Does it require any twisting in order to get the weed out?
1139911
Nope just stick and lift. There is a foot pedal you can use to pull the weed.
313399
I was able to simply twist it and it stayed put. I've not had any trouble with mine.
204656
Yes, you'll need to flip it around--which is a surprisingly easy motion with a quick twist of the handle. I think if it were on the same side it might easily get in the way.
1372524
No. Had to figure out how to use since no directions, but you have to firmly hold while twisting vegie. Two blades, so have to experiment which one you like or want the most.
1870204
No, the bowl has a twist lock system that keeps it in place which keeps it from spinning when you are kneading dough which is a good thing, thanks for asking...Randy
956036
No it does not. You twisted open. It opens up about an 1/8" by 3/8" (about) something like lime pulp will go thru.
526368
Great question Aaron, and the answer is no it does not. It twists (rolls) one way minorly, then the other, but at no time was it ever problematic nor could it be as it immediately straightens whenever any minor twist does occur. I had never even thought that twist could be a concern, and I can assure you it isn't, but you've obviously given this more thought than I. You can trust me when I say this is the greatest invention of our time (okay, a little exaggeration) and swivels are not required; just one less thing to go wrong.
191862
Wind the cord on to the weed whacker? Really? I'm not sure how else you would wind it, other than by hand. Review your tool's owners' manual or go on youtube. This question is independent of the product sold here and the process is dependent on your specific tool.
1760507
Not really but once you get most of it out it wants to tip over when you pull on it. You would have to do something in addition to the spikes most likely to secure it down. I was disappointed because the hose connector broke and now it is of no use.
1759216
Yes. But, I cannot remember if it was a simple twist or if it needed a tool. I did it on mine.
1605659
It is hand twisted. Doesn't require a key. You don't have to hold a separate knob to keep the chuck from spinning.
2169347
twist it 90 degrees and pull up, you may have t twist it back and forth while pulling up.
691494
yes they clamp on to the weed and when you tilt it the entire weed comes up!
691492
The end is an open claw and one sets it around the base of the weed. You then step on what looks to be a pedal and that causes the claw to close around the root of the weed and pulls it out. (Think tree spade in miniature). I have pretty tough weeds and hard soil where I live and it tackles almost all of them.
317987
You just push down on the assist open part and it will just flip out, you dont need to pull it out but yes, you do pull out enless you push the assisted opening part then it will come out its self
1377823
If you mean one of those that you lift and twist to put in the open position, then lift, twist and push down to close, no. You could probably get out more if you did, but I never have. Personally, I like the plastic disposable ones better. These didn't get out as much. But, I also bought some drain covers, and those catch all the hair, so I haven't needed to clean the drain since I bought them.
1538750
The whole top comes off, from the bottom of the design. I usually twist slightly as I pull. It won't have any grooves or anything so twisting isn't 100% necessary but it makes it a little easier. It really shouldn't be that hard to open.