Watch this video BEFORE you buy a USED treadmill!

Love this type of video, no holds bard, just the main fact's. Thanks. Nigel.

Hi. I intend to buy myself a new treadmill as a present when I now retire after 45 years as an electrician/technician and mechanic in heavy industry. What I like about this instructional video: 1. You speak clearly… 2. You speak directly to the listener… 3. You simply explain and show what is important... 4. You do not use disturbing background music that causes you as a spectator/listener to miss vital information, especially for people who were born abroad, or have poor hearing. 5. * Giving 5 thumbs up out of 5, for this well done video instructions. * ** You have no idea how many meetings and courses I have attended over the years, where the speaker speaks quietly, indistinctly, too quickly and often with his back or side turned to the audience! In all these cases, I have interrupted the speaker with an invitation to speak clearly, not quickly and face the audience when he/she speaks, because... what is the point of having course activities, if we cannot understund or hear what you as as a speaker is saying...? I have received negative criticism for this from some managers - who pays for the course...!!! -but never from course participants..! And.... I'm not hard of hearing. Greatings from Sweden. Stig Nordmark.

Very well done and informative. I just finally tossed my 20+ year old daily used epic view 550. It was actually a great experience as I learned a lot about replacing belts, rollers, and flipping decks(no nearby repair folks in rural Montana). Electronics availability was what finally caused me to let this machine rest for eternity and I had to take it apart once last time just to get it out of the house. Almost like a death in the family as I sadly walked by its empty spot in our home. So we just bought a new Landice L7 which should last us for our remaining years as we are seniors. Thanks for this awesome video.

My experience is with only established manufacturers. My 18 year-old Life Cycle exercise bike recently needed a replacement resistance motor, and there was no problem working with Life Fitness for both the necessary part and service support. My 22 year-old Horizon Quantum II treadmill still has parts available and good customer support. Buy once, cry once, but quality does matter.

Very informative and well done. Thanks Dan

These videos are by far the most useful I've seen on this topic. You're extremely generous with your advice, and I appreciate the great wealthy of knowledge that you bring to this topic. Thank you!

Thanks for the tips! Great ending ;)

Very well explained. Really helped.

thank you for this video great advice!

Hey man, what a great video. Thank you for all the info I’m planning on buying a used NordicTrack C990 and I appreciate your advice new subscriber here.

Very helpful! Thank you.

Well done & very informative.

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Hi , am big fan of you guys but sadly am from Montreal ,Canada .I bought a used treadmill and just discovered that when I stand on the belt where you suppose to stand the belt speed goes down and when I go off the belt the speed increases! Any help you could provide me with ? And in your opinion it could be a serious problem that we'll cost me a lot of money?!

very informative

Question. If the incline motor does not work, does that work independently from the main motor. I am looking at one in which the motor does not work. I am not concerned with the incline feature. Is that an issue I should be concerned with. His price is very attractive.

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hi Guys I have a brand new Proform that my wife got for free in a christmas raffle from a sports store. thing is fantastic but... it wont incline. not once since i put it togwther, the recalibration process its not doing anything neither. the screen show incline, going up and down on programs, but it doesnt move, tried to contact Proform but they asking me a receipt from buy... whuch we dont have since it was gifted to us. Any ideas? BTW the machine was brand new and assembled by me, (it wasnt an exibition threadmill )clues? txs in advance