Just got from Amazon, and it seems super unstable to me. Toddler can't stand on it and I see a 30 degree sway of the handle both ways. Normal??
1597138
Rotate the back wheel down when the kids are riding it while off the stroller
1597139
We definately have no sway on ours. In general it's not my favorite type of board/attachment but it definatly sounds like yours may be defective.
1597140
I don't think this is normal. My 3 year old daughter loves this and rides it all over both attached to the stroller and free. On ours the handle fits so tight it is difficult to remove. I would return and get a replacement.
1597141
I returned mine the day I received it! It was awful! No frame support and the middle of the standing platform bowed way down! Huge waste of time and money! ...AND it took the company THREE WEEKS to refund my money!
1597142
Not normal... My son rides it with ease. 30 degree sway? Because of the scooter we are offset on pushing the buggy. Also make sure the scooter is completely in the lock position! Turn the scooter upside down and make sure the rear wheel is set up correctly as well it should spring 360
1597143
Although ours didn't attach well to our Mountain Buggy (maybe our stroller was an older model), the scooter itself was rideable on its own and the handlebar was straight up and down.
1933343
I'd be a little worried--it shakes back and forth a little when my daughter climbs up and down and she's a first grader, I wouldn't be confident about it being that sturdy at 200 pounds or more.
1317514
Ours has worked out really well. No complaints at all, and our 9 & 7 year olds bounce on this thing several times a day. Now that they know how to keep the whole thing from tipping when they climb on it, hang on it etc., they abuse the handle big time. The middle section of the top bar bends-in a little bit because of this, but frankly I'm DELIGHTED it's lasted as long and is in as good shape as it is!
1925155
I haven't had any trouble with it tipping over, but I tried it myself and it did continue to run. That's obviously a safety concern that should be addressed.
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This was a concern of mine, too. I'd say it's pretty stable, but can be pulled over if they put all of their weight into it. I bought this table for my daughter right around the pulling up stage, and she toppled it maybe a couple of times. For the most part, it's fine. And even when she did pull it over, it's low enough to the ground that she didn't fall very hard. Unless you have a little daredevil, it would probably be fine.
1353300
I have had this problem also.. could also be why my handle recently came off from the constant up and down. Mine never went down all the wsy just a notch or 2
1982157
My daughter was pretty rough with ours and never knocked it over. You will have more problems with it leaking. We had ours 2 months and had to patch it so many times, we returned it. Hope this helps.
511492
We haven't experienced any wobbling except, see the part of the handles that stick out horizontally?, they could be more solid at the point they connect. It's a good looking faucet. We're happy with them (we bought two), especially at this price point.
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Mine is loaded and fantastic. No sway at all. I actually saw a JC Penny clerk pushing one through the store today and smiled to myself thinking "I own one of those!".
25063
Yes. I do, but it's quite unstable and not kid-safe. I'll eventually buy a better stand for it.
1210028
I found ours to be very sturdy. Ours has never flipped over and that is the only one I can remark about. Our baby is very active also so being very careful in anything is required. I personally love this swing and would feel comfortable purchasing it again.
585744
Not a problem for me, as I cut my grass at the shortest height. Wasn't a problem at the beginning when I was trying various cutting heights. My handle is stiff and hard to move, so I can't see it jumping out of its notch. Is your handle installed correctly?
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We've had no problems with the wheels yet. We use it almost daily around the house. The handle is a little wobbly, but I think that's more due to how I assembled it. Haven't taken the time to try to correct that. So far really happy with it.
1668666
Seems stable to me. I must say, I love mine. My son saw and used my KAVAJ, and bought one for himself. Enjoy it.
509927
I have not had any issue with this tipping over and I have a very wild 4 year old. I use this indoors only and don't secure it down. It might slide around a little bit but nothing big. We really enjoy this but if you have older kids 6,7,8 get a bigger one. This is perfect for my 4 year old and two other similar aged kids :) I hope that helps answer your questions.
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From my experience, here's where you need to be concerned about this: the assembly of this thing is EXCEEDINGLY difficult and the instructions are USELESS. Find pictures online to help with the details. Now, that said--tipping. The legs on the bottom are VERY HARD to properly align to level. If you're not perfectly level, I can see one of the legs folding and tipping occur. I spent a lot of time getting the legs straight and it is quite secure when my boy gets a little rambunctious. Initially, I had it in his bedroom on hardwood floors--it wouldn't tip, but it would slide. A rug underneath fixed the problem. From my experience, here's where you need to be concerned about this: the assembly of this thing is EXCEEDINGLY difficult and the instructions are USELESS. Find pictures online to help with the details. Now, that said--tipping. The legs on the bottom are VERY HARD to properly align to level. If you're not perfectly level, I can see one of the legs folding and tipping occur. I spent a lot of time getting the legs straight and it is quite secure when my boy gets a little rambunctious. Initially, I had it in his bedroom on hardwood floors--it wouldn't tip, but it would slide. A rug... » Read More From my experience, here's where you need to be concerned about this: the assembly of this thing is EXCEEDINGLY difficult and the instructions are USELESS. Find pictures online to help with the details. Now, that said--tipping. The legs on the bottom are VERY HARD to properly align to level. If you're not perfectly level, I can see one of the legs folding and tipping occur. I spent a lot of time getting the legs straight and it is quite secure when my boy gets a little rambunctious. Initially, I had it in his bedroom on hardwood floors--it wouldn't tip, but it would slide. A rug underneath fixed the problem. « Show Less
1142011
I have not had any issues with this and my baby weighs 20 lbs and bounces like crazy in this thing. Maybe it isn't put together correctly?