Is it safe & easy for 1 adult to move it by himself? I have a driveway that is partly flat and would need to move it up & down a 15-20% incline.
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With the front lever that you see (gray handle), it can easily be moved around by 1 person. I always have two just in case, but have handled by myself with ease.
1125925
I assume you already have it assembled?? If you have also filled it with water, there is no way one person can move this by themselves.
484330
Moving it is doable but clumsy. I would not look forward to moving it each time in order to use it. It would be better just folded up in the room of use.
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You can, but you won't be able to secure it to the ground. It is huge...way wider than the average driveway.
1690113
Its somewhat easy to move. However, if you have a 1-2" lip at the edge of the garage door entrance then it'll be virtually impossible to move without some sort of ramp or jack. Its extremely heavy, but can be moved with relative ease on a flat smooth surface.
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Not that easy. It is a heavy duty, gym quality piece of equipment. If I thought it would have to be moved for each use, then moved back to store, I doubt it would get much use at my house. Your mileage may vary.
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This snow thrower certainly is light enough to tilt back slightly, but honestly, you would have to be pretty diligent to make that work and not throw a bunch of rocks. I have several places in the front sidewalk where the thrower needs to be tipped a bit to ride up over concrete edges. There is no setting to raise it up but you could replace the back wheels with slightly bigger wheels. If your driveway is very big, I would suggest you keep looking for a unit that would more closely meet your needs. Even with this nice light unit, it does take quite a bit of work to clear snow without having to pay attention to the pitch! Good luck! This snow thrower certainly is light enough to tilt back slightly, but honestly, you would have to be pretty diligent to make that work and not throw a bunch of rocks. I have several places in the front sidewalk where the thrower needs to be tipped a bit to ride up over concrete edges. There is no setting to raise it up but you could replace the back wheels with slightly bigger wheels. If your driveway is very big, I would suggest you keep looking for a unit that would more closely meet your needs. Even with this nice light unit, it does take quite a bit of work to clear snow without having... » Read More This snow thrower certainly is light enough to tilt back slightly, but honestly, you would have to be pretty diligent to make that work and not throw a bunch of rocks. I have several places in the front sidewalk where the thrower needs to be tipped a bit to ride up over concrete edges. There is no setting to raise it up but you could replace the back wheels with slightly bigger wheels. If your driveway is very big, I would suggest you keep looking for a unit that would more closely meet your needs. Even with this nice light unit, it does take quite a bit of work to clear snow without having to pay attention to the pitch! Good luck! « Show Less
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I'm not entirely clear with your question, however, one person of any age would have a difficult time moving this mattress if they were able to do it at all. Also, I wouldn't recommend attempting to move it alone, which you would have to do to put a cover on it. Hope this helps.
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If you have a relatively smooth driveway, there is no problem. There is one spot on mine where the concrete is shifted and there is a small ledge. I know when I hit it, I need to tilt the blade up on an angle to proceed. I am very pleased with my snowcaster.
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One person really can't move the lathe around. You'll really need help putting it into and taking it out of the car. Additionally, having another person during assembly is quite helpful as I have assembled a few of these, however, I have done it by myself using saw horses as my "helpers".
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My daughter was the same age when I bought it for her. Our driveway has a slight incline and is cement. Takes a little to get going but is definitely doable. She had absolutely no problem this year. Car is still in excellent shape and she loves it!!
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One person can do it, but it takes a little strength - the box is rather heavy. My husband and I did it together, but we're not young anymore. It is pretty simple to figure out, but there are good directions. Because of the weight we built it with the included wheels. I was pleased with how solid it was - and then I really loaded it - imagine pantry on wheels. Still very solid. I've had to move it twice - loaded - still very solid. The weight makes it a little un-wieldy initially, but makes it very stable once constructed.
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its easy to move whole thing. I have never taken out just car seat and kept base in our car. I have traveled a lot with this car seat and put in different car such as taxis, mini vans etc .. Never had problem. I am not sure if they sell just base for this seat.
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It's too heavy for me to move/lift myself (60 yr old female), but the ladder is worth getting anyway. It has wheels and can be rolled most places. I can extend the ladder by myself, but it goes more quickly with someone helping.
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Yes it's pretty easy to move. It might be more difficult if you fill the bottom with water or sand
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You have to lower it, tilt it forward (without dropping the rim to the ground), and wheel it. I do it by myself regularly, and mine is filled with sand, but I am also 6' 1" and 215 lbs. The dicey part is when you lower it - the momentum can make you drop it, and/or the wheels can start to move before you are ready. Definitely doable to rotate it with one person, but I wouldn't want to be doing it every day.
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Yes. We have a two-story house, and my wife and I were even able to carry the main portion of the unit with the flywheel up a staircase with a 45-degree turn using moving straps, and she's not that big. :)We've also wheeled the unit between rooms on the second floor of our home without having to take it apart. It is pretty long, but you grab it from the back and it tilts up on wheels under the front/flywheel area at which point it can be pivoted and steered around. Our hallways are pretty tight but we were still able to move it around easily. Even with the wheels, it is quite heavy when assembled so I would recommend the wheeling-around being a two-person job. Yes. We have a two-story house, and my wife and I were even able to carry the main portion of the unit with the flywheel up a staircase with a 45-degree turn using moving straps, and she's not that big. :)We've also wheeled the unit between rooms on the second floor of our home without having to take it apart. It is pretty long, but you grab it from the back and it tilts up on wheels under the front/flywheel area at which point it can be pivoted and steered around. Our hallways are pretty tight but we were still able to move it around easily. Even with the wheels, it is quite... » Read More Yes. We have a two-story house, and my wife and I were even able to carry the main portion of the unit with the flywheel up a staircase with a 45-degree turn using moving straps, and she's not that big. :)We've also wheeled the unit between rooms on the second floor of our home without having to take it apart. It is pretty long, but you grab it from the back and it tilts up on wheels under the front/flywheel area at which point it can be pivoted and steered around. Our hallways are pretty tight but we were still able to move it around easily. Even with the wheels, it is quite heavy when assembled so I would recommend the wheeling-around being a two-person job. « Show Less
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I just got back from a trip which required my mom to push me over brick sidewalks which were often uneven and cracked. I weigh 160 lbs. She pushed the equivalent of one block on straight path. It was okay but doing an incline was more of a problem. Also, it not a traditional wheelchair but it was better than walking with a regular walker.