. If you can find casters with the same size shanks, you could replace the feet with the casters.
1367956
The casters do lock and the width is adjustable. It's a great little device.
1499646
Haven't tried it but two caster wheels have a lock on them, and if placed against the wall or in a corner, it's VERY stable. Solid as a rock. Especially after you've put some stuff on it.
1641855
Yes. It looks like there are four screws on each caster, that can be taken off, but they came pre-installed.
1491118
Hi Michelle, no they do not have a locking mechanism. It's fine on carpet. On wooden floors they do roll fairly easily. Though much like the ball requires you to stabilize your core to prevent movement. The casters also require you to maintain muscle control to prevent movement, though not much. I've not had any problems on wooden floors or carpet for that matter.Regards
1900836
I did have quite a bit of trouble getting the casters in as well. I think I finally had to have my husband muscle them in with sheer will. Maybe an object that fits between the wheels and a hammer or a mallet would help. They did eventually go in and they are never coming out. I do like that they are secure because we have a footstool with wheels that constantly fall out. We did not use any lubricants or special tools.
1629766
We do not provide casters for this item, nor have we tested this item for casters and do not advise adding casters to the item. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
1284829
They do not lock, but they are heavy duty enough, that you can move them easily without collapsing them.