When you lift uf the bill spring does the lever stay up out of your way or do you have to hold it up with 1 hand while dishing out the cash w/ other?
1247061
I haven't used it since last July, and it is packed away, so I can't check, but I am certain that it must stay up. If not, it would have driven me crazy and I would have complained about it in my review.
1247062
It's spring loaded and stays up out of the way. I use it for the boxoffice of our small town theatre and it works very well.
1247063
If you lift the lever all the way back against the tray, it stays there. This allows you to put the bills in the slot with both hands. We just got through another fundraiser and would not have made it without this great box.
1258868
Been using this as a money clip for over a year now, and no problems with any accidental opening. Unlike other money clips, the clip has not lost any springiness at all. Most of the time I have anywhere from 5-10 folded bills in the clip and sometimes my license. I do find that I need to keep the clip side away from my leg when it's in the pocket, otherwise it will irritate the leg.
839537
A little, yes. To hold onto the bar, you are slightly slumped forward. What I do is place one hand on the wall so that I can stand up straight.
1908423
Tracey, there is a small panel on the top of the dispenser which moves right/left. Secure dispenser in left hand, using thumb of right hand, pull lever to right. Hope this helps
738779
The flap lever is a up/down switch. I also use a lever on the TQ to control the flaps. Either will wok though.
1111815
You should be able to use one of the two levers (one to either side, each controlling one loop - left or right). Having said that, mine had a problem where the mechanism would not allow it to fully raise the exit ramp. I disassembled it and was able to restore some use, but it is not truly a serviceable assembly. You may need to return it.
2284362
Unfortunately, no. The cord has to be folded in half and when depresses the trigger button behind the hook, activates the spring. Recoil will have a new version of the winder coming this summer that allows you to pull out as much cord as you need and "lock" it off. That may be of use in your situation. Thank you for the inquiry. Anne Recoil Customer Service
2098387
Actually, yes it is. Before you use it, roll it forward further then you would if you were doing a rep. The further you roll it, the more the spring recoils and that will give you more return assistance.
1755043
You do have to keep holding it down. Still, a great buy for the money. I've used mine hundreds of times.
574771
Nope, it has a lever on the far side that lifts the bowl arms into place & locks. Bought one for my gf for xmas & she loves it!!!
213790
It does not "lift" off.....it slides to either side by pivoting on the rivet in the lid.....very carefully lift slightly on the handle and move to either side...the first time it is very stiff but after that it is easy to use the feature.
700032
hold the silver rim (near the top) and turn to the right (clockwise) and lift off. it's kind of counter-intuitive since the tendency is to turn it in the other direction. I had trouble too.
1763418
It does not fold while lifting. The handles are not on springs, if that is what you are thinking. Just hinges that you manually fold out and back in. So far it has been perfect for my uses! And yes, you can lift it by either handle.
493434
Hi, I'm not totally sure what you mean by that, but the "lift" on this presser foot lever is exactly like other machine's lift clearance when you raise the presser foot, it just raises normally like more basic Brother machines do.
1979928
You just have to pull on it to unfold it. Mine is stiff so you must pull hard.
2158907
I had never used the hold feature. I tested it and it will actually hold a number by pushing the button. It was difficult to test as I was pulling the hook with one hand and holding the handle with the other and my wife pushed the button. I don't think it was accurate as the maximum pull weight as it didn't seem to save the highest pull. It only goes up to 44 lbs. You would need to create a handle system as the hook is too small and you have to maintain the max pull when you push the button. The scale works great and is accurate, the system may be difficult. The price is right.
1745756
The lever itself is very sturdy and is adjustable to use on items of various weights, but even then, you still require two people to "lift" fairly tall or very heavy objects, mainly for stability of the item to avoid tipping it.