How much adjustment do the legs have? What is the size and thread of the threaded part of the leveler leg?
1691446
Did not remove adjusters to measure, appears to have about 1.5 to 1.75 inch shank. Thread is 3/8 coarse.
1691447
I believe the thread is 1/4-20 but I'm not completely sure. It's been a while since I installed them but I would guess the adjustment is 1 to 1.5 inches. I installed my set in the garage and found the floor was surprisingly uneven. But my set is about 14 feet long and I was able to adjust the legs so it is all level and plumb. Just remember to find the flloor high point and work your way out from there (like installing kitchen cabinets). (After my initial post, I see that someone else posted that the thread is 3/8. OK, I guess it could be. If we know why you were asking we could check further.
1067519
Only critical adjustment is height above floor of loop that goes between matress and box spring. Minimum 17", Maximum 22" in 1" increments. Ours is set at 18". If finer adjustment needed might be possible to drill new holes in tubing legs between existing holes.
1962309
Are you sure the unit is properly assembled? Either your adjustment bar is bent, or your placement needs to be backed off a notch (possibly both!). Either way, your "level position" isn't where you think it should be. Find that position and go with it!
605977
yes, legs can adjust by moving spring loaded pins in lower section of legs, surface height can be varied from about 20 inches to 28 inches in about 1 inch increments
1146192
I found my answer. Thank you. Maybe I will take off one of the leveling feet, take it to the store, and see if there is one that will fit.
401659
Mine does not have adjustable foot levelers. The bottom of the legs are half sphere rubber end caps. The set is sturdy and the cushions are very nice for the price.
91554
I'm not sure I understand the question but they hanger bolt that you see sticking out of the leg is 5/16" per the description and it is pre-drilled on there. My suggestion to you is do what I did. I bought one leg I tested it and when I saw it was a perfect night I ordered the rest of them
2146363
The part you step on is 10.75" x 8.25" and the elevation is 7 inches. The legs are slightly angled out to prevent tipping over.
10866
T. Riley is correct, except it's closer to 1/2" or .050" diameter because I fitted it into an extension pole. The L bracket leg is close to 1/4" .025". But with that being said, I bought mine at Lowe's.
2243368
It has a quarter inch bolt/screw. Another words it is threaded. The outer edge of the threads are 1/4". It is 3/8" tall.
429025
It's really not meant to be a leveler. See the video and my comments at the following linkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15SseSKHNH0Bob
728167
Simple and quick to adjust legs. They are made of metal and have one part smaller then the other. The smaller leg slides inside the larger section and then there's a little silver button. You push the silver button to release it from the round hole, then it slides up and down the larger outside leg. It takes 30 seconds to adjust all four legs to a new heights and no tools needed. Just press the round silver button, slide it up or down, release it and then it will lock in place. Do it four times for all four legs. Adjustments are six adjustment holes, each 1 inch apart.
90248
somewhat.... the legs (with my unit) slip into a female socket on the main unit - and are retained by a thumbscrew. Normally the leg is inserted until it reaches the bottom of the female socket and then the thumbscrew is tightened down. One might use the thumbscrew to hold the leg off the bottomed-out position. We really only use ours on camping trips - where the terrain is questionable. I have leveled mine with small 2x4s, etc.
641954
Not easy to adjust. It comes with a bolt and locking nut. However if you replace the locking nut with a wing nut or similar it would be easier to adjust. Only one bolt controls the height adjustment.
766565
That is a set of 2 leg levelers. You will want to get a box of self taping sheet metal screws to install the levelers .
792448
I measured mine and it is 36 & 3/8 " high I have my leveling legs at the lowest height
992593
I don't remember. I do know, I bolted it up, primed and pulled. Started on the first couple of pulls. No adjustment necessary.