How do I remove the railing foot?
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If you have the locks (purchased separately), unlock them first. Pop out the center, which includes a hex-key (Allen wrench). Keep turning the hex-key (after inserting into the hex-head screw) counter-clockwise until the securing strap is released completely from restraining pressure of the screw-device. Then pull the strap free to release the foot.
763019
Slide off the endcap of the bar (the plastic cap slides into the hollow bar--it may take some work with pliers and screw driver to persuade it), then slide off your old feet and slide on the new ones. Replace the cap so it doesn't hurt as much when you bang your head on the end of the bar :-)
219660
Not sure i understand question.. Explain? The curve helps to attach to the railing!
857537
Yes, you just flip it open and unscrew it until it comes off the sash rail.
1552534
There is an eyeglass frame sized screw in the center of each foot that will allow the removal.
873917
Little brass spike underneath - just push it down and the hot shoe should come off!
1235811
You can take out the middle post. The three legs the steamer sit on, however, can't be removed.
31226
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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the way my railing was on my deck I couldn't mount them the traditional way, I mounted under the railing, it worked great, but you have to be precise in your measurements, mark it well, have someone help you, they can hold. If you send me a cell phone number, I will take a picture for you and send it
510410
It's easier than you think. Simply stand on the bar then place your feet in the ankle supports, bend over and pull up on the knob so as to click in whichever hole provides your ankles the snuggest support, it will click in. (You have about 4 or 5 holes to choose from) . Then your all ready to go. When your done, do the same, reach down and pull the knob as to release your feet.Remember you have the bar to stand on to ease your stepping off. P.s. remember to come up slowly as todter dizziness
2097245
The rails are separate parts, (4 pieces) that easily go together and are easy to adjust for the height of the commode. You simply remove the toilet seat, place the bracket over the 2 seat blot holes and replace the seat. 20 minutes and you are done. It is a well designed railing
870961
The feet was a screw on. You should be able to use any other feet that would screw on.
333565
The platform is bolted onto the shank at the pivot. Someone would need a couple wrenches and 4 to 5 minutes uninterrupted to remove it. I believe you can replace the pivot bolt w/ a 2nd bolt sized locking pin . The hole is the same size.
134031
You need to open the rack to unscrew it from the rails. So if they are closed and locked they cannot be removed. I love this system.
995762
Ida:The metal footrests come off simply be pressing a lever and lifting it off. Takes a minuite to remove both
1104377
You can take the cold-shoe off with just a screw. I actually use mine without it, just grabbed some thick rubber washers from the hardware store and mount them to the top bar.
1139347
We do not remove the rails during the day but drop them all the way to the floor and they are not in the way at all. They are very easy to use in general. Hope that helps you
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They are hollow. Your soil goes in there. You probably can't trim anything off. The part that hangs down is the part that holds it to the rail so the wind won't blow it off of your railing. I have 3 of them on my railing. Then my husband found some round ones on Amazon to go in the corners. They look real nice with flowers and vinca vines hanging down off of my deck rail. Hope this helps.