How do I attach the handle?
1780505
you have to remover the top screw first than attach handle and put the screw back.
679716
you can use nuts and bolts or waterproof rivets. the handle comes with partially pre drilled holes.
1976891
On the head part unscrew the plastic coller compleatly slip it over the handle. Now screw the handle into the head . Then screw the coller back on to the broom head to lock the handle in place .
128300
The holes for the screws are under the rubber stripping. You must pull back the rubber stripping and use a screw driver to hold the screw in place as you align the handles. Tighten the screws and release the rubber. Hope this helps!
115330
The handle is wood, press fit into the aluminum base. the aluminum is dimpled into the wood. It would be possible to loosen and remove the wood handle and install a longer wood handle or even find some aluminum tubing that fit snuggly over the wood and extend it that way. It might be easier to find a tool with a longer handle but if you can't it would be possible to modify this one.
1156350
the handle is bolted near the basket. if you take of the handle and turn it backwards, it works much better. slide it in the sleeve. line up the holes and mark them. drill new holes slightly larger than the bolts. bolt it in and you are ready to catch some sand fleas. Go to a bike store and pick up a new grip. They will tell you how to attach it. Have fun. It is working great this way.
1524352
First remove the pieces of the old wire. Unscrew the handle and clean all the parts. Loop one end of the wire around the metal "[" shaped device. Pull the other end into the groove in the round device on the end of the [ shaped device--- the end that had the handle screwed into it. Place the threaded part of the handle through the loop and rotate the handle until the wire is taut. Screw the handle down onto the metal "[" shaped device maintain the tension until the handle is firm in place. Buy some good wine and cheese...Enjoy.
925484
I would suggest you put a wrap or two or electrical tape then attach. "Rescue" tape is another option if you don't want sticky tape on your handle bar.
1091468
Same as below..use a small pin or paperclip and stick it in the tiny hole on the handle.
1897540
Don't even remove the outside handle. Hold it in place, remove the inside handle, screw it right into the old outside handle. You might have to wiggle the lever to get the inside and outside moving parts to line up.
2245559
There is a tab that you have to push out where the blade meets the handle. Simple once you know how to do it.
432120
I guess I don't know. There's only one place to screw in the handle. sorry I can't help more.
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.
1272179
Hold the cup with the handle slightly angled to the left, and turn counterclockwise (to your right). That should snap it into place. Not too much effort needed.
2165162
Its very easy it should be four screws that come wit it. Just line the handle up with the wholes and screw it in! :)
1758415
There is a rigid plate on the inside of the handle. Pull it to the side and push the blade down
1562269
Simple screw (not included with mine). All you do is screw through the holes already in post where the old handle was. It's super easy to do.