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About this Lesson
- Type: Video Tutorial
- Length: 9:47
- Media: Flash video file
- Use: Watch Online
- Access Period: 90 Days
- Posted: 02/08/2008
This lesson is part of the following series:
Technicians Video Tool Box (14 lessons, $15.84)
Buying a Used Treadmill
Learn how to inspect the condition of a used treadmill before making your purchase. Mark takes you through the steps of inspecting the condition of the belt and deck, drive motor, elevator motor, and lower electronics. With these step by step instructions, save yourself time, money and hardship by following these tips from this video!
You can also Receive Continued support after video sale by E-Mailing me at markepeterson@austin.rr.com
For any further questions, contact Mark Peterson at markepeterson@austin.rr.com
Information should be considered for general guidance only. Users act, or refrain from action, on the basis of such information entirely at their own risk.
About this Author
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- Mark
- 15 lessons
- Joined:
07/20/2007
I've been self employed servicing Exercise equipment in Austin, TX for 28 years.
I have 12 Manufacture service certifications by the biggest names in the fitness industry, such as Precor, Star Trac, Life Fitness, Technogym, Woodway and Track Master, to name a few.
A certified Fitness Specialist by the cooper clinic in Dallas, and a personal trainer for the first 16 years of my fitness career.
Now retired. I hope to be able to help others with diagnostic steps to give you the answers you need, before you call the service tech, or before you do it yourself.
You can also Receive Continued support after video sale by E-Mailing me at markepeterson@austin.rr.com
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More..Recent Reviews
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- Incredibly useful!
- 07/09/2010
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When buying a used treadmill it's definitely buyer beware. The only thing I knew before I saw this video was that I wanted a model I'd actually want to run on. It takes 3 minutes comparing a "home model" with a "health club model" to know that difference.
With my $600 budget the only way I was going to get quality was to buy used.
Mark's video gives you a quick checklist of things to look for when buying, so that you can buy with some confidence. I made a checklist from the video and it was smooth sailing.
PS The great news is that there are a lot of models out there that were mostly used as clothes hangers. Definitely look for one of these cause you'll find it.
Thanks Mark!!
Jon -
- $ well spent
- 09/03/2009
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Lots of good info and cheaper than a soda! Thanks.
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- He Couldn't Make It Any Easier...
- 08/20/2008
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This is a great video clip to watch when contemplating buying a used treadmill. Mark gives excellent tips on things to check out before making an expensive purchase.
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- Nice Info
- 02/12/2008
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Really easy to follow.
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When buying a used treadmill it's definitely buyer beware. The only thing I knew before I saw this video was that I wanted a model I'd actually want to run on. It takes 3 minutes comparing a "home model" with a "health club model" to know that difference.
With my $600 budget the only way I was going to get quality was to buy used.
Mark's video gives you a quick checklist of things to look for when buying, so that you can buy with some confidence. I made a checklist from the video and it was smooth sailing.
PS The great news is that there are a lot of models out there that were mostly used as clothes hangers. Definitely look for one of these cause you'll find it.
Thanks Mark!!
Jon
Lots of good info and cheaper than a soda! Thanks.
This is a great video clip to watch when contemplating buying a used treadmill. Mark gives excellent tips on things to check out before making an expensive purchase.
Really easy to follow.