Can you get the teeth to face forward? Some reviews say no and this is critical.
361139
The teeth are not fixed, they're movable. Which way the teeth face depends on the vegetation. It is not possible to force them in one direction.
361140
Yes you can just hook the bar to the other end. It picks up a lot of sticks this way but it does cut a little bit into arena ground for nicer ground but you will still need a disc.
361141
actually you want them to go backwards that way they are tilted up while you drag them but you can reverse the chain and pull them from the other side.I didn't like this thing because you have to put on a lot of weight to make the rake go deeper.So I just tilled it.
361142
My response to your questions is: I haven't tried it that way yet. I didn't realize it can go 3 different ways to drag until I read some more reviews more carefully yesterday. I tired it smooth side, and tines going back side. Didn't try the tines forward way and don't think for our property sake it will work correctly because lots of rocks are mixed in deeply with the soil. I think from just using it the 1st time, for me the drag corners tend to flip over - from going to fast and possible flipping from bigger rocks when I used it. I think it will for my intended uses take some time using it for what a harrow is designed to do. My response to your questions is: I haven't tried it that way yet. I didn't realize it can go 3 different ways to drag until I read some more reviews more carefully yesterday. I tired it smooth side, and tines going back side. Didn't try the tines forward way and don't think for our property sake it will work correctly because lots of rocks are mixed in deeply with the soil. I think from just using it the 1st time, for me the drag corners tend to flip over - from going to fast and possible flipping from bigger rocks when I used it. I think it will for my intended uses take some time using... » Read More My response to your questions is: I haven't tried it that way yet. I didn't realize it can go 3 different ways to drag until I read some more reviews more carefully yesterday. I tired it smooth side, and tines going back side. Didn't try the tines forward way and don't think for our property sake it will work correctly because lots of rocks are mixed in deeply with the soil. I think from just using it the 1st time, for me the drag corners tend to flip over - from going to fast and possible flipping from bigger rocks when I used it. I think it will for my intended uses take some time using it for what a harrow is designed to do. « Show Less
361143
yes just flip it around but it does not dig in any deeper does clean-up better
361144
The drag is roughly 5'x 4' teeth can be faced forward or backward or turned over to be used to drag flat. I use this to drag the horse manure in my fields using atv. this will do the job for the small man using that has a few acres. love it
337561
Yes. It must face forward. The back of the board is white. After attaching the board, rub it vigorously to insure that it sticks permanently.
2252781
Unfortunatly, no. :( It will just stand horizontally.Well, I guess you kind of can, but it does lean back pretty far and is kind of wobbly - like a 45 degree angle. I would like to Facetime with it vertical, but it leans back just too far to do that.
1172021
Good morning, Michael. This will work. To secure the braces they will need to be screwed into place. Thank you, Sarah | Plow & Hearth Customer Service
615119
Hi BradleysMom, I would go to sporting smiles website and call them or email them directly. The trays for me were molded about 12 teeth worth for the top and 14 teeth worth on the on the bottom. It's really the front 4-6 in my opinion that hold the trays in place so I don't see why it wouldn't work. Definitely call just in case though. I hear their customer service is friendly.
1041059
Yes, you can. It will not fall forward. But sometimes then my hand and tool don't fit.
1755622
Yes, you can either have your baby facing forward or facing you. It's one of the things I love about the VISTA!
1563749
The jaws do not swivel. There's a great amount of clamping force provided but I wouldn't work on something that extends too far from the clamps. I think there is an attachment that acts as like an extended third leg.
76858
Nope does not work get the mouth piece that lasts forever. It's the one that you boil and set your bottom jaw slightly forward. That works for the most part.
1720334
Yes :-) rear face if your child is under 40lbs. Don't let them tell you that you have to forward face
2087844
Yes. Backwards would make the handles facing the front end. Believe me I thought the same thing they have a slight bend on them so they can only face the way there supposed to go on.
158281
I think it's the way your mouth guards are formed. If you did them on your own like I did, mine are uneven. It's not so easy to put them in hot water and then put them in your mouth to form them, consequently they do not fit to your teeth properly.
1303206
Yes, They can face forward or rearward depending which way you mount it to your stock.
1450070
Yes it can face forward as well as many other directions. Mono pod? not sure a one legged support will hold the camera unless your going to steady it with your hand somehow while taking the photo.
1167421
This model is not as bulky as the original model...but "bulky" is 'specious' (as bulky to one mouth may not be to another mouth). The question in my mind are: a) is there enough of it for your teeth to "seat" into the material, so it sticks to your upper teeth at night when you may be chewing, grinding, and so on...so that it stays put. I have tried several other brands, which have a very minimal strip for the back teeth, and practically a small ribbon of plastic around the front teeth, and they have not seated properly (after boiling for 1 minute, then dropping into cold water, then immediately into your mouth to make the impression). It felt dangerous to me to have something flipping around inside my mouth--what if I started to swallow it?!!And if it won't stay put, it does you no good whatsoever. This model has softish material and your teeth go into it, and it makes a perfect impression of your teeth. So it fits like a glove. The band across the front is strong, but as minimal as they could make it, and still do the job. You can cut this down with sharp scissors, if it extends too far back in your mouth (beyond your back teeth). The original model told you to do that--I don't know whether the instructions for this model do or not, but it is easily done. Just pare away small bits until you get where you need to be--but don't be incautious and whack too much off at one time--it won't grow back :&gt;) I'd think a small mouth would mean, in this model, that your troubles would only be with the front to back measurement, and that can be whacked off at each end. Since the material allows your teeth to sink down into it, your jaw is not held open at all.
584128
No. They would stick out further than the others. It would probably give you a buck tooth look.
1997375
Yes, if you have no choice! However if you can afford it, get yourself a Japanese pattern back saw, its stiffer and the teeth are finer.