Is the the rubber foot permanently fixed or is it a screw in piece?
802425
You can't remove the foot. You can screw it up to expose a metal spike, or screw it down to cover the spike with the rubber foot, but it doesn't appear to come off.
802426
The rubber foot has a screw threaded retractable steel peg in it. It's similar in construction to many better tripods that have retractable points at the leg bottoms. The pointed peg will extend about 1/2 inch or so. In soils, sand or gravel that point will keep the mono-pod foot from sliding out from under the camera. Just remember to retract the point when moving back to hard surfaces like concrete or tile.
802427
It screws in and out to expose or hide a metal spike. So you can use it as metal spike or as a rubber foot.
2077277
Have not seen parts.Mine was stiff too but is now more manageable, however I have to remove the bottom of the base regularly and tighten the three base screws.I am satisfied with purchase but would not buy this again if it broke.
2026103
Yes, you may replace the feet. I selected the gliders made by the same company. They were quite simple to remove the original rubber feet.
2029471
In looking at mine, I can tell you that I can't get the rubber foot off at all. If you DO get the foot off, I'm not sure where the line that connects all the collapsible parts ends. If it's ABOVE that end, I can tell that the metal tubing is hollow, you could cut it off easily with a hacksaw. I'm a disabled woman and I know I could cut through that metal. But for the life of me, not being able to get the foot off or discern where the line is connected has me flummoxed. Funny they don't adjust to shorter than 33", but I strongly suspect that it has to do with the line that runs through it needing a certain amount of tension to work, and that if it were shorter than 33", they'd have to create two sizes in the cane, one shorter to accommodate for the slackness of the line. Hope this helps!
1047760
The rubber tip seems to be fastened in pretty well and the top doesn't unscrew, so I don't believe that these tips are meant to be replaced.
1843977
Not in the foot. You could use a bit of foam or rubber and glue it on though
613190
Thank you for your inquiry. The leg tips can be unscrewed and replaced if you find the same size screw with wheels.
462764
Someone please answer this question for me and if it's not a screw on tip than how do you remove the glued plastic ferell to change tip??
791894
If I remember correctly at most you need to screw in the feet. Otherwise it comes fully assembled.
1874474
Mine has a plastic foot, but I have had it for a couple of years. Coincidentally, I am repairing it with fiberglass right now.......
2164343
I would suggest if and when the rubber feet need replacing, either contact the Co. that made it or go to your local Hardware store and check out their supply of rubber feet. You will be surprised how many different ones they have, and several sizes also.
1322441
Try turning the set screw to the left. It may be a left-hand thread. Otherwise spray it screw with a small amount of WD40 or similar lubricant. You should be able to reposition the foot without a wrench. Check the accompaning document and/or call HUGO
2203571
I have had mine for over a year. It does NOT have rubber feet of any kind but it is pretty stable on my tile counter tops. I never had a problem with sliding. if you do put down a wet towel under it and it will stay like cement!Jim
1464224
there was a threaded nut soldered into the base of mine. I just screwed the center post into it, put a drop of clear nail polish, and tightened it up. Mine works just fine. Hope this helped.
1203114
It's a rubber step with a black logo. I wouldn't try to remove it as the step would be smaller and wouldn't be non slip.
881978
I would say "No" based on just looking at it. There is a pointed tip that goes out beyond the threads so I cannot imagine the base being able to thread onto this foot because the rubber movable tip does not come off-it just adjusts for dirt or concrete.
82370
Hi, I purchased two sets of these. they are the same as the original feet, hard plastic. They require a tiny amount of super glue during installation. I have had no problem with them in 6 Months and overall I'm happy with them.