Whirlpool Front Load Washer Stuck On Lock

Dear Uri, you're using it backwards. The thumb screw goes on the device end, not the camera end. And there is a lock washer for the camera end. Works great under heavy stress.

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

Very easy to load, quite strong, slides don't get stuck going in or out quite heavy duty. I haven't found anything better and of course b&h service is unparalleled.

Replaced the screw in quick release on my LH-55 ballhead which kept getting stuck. Can now lock my rifle in and release it halfway to reposition easily

I was a bit worried reading other reviews about how some of these would lock or get stuck on the camera or lens but my extensions fit perfectly and go on and off with no problems. They work great and are made with quality.

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

material of good quality, very small, and sometimes gets stuck in front of the lens, do not squeeze too much when it is put.

Steady Tripod with great lock and load feel. It makes you confident in your stance and delivers great rotational ability that makes your production really flexible. Total Asset!

I absolutely love this tripod. As heavy as it is though, call me crazy, I find myself wanting a hook on the bottom of the center column in the same manner as the rapid column. Searching and searching I've yet to find one. However for $12 I believe I've found a better solution. I found everything between the hardware and lock aisles at my local Lowe's home improvement store. The thread on the bottom is the usual 3/8 inch so you need a 3/8-16 coupling nut, 3/8 etc Specialty Bolts drawer. Then I can attached a 3/8 inch Eye Bolt (load capacity of 160 lbs). Over in the lock aisle they have heavy duty carabiners. I got the 5/8 x 4+3/4 Interlocking Spring Snap, which wide enough to accommodate the handle of about any bag. Its load capacity is 738 lbs. Hope this helps

I no longer have to miss photo opportunities because of a heavy load of gear. The GT1532 is a breeze to carry around and set up, particularly compared to my aluminum tripod. I shot some landscape examples with my walking-around lens and with Canons 11-24mm monster. Not a hint of vibration with either. So far Im delighted with the results. I think the flip lock for leg extension is easier to use on my old model than Gitzos twist lock, but that may simply be a factor of getting used to it. In any event, its a minor irritation compared to the advantages of using a great, lightweight tripod. Definitely recommend it to friends.