Does the peeler come assembled? I know the wooden handle probably has to be put on, but what about the rest of it?
763321
Very minimal assembly required... super easy. I love dehydrated apples and this helps get uniformly thick slices. Easily one of my favorite kitchen gadgets!
763322
This purchase was a disaster. It is small and comes apart when trying to peel/core apple or peel a potato. Have to use very small apple/potato. I threw it away. I should have requested a refund, but I did not. Did not want to have to pay for shipping to mail back. Not worth it.
763323
Handle, Apple holder, and 2 screws holding the blade and corer. Easy to assemble.
763324
It does have some assembly required but the directions are simple and very easy to do. Besides, you have to put on the corer/slicer and the peeler blades because they need to be adjusted according to the size of your apples and the thickness of the peel. It takes some practice to get it all aligned just so. I found that inserting the stem side onto the holding prongs (so that the blossom end is peeled/cored first and moving toward the top) works best, and any bruised/soft spots on the apple will cause the peeler to skip. I just back it up a bit and gently press the peel arm into the spot so that is picks it up and can continue on. It does have some assembly required but the directions are simple and very easy to do. Besides, you have to put on the corer/slicer and the peeler blades because they need to be adjusted according to the size of your apples and the thickness of the peel. It takes some practice to get it all aligned just so. I found that inserting the stem side onto the holding prongs (so that the blossom end is peeled/cored first and moving toward the top) works best, and any bruised/soft spots on the apple will cause the peeler to skip. I just back it up a bit and gently press the peel arm into the spot so... » Read More It does have some assembly required but the directions are simple and very easy to do. Besides, you have to put on the corer/slicer and the peeler blades because they need to be adjusted according to the size of your apples and the thickness of the peel. It takes some practice to get it all aligned just so. I found that inserting the stem side onto the holding prongs (so that the blossom end is peeled/cored first and moving toward the top) works best, and any bruised/soft spots on the apple will cause the peeler to skip. I just back it up a bit and gently press the peel arm into the spot so that is picks it up and can continue on. « Show Less
2157862
Mine came with the handle attached. There is a small recessed spot on each side of the pot for the handle ends to go into.
1797570
I agree with previous answer, great peeler.perhaps u can put the peeler on another spot or attach a piece of 1 1/2 in plywood temporally and use it that way. Good Luck
638623
As far as I can remember, the only assembly required was attaching the handle with a couple screws (but the handle may have already been on, not sure, it's been awhile since I bought mine). The wheels were already on
2034124
everything you need for assembly is in the box, you may have to make a platform under your grinder to attach the jig to it, I've been using it for several months, and it works great for any kind of sharpening.
347240
No it comes in parts and must be assembled which can take a hour to a three hours depending on your skill level.
1427619
Yes Margaret, this item must be assembled. It was not unreasonably hard with the proper tools and an extra set of hands here & there!
960764
Well, no, but assembly is minimal and simple. We just had to snap the handles on, which was easy, and throttle cable. Note; you may want to get lock washers, our knobs kept vibrating off. And we had to put the blades on, which was o.k. because you turn them one way for cultivating and the other way for tilling. Sears used to sell these...if you buy it at Sears they will be assembled (at least they were at our Sears before it shut down). But if you are considering purchasing this unit, I don't recommend it. I would buy something else.
835464
No assembly required. My toddler grandson loves it and especially the fake food I also purchased.
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If I remember correctly the handle was wood or imitation plastic wood, but the whole Peeler was very lightweight and was not a Back to Basics box or product , but a lighter imitation.
1229065
It comes fully assembled with handles attached. Casters are included in box but not assembled.
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Georgia G to answer your question, no my handle didn't come unattached, it was shipped in one piece no assembly required. Just like the picture of the pan. Also it works great. Barry
115328
In inspecting my own, there doesn't look to be a way to detach the handle. There are rivets connecting it to the peel surface, and the wooden extension seems to be glued to the metal handle.
1656520
Basically assembled but requires putting the grass shield on around the trimmer head and snapping the string cartridge into place. The handle for this model is all one piece molded construction. The line will normally run formonths before it is all used up.
2269923
I can't say I remember fully, but I think assembly was more or less attaching the upper part of the handle to the lower part and that just required tightening some knobs. I'm pretty certain the wheels were already on when it got here. I don't recall needing any tools. So I would say it was easy to assemble...easier than other mowers I've bought.
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It ships fully assembled except for the pull handle on the side.This is a great tool box with excellent drawer slides. i have two of them.
521129
the blade comes fully assembled... just open the package and slide your new blade into place ...you're ready to go