🔒 Winco 6T75SA5 GV Stainless Leveling: Optimal Stability for your Equipment Review

Sometimes you get what you pay for - these are the nicest greaves I've ever seen. The rubber base of the leg is fully bonded to the steel plate. Above the foot is a hex height adjuster of a good width, which seems like a small detail, but it makes it a lot easier to adjust height with a load on the foot (not a tiny square shoulder you find blindly under a piece can). gear and don't try to rotate the leg manually to avoid being crushed to death by an unbalanced shelf full of stuff overhead).

I know there are a lot of good reviews. However, when I received this leveling foot, it didn't move. I even loosened the hex screw and it didn't move. I removed the screw and plastic washer and it didn't move. I landed with a large pair of pliers and the leg broke off. Some reddish material held the foot to the machined screw. I have no idea what the material was, but it was very heavy. I had to soak it in kerosene and use a brass wire brush to remove it from both parts. Also, the hex screw…

These are excellent quality leveling feet, much better than I expected. I ordered 4 of these and used them to level the spout of a heavy duty table saw. The 3/8" threaded bolt is better than the 1/4" or 5/16" bolt found on most economy leveling feet. The base has a molded rubber gasket integrated into the base plate. Unlike other reviewers, I got all the legs with hinges as intended. The adjustments are simple, wrench and level. One thing I missed in the description but noticed when looking at…