The feet have fallen off. Super glue won't hold them either. What is the solution?
1787479
you're right, same thing happened to me, unfortunately one of the feet is now missing, so even if we found an answer it wouldn't help me, good luck
1260678
Ours is long gone, but had the same problem. Have no answer, just keep putting it back on. I guess you can try to glue it. That thing was a life saver. Plop the kid in and you can get some things done. Both kids loved it, especially when starting to walk.
588752
You may try using some very strong double sided adhesive or industrial strength Velcro (R).
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!
428343
i'm not sure. we've used it for a workout floor for approx. 2 months and they haven't moved at all (installed directly over plywood). they are foam, so i am not sure there is any glue that would work to do that. i'm not sure how they could be bonded together. they'll stay put if you click enough of them together. they won't go anywhere unless you decide to pull them up.
1528754
I haven't had a problem with that issue, but if you are unsure then go ahead and glue them on. If you intend to pick the unit up a lot and the legs are not tight, then glue would work for you. I don't have a need to pick mine up all that often but when I do I make sure the legs are OK before lifting too high.
250517
If the reason one fell off was because you didn't apply enough glue in the first place, you should be able to reuse it. I usually end up running out of usable glue so I don't bother reusing the claws.
276498
one of 2 ways. first -- rubber foot cups MUST have flat side face down! Two -- take legs apart and reassemble them. Be sure they are tight. That's all I have.
616034
I would call a hobby store and ask if they have a solution to remove the glue.
1766590
that's terrible! I'd try to return it, but assuming that's not an option, have you tried putting feet on the bottom? You should be able to get some of those stick on rubber ones in a pretty thick size.
1919108
I used super glue and let it sit for a couple of days. We ended up buying another one because they only last so long
1227680
Same thing happened to me...twice. They sent me a replacement the first time. Now I'll try the super glue method. I love the way it works aside from the breaking.
779142
I'm not sure about being able to find a new set of feet for your stand. But what I'd do as a temporary fix for your flooring is to get a rug/mat to put under the stand. Maybe you can even dip the feet into plasti-coat. And make your own feet for it.
2154210
Donna is right, glue didn't work. I personally thought these were cheap and wouldn't order them again. Fyi.
2244625
A drop of super glue at each joint will be permanent fix. Just be sure to position it where you want it.....forever.
236708
We used crazy glue and a clamp. Have been in place with no problem for a year or so. Good luck.
1423663
I wish I had a simple solution for you, but I can't seem to get mine to stay either. But I'm thinking I may go buy a cheap pair of shoes and gorilla glue the damn things to the pedals.