Has anyone tried putting on an incline? I'd like to elevate the front about 1-2 inches above the back using some sturdy plastic risers
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The floor in my apartment is uneven, so that the head of the treadmill is higher than its tail. What would be the difference if you raised the head intentionally?
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My husband was able to raise ours up somewhat with what was there on our bedframe but I know a lot of people who have suggested mounting the headboard on the wall and they do this all the time on HGTV so you might try that to get it up higher. I am pleased with mine as it is comfortable while just relaxing or reading.
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As I recall I had to extend to lifts a bit.. very little. If they are a bit short then extending them a bit should be no problem. But.. just a guess.
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I suppose you could....but why? Then your front will be higher than your rear. Defeats the purpose of a "leveling" kit...
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Not easily, but it could be done. I have a ramp with a bit of a lip to scale to bring my groceries into the house. I leverage my foot against the back wheel, and lean it back a bit to get it over the lip. I guess it would all depend on the depth of your steps.
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There's no adjustable incline option, you can just simply increase the resistance.
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Would be very close - the system is about 6-8 inches high -- any incline adjustment would be very tight. Very reliable treadmill though
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Mine is about 30' run and 6' rise, it worked great. I think yours is a little too long and too high. I am not sure if it going to work.
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I would not do that. It really isn't a plyo box. Plyo boxes are expensive for a reason ... They can really take force plus weight. If you do want to jump up on a step, then you should by the full length step (the one I reviewed is just a square). The full length step can take jumps - no problem. I just wouldn't raise it above three risers. Search for B007G571ZO
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Kelly is correct, however the risers limit that just a bit. To slide in from front to back, the component should not be wider than 28". If you want to slide in from the side it should not be wider than 11 1/2". The highest a component could be is 7 1/2".
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Probably not for two reasons. The angle is probably to steep and longer ramps would be better. More importantly at least on our wheel chairs the wheels are not in line. The large back wheels are farther apart than the small front wheels. The ramps can not accommodate both sets. We were very disappointed we wanted to go up two steps about 12" and it was impossible. My son and his wife more or less used the ramp for one set of wheels and lifted the other set to get my husband into their house. .
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I saw the following on the Fellows Webpage in there FAQs:"Can I get additional columns to make my monitor riser even taller?Unfortunately, no. Fellowes has tested the maximum height and weight distribution to ensure the safety of persons and equipment using this product.Additional risers are not recommended, as injury or equipment damage could result.We strongly discourage modifying the height over and above the original product design."
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Our proform 1110 E is in our basement. The ceiling in 7' 6" and I am 6' 3" with my shoes on. I have to keep the incline at 0 in order to keep about 1" of clearance for my head. When the incline is all the way up (20), my head hits if I stand tall. If I lean forward (as you would if you were walking or running up hill), I'm ok, but it's a bit uncomfortable. If our basement ceilings were a full 8' tall I'd be fine. If you're under 6' tall, you'll probably be fine too. My wife is only 5' tall so it isn't an issue for her at all. :-D
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No, you can't. That is one reason why I sent it back. I am too tall to hold the arms on incline.
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It's been quite fine for me (165 lbs). Inclines while I am walking on the belt with no issues, declines the same. It's on a screw type lift so it's not an instantaneous thing.
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Not as far as I have determined. It seems to stay in a fixed position. I have not been able to adjust the incline.
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I would think you would need some kind of a frame, even if it was a couple 2x4's to support your risers