how does it go down stairs ?
1605941
It has a set of three (3) wheels placed in a kind of triangle that allows that trolly to "crawl" up the steps as you pull it. No need to pull too hard, even when it's full. It's a great thing to take around town when I'm walking and/or taking the bus. Hope this helps!
1605942
Yes! My 86 year old mother loves hers. She has to go up and down 3 steps to do the laundry and has no trouble.
1605943
so far i've carried it down stairs because it was empty, but i'm pretty sure it would roll/bump down stairs alright if i had it full of something, like laundry
1605944
It goes up and down stairs fine, as long as you are carrying a light load. The wheels only lasted a few months when used daily.
345136
It will probably go over four or five steps but it would be very steep at that point and I think dangerous to be that steep and take a wheel chair or other device over. I won't do it.
1185505
No it doesnt. It just go right or left or goes straight down to the floor. Junk i wasted my money on this.
1112833
We have 15 steps of various levels. I set the blade level to the highest setting so that the blade does not hit the steps, and I drag it backwards up the flight of steps....you have to be moderately strong to pull it up...and then to take it back inside, I roll it down the steps forward....
2253558
It Will go at a pretty fast paced walk. It can be slowed down to normal walk.
16994
With the clip on. It will slid down. Then click click click when it makes a full turn.
1786367
It gives quite a bit but it should work. None of these steps are not designed for going down...all too steep. My little pup is still fine jumping down.
372855
No, however, you take the base off the water tank and move it half way up the staircase, this is a simple way and it is not that heavy to do.
1929540
It's not supposed to drop off steps. I watched a video on YouTube that showed it backing up when it encountered a stairway.
1401733
I have not used it on stairs, mine are too narrow. If there is any kind of breeze you end up covered in snow. Not good.
2280884
The grill comes in a big box on a pallet...too big to move on stairs. But out of the box it could easily go up the stairs in pieces. If assembled, your only choice is to take it apart and move it up in parts and pieces. It assembles and disassembles well.
310143
We have it pressure mounted at the bottom of the stairs. Neither the 3 or 5 year old can dislodge it, even when they (against orders!) Swing on it. I think I could if I tried really hard, but it would take a series of strong kicks.
495704
ITs bulky but we're able to move it from basement to 2nd floor.. I just drag it along the steps.. But it's manageable..
1867193
It depends on your stairs. In our case, we ran the long 8' ramp off the side of the porch - leaving the stairs for day to day traffic. With our short ramp (different set of stairs), we leave it set up most of the time and just walk on it. It is reasonably lightweight and can be folded and placed somewhere if that is more convenient. Good luck!
2181321
you might be able to prop it up on its bigger rear wheels and bump it up the stairs behind you. i have done this at my mom's apartment (i have a ground floor one but she has a 2nd story one), up 2 smaller flights of stairs. if you can keep a good balance and manage that initial big "PULL!!!" then it should be manageable the rest of the way, if a little bumpy.
1092495
have not put it on a scale, but it is reasonably light weight. I would think it more awkward than heavy to go up and down stairs.
812540
It is on wheels. However, if you have stairs you will need two people to bring it up the stairs.