can the foot be removed or replaced?
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I have looked at my Dolica and it looks like the foot can not be replaced. I have used mine a lot and the foot does not look like it needs to be replaced. I have enjoyed useing mine. I have gotten some wonderful pictures with it.
1720752
I was able to remove the interchangable spike and replace with another screw similar to it
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Jim, the entire footrests can be removed. This chair is very lightweight and is helpful in traveling. However, for everyday use it is not substantial. My Dad is very small and no where close to the weight limit on the chair but it has broken and been replaced once and the replacement chair doesn't appear to be any more substantial than the original one. The company was very quick to send us a replacement when the first chair broke but the second one's left handle is very loose, as the first was, and I am scared that it will break in the same place as the first. We had the first for about 6 weeks when it broke. Jim, the entire footrests can be removed. This chair is very lightweight and is helpful in traveling. However, for everyday use it is not substantial. My Dad is very small and no where close to the weight limit on the chair but it has broken and been replaced once and the replacement chair doesn't appear to be any more substantial than the original one. The company was very quick to send us a replacement when the first chair broke but the second one's left handle is very loose, as the first was, and I am scared that it will break in the same place as the first. We had the first for about 6... » Read More Jim, the entire footrests can be removed. This chair is very lightweight and is helpful in traveling. However, for everyday use it is not substantial. My Dad is very small and no where close to the weight limit on the chair but it has broken and been replaced once and the replacement chair doesn't appear to be any more substantial than the original one. The company was very quick to send us a replacement when the first chair broke but the second one's left handle is very loose, as the first was, and I am scared that it will break in the same place as the first. We had the first for about 6 weeks when it broke. « Show Less
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I believe that is normal. You can remove the legs completely, but you can also click them back into place.
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You would need tools to remove them. They don't just pop on and off. The foot rests come off easily, though.
2227599
The PT department at Legacy Hospital here in Vancouver uses one for that purpose. They use the foot pedals as hand grips. They are the ones who recommeded it for my wife's knee replacement therapy.
1935929
Yes...you can remove one if the parts, put your foot in the floor and the lamp on top of it....
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.
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The replacements have a self adhesive ring- peelNstick, if the MacBook base is properly prepared it is all you need. I took the base off my MacBook and cleared all remnants of the original and then found it easier to locate the alignment pin for the new feet.
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No, unfortunately the feet are not removable and the height with the feet is about 11 3/4". WE had the same problem and had to modify the cabinet opening.
423903
I am sure it could be replaced, it screws into the pommel so it can be easily removed.
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.
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I do not know if there is one or if it would be reasonable to do so, especially if you pay someone else to do the replacement. I would guess that it is not possible.
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The feet are plastic and appear to be removable. Even if they are not truly removable, I'm sure (from the looks of it), you could just break them off with a screwdriver or chisel and sand the remaining plastic away since you won't be using that side anyway (it is not as smooth as the other side).
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There is a locking screw on the bottom of the foot (the flat, oval part) which will allow you to remove the foot from the leg. Then you can easily grab the leg of the base and pull it while rocking it back and forth. It will come right out, assuming whoever assembled it used no glue. If they did, hunt them down for a refund!
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Yes, according to the manual the fins can be replaced, but I doubt if you would ever need to.
414771
Hi Doris, thank you for your interest in Drive Medical! Yes, the foot rests are removable.
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I would call the company and see what they say about replacement foot rest.