Does it have some kind of trigger lock to prevent hand fatigue from squeezing the trigger?
595841
No, not that I've been able to figure out, but that's a safety feature so it doesn't cause damage to you if you drop or inadvertently twist it. Also I finally figured out my electrical issues and now have no problems with it.
595842
There is a safety lock so you cannot accidentally turn the unit on. There is no lock to keep on as this could be dangerous if you fell and it remained on.
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....
595844
May 13, 2014 (4:27pm) I don't have anything good to say about this thing. Mine doesn't have one, and it leaks like a sieve at each connection. Pressure sucks and not steady, all in spurts.But it's most likely my fault for buying a re-manufactured one. And that's all I have to say.
2245969
It does have a light that engages when you slightly depress the trigger. But it's not aimed very well, so it is of limited use. Still, it's probably better than nothing. BTW, the drill has performed very well and the batteries keep their charge a long time.
1744318
I believe not. Ironic I don't know as I use it daily. It does not spin unreasonably long when you release the trigger. I did not feel it an important feature when I purchased it as I never block the guard
1132735
So far I have not had that problem. It fits behind the trigger snugly. With no safety this is well worth it.
2099594
Yes.. the black horizontal button above the round trigger lock button in the picture.
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.
1359122
if it is used for call of duty, it will seem that you have a quicker trigger finger. the distance the trigger travels is decreased, so individual squeezes are quicker
1186443
The trigger requires a firm squeeze, but it's good. We really like the lock. It works well. Have not had enough "miles" on it to know about the durability, but so far so good.
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.
1030228
It has a squeeze trigger that is very easy to use.It doesn't take a lot of pressure to keep it running.Being light in weight, If you can hold it you'll have enough strength to keep it going.
1737874
Yes. You pull up on the triggers so there is nothing to block your mittens.
1030227
It has a squeeze trigger that is very easy to use. It doesn't take a lot of pressure to keep it running. Being light in weight, If you can hold it you'll have enough strength to keep it going.
925022
Yes it does. There is however a small gap between the frame and the Pierce grip. I had to file down the leading edge of the Pierce grip to prevent it from pinching when shooting.
1801909
No, But it leaves you with one hand free. Instead of holding inflater on valve stem and pulling trigger.
2253454
No, I haven't had a problem with the trigger. I keep it pushed in while I am cleaning the carpet, & don't touch it while I am in the drying stage. If I take my finger off the trigger it stops generating fluid. I don't know if this helped or not.
1289938
Not at all! Press side button while pressing trigger--very easy to use--very lightweight. I use it all the time. I'm small 5 foot tall & 59 years old.
1691598
This saw has an inter-lock which prevents the blade from coming down without pressing a trigger. The key to operating it is to have enough hand strength to engage the saw trigger, while simultaneously depressing the inter-lock trigger and pressing down on the saw to bring out the blade. i'm left handed and have used the saw with both my left and my right hand with no difficulty.