Does this have a locking spline system (like the Ritchey adustable stems) or does it remain in place just by being screwed together very tightly?
365694
It locks with the zigzag kind of locking cuts that most adjustable stems have. Set it once and forget it. It works great. My wife has put 700 miles on hers without adjusting or retightening anything.
365695
It has a locking system, zigzag style. At 200lbs, I trust it and haven't needed to adjust.
2161371
Yes. The primary adjustment is in the vertical plane (up or down) but some lateral (side to side ) adjustment is possible by rotating the stem and re-snugging the Locknut.
1975403
The stem is rubber and is flexible. It makes it easier for install as well.
271918
Yes, the inner parts are secured in by screwing down a piece, so they will not fall off if pointing down.
510927
It does lock out at full extension. It doesn't really lock in, but it isn't loose in a way where that would matter.
1702084
There's some grippy material on the bottom of the track that does a pretty remarkable job of holding it in place. I've never had it slip while cutting, so never felt the need to buy the special clamps. The system works very well, and I recommend it highly.
803270
Yes. I think it is held on by Velcro. It's been a while since I put it together but I do remember having to install it.
954379
sorry for slow response. On my unit it just snaps into place never falls of.At first it did not seat right. but with a fiddle it does snap in.
2235506
NO the legs does not lock into place. It is somewhat stable once you open set the legs.
982275
This comes with a threaded pin which screws in. It is not locking but you need a wrench to screw/unscrew it.
1051103
Yes, it does stay attached to the jack pads. As you crank up/down the jacks the stabilizer bars move with the jack position. Yes, once the stabilizers are installed, all you need to tighten are the locking handles. Note: just got back from using the Trailer this weekend...The STEADYfast Stabilizing System is the best addition I have made to the trailer. Rock solid, very easy to use. My son is going to get them for his new Lance Travel Trailer.
2140671
there is a kind of notch it sits in. It doesn't 'lock' in. But the notch is coated in rubber. I've moved mine all over and its been bumped and hasn't shown any signs of falling out. but if you turn it sideways or upside down it won't hold. Hope that helps.
879492
It will stay in place.... there is an adjustable screw to tighten the tension if needed
1402600
None that I know of, but I never looked. The twist to lock mechanism seemed to be opposite to what I expoected, but now that I am used to it, I make length adjustments almost instantly without thinking about it. To tighten the pole turn the metal pole below the plastic connector. The plastic connector itself does not turn, it is just a dust cover!
1865117
Yes it is threaded and can be tighten so it does not move. A great bike rack for the money.
1830992
No, it is locked in place. We have had them about a year and really like them.
1942809
No, there is not a locking mechanism on the wheels, but the weight of the plant seems to keep it in place.