Would this work as a lawn mower handle extension with 1" tubed handle? Can the handle be installed so it tilts further upward than the pic shows?
765461
No. The handle does not lock into place so you can't keep it in a fixed position.
765462
The handle swings all the way up or down--it's not fixed in position. But not sure how it would work on a lawn mower, since every mower I've seen requires you to constantly be gripping the actual handle and/or attached lever, in order for the engine to run. So unless you're handy enough to rejigger that safety feature to work with this extension, it wouldn't work on a mower.
169503
There is not any adjustments to the height of the handle. I noticed that sears sells the same mower branded as craftsman. You could test one out there. The height is perfect for me, with my height being 5' 10"
1622949
You cannot adjust how far the handle is from the mower. However, you can adjust the angle it is from the ground. There is a lot of float there anyway in that, the setting I use for mowing also allows me to set it straight up for storage.
1872485
You will need a front riser so you do not feel you are going over the handle bars. I am sure you can make something up but I bought one since I knew it would work and it would be level.
1401600
No. My deck is about 54" and it fits perfect with the extensions. Any higher would have its angle off.
948294
It's not bad. Overall, the extension works well. It is easy to put on an take off. I guess you could always add some grip tape to the handle if you want it to be a bit thicker. I have been pleased with this item. The only improvement I would recommend is a little curve in the extension. When it is fully extended, the grip is hard to reach due to the angle of my tiller handle.
1155428
Probably not this handle has a hole that goes through and a machine screw holds it in place. So if it is as you described this is the wrong one. Sorry
1067611
The handle rotates up and down and pulls out about an inch and a half. If you can mount the baseplate you shouldn't have an issue.
2005859
You can add pipe to the depth you need. I would not want to extend the handles.
2206012
Yes, I would guess, sideways if it's a regular sized push mower. But, you'd have to lift it up over the 4 or so inches of material on the bottom doorway "threshold" part.
1622947
The handle assembly is not telescoping or anything cool like that. There are brackets where the handle assembly connects to the actual mower that allow for some variation on handle height. Hope that answers the question.
2206010
I have a 13" hand push mower in mine along with a garden tool organizer and the tools (shovels, rakes, pruners, etc) and a leaf blower. Doesn't the site have the width dimensions? Just be aware that there is a bottom lip that you would have to lift the mower over. I am very happy with mine and the reduction of clutter on my patio.
69393
brackets on the bottom would tilt it up, that should work fine. Brackets up top will require new hardware to tilt down. That I would not trust
563234
you can order a stem riser from amazon. I ordered and installed one - it raised the handle bar eight by about 5-6 inches. If you don't like it you can always return it (for free if you're a "prime" customer and the item is prime eligible, which i'm pretty sure it was)
1641696
It shouldn't be a problem. I have two bolted together for extra extension, and the second guy is mounted upside down into the first guy... Works great. Use the allen socket bolts included, ditch the thumb screws though.
60382
The handle on this one does not lend itself to any kind of extension. I think you would be better off with a more industrial type, one that has a hollow end in the handle.
1753749
This model absolutely tilts at all heights, the limit will be the handle hitting your wall so it depends on your angle so the handle ha freedom to move. Keep that in mind for installation placement.