Can this lubricant be used for lubricating underneath my treadmill belt, instead of using the more costly lube offered by Treadmill Doctor?
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I would say no because it does dry up rather quickly there has to be places on line were you could get the proper lube at a reasonable price. checked for example on e-bay and there is lots for around $10 but i would not use this spray and of course that's just my opinion but that's the opinion that works for me I see Amazon has it to but prices are higher than e-bay I guess they don't check the competitions prices hope this helps a little.
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With treadmills is best to use the lubricant that the treadmill company requires. It will save you the cost of a new treadmill in the future. I speak from experience.
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Although I never used this on Treadmill, I have used it successfully to lube the suspension bushings and doors on a RAV4.
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Probably wouldn't hurt to try it. I would worry it would make it too quick under your feet. This stuff in the pic is a bit thicker. I envision with WD 40 making it so lubricated it would be hard to keep my legs moving fast enough to keep up with the belt. I tend to be clumsy so that would be a problem for me.
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I wouldn't use it, the belt is to create tension so you have to cycle harder. Putting lube on the belt will make it smoother, but there will be no resistance anymore
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I have their ProForm brand treadmill which is oil-based lubricant. Purchase it back in 2009 in England
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Definitely not, it will lubricate the belts and they will slip and miss. That's good for your treadmill belt which is supposed to slide, not so your exercise belts.
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Failure to apply correctly caused pre-mature failure of my walking belt so...get an applicator(http://www.amazon.com/Lube-N-Walk-TL54-Treadmill-Lubrication-Kit/dp/B000VZLCWY/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1371738533&sr;=8-2&keywords;=treadmill+lubricant ) and lube WELL after every 40 hours or 30 days.
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You don't really need the lube, I hardly ever use it. But if you do want more, Lube for Tire String and Plug Repairs 2oz.
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There are better lubes for PTO applications. A good grease would probably be better.. but.. in a pinch, if it were going to sit connected and idle for long periods.. it would probably work just fine.
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Dear Michael, Nice name! I have no idea if this works with a ProForm treadmill, but I couldn't imagine why it wouldn't. As far as I know, all belts need to be lubricated and this one is so easy to use as very effective. If you cannot find the manual that came with the treadmill (join the club), contact ProForm online and ask them, just to be sure. Hope this helps =o) The directions tell you how much to apply. If your belt has not been properly lubricated in a while, you might want to use it once, and then in a few weeks use it again.
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I raise the treadmill into the storage position and spray from underneath. I pull down on the belt and give it a squirt from each side. Then I manually rotate the belt a few feet and repeat 3 or 4 times. Hopefully the lubricant is getting where it needs to be.
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It may or may not. But I found a better product at Dicks sporting goods. You can go to their website and search treadmill lube. If you have a Dicks in your area go in the store and order it a receive free shipping. The item you are looking for is called Spintech treadmill lube. It comes in two forms. A black can and a yellow can. I can't remember which one is better for Ellipticals you'll have to read up on each one. The reason that I do not recommend the item your asking about is it doesn't spray upside down(very annoying when trying to get into tight spots) again I would not recommend the product you are inquiring about simply because Spintech is a way better product. It comes in a aerosol spray with a straw for pin point accuracy when using it. Hope this helps. Update: Just thought of something...i researched it and found that Amazon carries Spintech products. It's worth looking into and may be cheaper. I think they only have the yellow can which is for "dry" applications, and should be a good product for Ellipticals, but I would still look into it before purchasing.Also, I think you get more product for less money with Spintech.
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if you have been lubricating it, it shouldnt make the sound. You can lubricate it even now. While doing so, you can celar the squeaking sound by adjusting the treadmill speed using the screws provided. It should be available near the leg of your tread mill at the very end. Have you ever tried that?
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Apply this product to the underside of the belt with "LUBE.N.WALK" application wand which can be purchased from Amazon. Slide the lubricated wand under the belt and run it the length of the tread. It helps if you can have a second person assist you in this cleaning/lubricating process. You hold one end of the wand and your helper is on the other. Works like a charm.
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All treadmills require periodic maintenance if you want it to last longer. Here is the list of items from my owner's manual: Vacuum Under Motor Cover & Check Wiring (Every Other Month) Clean & Inspect Deck for Lubrication (Every Other Month) Lubricate Deck (Every 90 hours or sooner if dry) Inspect Belt Tracking (Monthly) Adjust if necessary
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Unless there is a definite need for Silicone Based Lubes I waould use water based. This product does not state but I would play it on the safe side.Thanks,BobBestway
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Belt was still dragging on treadmill. Did not help. According to information the belt supplied was to not need lubrication during it life span..
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Where on the treadmill? Treadmills use wax based lubricant not silicone to lubricate the tread. You risk breaking that tread with silicone lubricant.