can you still slide the machine into place with these pads on? My washer is up against a wall and I won't be able to access two of the feet
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Alan, what I did was tip the washing, then have someone place the two pads down. Slowly lower until washing machine rests on pads. I hope this helps!
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I PLACED MINE ON THE SMALL SLIDERS. I wanted to be able to move it slightly for obvious reasons and since it is very heavy I couldn't do that easily. The sliders work great and they are just a tad larger than the feet, so they are not noticeable.
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You can use it BUT the hose connections will be on the Back side, not the Front of the pressure washer
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Yes - The feet on the washer /dryer will go into receptacle on the pedestal that has a clamp that you tighten.Once you have a pedestal for the washer dryer, you'll wonder how you ever got by without!
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They are a pretty tight fit, yes. If I remember correctly, there is a split washer in a groove on the shaft of the wheel. Push the shaft into one of the chair-arms and try to ensure that the split in the washer is clear of the hole in the arm. If you're lucky, the wheel assembly can be pushed firmly into place; if not, then place a short stick (or similar) against the bottom of the wheel shaft and tap it firmly with a small hammer to cause the split washer to be squeezed closed - at which point the shaft will go into the hole. Sorry if that all sounded over-simplified, but it's pretty easy once you see it "in action", just a bit fiddly. They are a pretty tight fit, yes. If I remember correctly, there is a split washer in a groove on the shaft of the wheel. Push the shaft into one of the chair-arms and try to ensure that the split in the washer is clear of the hole in the arm. If you're lucky, the wheel assembly can be pushed firmly into place; if not, then place a short stick (or similar) against the bottom of the wheel shaft and tap it firmly with a small hammer to cause the split washer to be squeezed closed - at which point the shaft will go into the hole. Sorry if that all sounded over-simplified, but it's pretty easy... » Read More They are a pretty tight fit, yes. If I remember correctly, there is a split washer in a groove on the shaft of the wheel. Push the shaft into one of the chair-arms and try to ensure that the split in the washer is clear of the hole in the arm. If you're lucky, the wheel assembly can be pushed firmly into place; if not, then place a short stick (or similar) against the bottom of the wheel shaft and tap it firmly with a small hammer to cause the split washer to be squeezed closed - at which point the shaft will go into the hole. Sorry if that all sounded over-simplified, but it's pretty easy once you see it "in action", just a bit fiddly. « Show Less
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Yes, be careful when setting the washer in the slots. Mine was real heavy and we were off a bit and actually busted a piece of plastic where the feet mount. Still works great. the other 3 locked in very well.
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I have this item and would not trust in washer. I believe the tray would be too large, unless you ran it by itself. They are not marked "dw safe".
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We put ours on both sides of our twin bed for a while, but just under the fitted sheet and it worked/fit well. The bed is now pretty snug against the wall so no need for the second set anymore. Not sure about under the mattress pad (we have one but have always used these under just the sheets).
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I would say that these pads are meant for protection, not for sliding (however, I have not tried to slide with them :)
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Yes. Just wait until you get the tap before you drill the hole... To make sure your bit is the same size... There are large washers included
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Make sure your machine arms are not reversed or on backwards. They should bend toward you. my wife is just under 5'2" and she has no issues using this machine. However, we did install them backwards the first time we put it together. The arm is two pieces so make sure when your actually standing on the machine that the two LEFT pieces are on your left and the two RIGHT pieces are to the right of you. They are labeled with little stickers indicating (L) and (R). Hope this helps.
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I would say no. I have mine installed very high on the wall in our garage, and so I don't hold on to the gripper at all to insert or remove my brooms/mops because I couldn't reach it anyways.
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Probably, but it might be easier to just hose it off. I don't think it would hurt the washer but you would want to constrain the straps.
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I was also thinking of putting the sliders under them as well. They are great and work well but the problem is you can move the bed out to vacuum under it. If you do try the sliders let me know.
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They make rubber cups meant to stabilize your washer if you google them. Ours work great.
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I can raise mine 2 inches if I have to. They multiple pads that come with the package.
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The vibration pads have a 1/4 inch inset for the feet of the pedestal or washer/dryer to sit in. The pads will raise your pedestal 1.25 inches, and this is before you make any height adjustments with the pedestal drawer.