Anyone have any clever ideas on how to minimize the wobbling?
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If you haven't installed the post yet, I recommend making sure you strictly follow the recommended instructions for the minimum depth and width of the hole when you dig. I found it much easier to mix the concrete in the whole after dumping in the contents of each bag, one at a time. Make sure that you have a hose handy and a long sturdy pole to mix. We have very little wobble to the hoop.
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I Dug my hole deeper and wider than instucted. I eneded up using 15 bags (80LBS bags) of concrete. I also added more rebar than what came with the anchor. Also make sure to dig you hole in a bell shape. Under normal play, we do not notice any wobble. More aggressive play (dunking, hard bank shots) there is some, but barely noticable. If you alreay have your system set, this is probabaly not much help.
1837242
if it's wobbling something is loose. I would try to Go back over all the bolts and connections and double check to make sure everything is tight, especially the ground bolts.
719109
I have two of these and wobble is not a problem. However, I would think that wobble from typing would most likely be caused by an unsteady desk to which the arm would be attached.
1551256
Had it not been for your question, I would have never known that it wobbled, and I've had mine for over a year. I guess all I can say is as long as you followed the directions and use logical and appropriate weight distribution methods, the wobble should not be a concern.
2204671
First adjust the bottom to its widest stance. Then slide the center pole so the load is at its closest to the ground. I do that because I'm short and I discovered it's very stable.
1095256
This works very well no wobble. Just be sure to attach it well you have a couple of options i just put a board under the table as a back up and turned the screws. It is very nice.
463572
No. If the seat wobbles, it's probably no longer securely fastened. Tip the chair upside down and look for loose screws/bolts where parts connect with each other. (I think you have a screw loose somewhere. Sorry, couldnt resist) �
13830
Get a can of air and spray it into the corners. Something as small as a piece of sand can jam the movement.
942350
i used a coping saw to trip mine down. Go slow and use just a little pressure to keep it stationary.
1637276
it was very wobbly for me but I fixed it by taking a drill to it and making it really tight. Now it doesn't wobble at all.
1598900
Mine is also wobbly! I am having problems with it; am sure I put it together correctly but it is not very sturdy. Has anyone else found this and what did you do?
1683051
Put it on something!! lmao But I built a lazy susan for mine. My butt is a perfect 12 inches off the floor, and it can swivel side to side for easier embarkation for my computing pleasure.
2088752
I try to make it as smooth and flat as possible before feeding it through. I also try not to get it too close to the edge or it folds over. Maybe hold the end a little to keep the tension tight.?
653771
Try putting something under it that won't slide backwards if you have hardwood floors or tile hope that helps
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Mine is also very wobbly... I just left it how it was because I didn't know what else to do. We don't have much action around it so it has been fine the couple of years I've had it now.
1058792
I have not experienced any of the wobble. I do not regret buying ... Straight, and easy cuts, quickly.
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Not at all. But to make it "not wobble" as some others complained, you have to use a rubber head mallet. Also do not yank the fabric cover because it will rip.
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Have not noticed that. Maybe if pushed up on center from bottom?? But there was no wobble at all setting up or in use. I didn't get any movement from center at all. Was used on Berber carpet.