Can you lift one side without lifting the other?
1574127
You cannot 'lift' either arm. You can install both arms, or only one arm (left or right) as required in your bathroom. But each arm is stationery once installed. Note: The arm does wiggle a bit even when tightened down...but it's very sturdy to push down on in order to stand up more easily. And, when the arms are no longer needed someone can still use the seat so it's easier to arise from a higher seated position.
1060097
I have double on each side and am able to lift mine with no problem. But I am not sure about having one handle.
1055282
Yes I have never tried to raise one side all the way without raising the other some what. It really works great and stays in place really good.
1586259
Unfortunately not. The only negative to it. There's a metal bar the lift rests on that would be very difficult to move to the other side of the table without messing things up.
2224513
Yes, it's relatively easy to lift one end and roll on the built-in wheels. It's a bit heavy though so caution for anyone who shouldn't be lifting.
786093
Yes on the sides but you need to use two hands. Think of it like an ice chest/cooler.
1202913
Not on the larger sizes. Would be too heavy for handles. There are areas on each side that are designated "lift" areas.
2089227
There are rubber feet on one side, I think it would be pretty hard to remove them but yes, you could use both sides otherwise.
1508977
You can, however I have noticed it seems to loosen the screws faster than forward walking and I usually have to tighten them after a workout that included reverse. Not a big deal but thought I'd mention it.
170037
There is a lever at the back that you move to one side and it separates the bottom part and the top part. I'm assuming that's what you are wanting to do.
264478
To your question, no. To the contrary, weights can be removed to make them lighter.
266931
The answer to your question is yes. you can have the feet up without having the back down.
867968
oh goodness, very easy....unless you cannot lift much at all...one other person to steady the other side can be useful, but in my case, I was the other person, my husband put it in ...I was just the safety factor...it took very little time. If you never do anything like that in your home, don't know what to suggest, but hiring someone seems over the top to me.
352342
While holding the opener in your right hand, you would have to push a couple of fingers from the right hand against the other half of the handle to open it up, but it can be done. I am able to use it one handed.
979839
You could ,BUT it may require another person to hold it inverted. You might be able to do inverted pull-ups using the handles and this may require someone to hold in inverted position. Very little shifting of weight from the pivot point will move this in either direction. I've seen pictures of people doing at least partial sit ups with no problem.
1217226
Yes. There is an included part that you swap out to use it on one side vs. the other.
413475
No, there is only a reservoir on one side, so you can easily flip it over to use the other side.