Can I take off the arms and put it under my desk... and put the console on the desk? (a walking treadmill desk?
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This unit folds up compact, the arms could come off, but there is no need to do so. You can take off the console if you want to it's held on with a knob. But it is not in the way when it's folded up. The unit is very compact and light.
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Yes you can! I left the arm stand on just the way it came in the box (folded down), and took the arms off. It's only a few screws and a couple of wires to unplug and you're good to go. It's been working for me for months. I would recommend a phone coupler and a "handset" extention cord so the console will fit on the front of the machine (rests nicely on the arm stand bar). That way it looks like it was meant to be a walking treadmill.
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I bought this treadmill based on the responses to this question and other comments. The manufacture is now gluing the cord into the plugs at both ends. So be prepared to risk breaking the connections when you try to bust the glue, or cut the wires and repair them once you've removed the wires from the arms.
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the handles come off, but the side pillars would need to be cut off. but this treadmill folds up to save space removing the pillars would not allow it to stay up. plus it would become very unstable, and it isn't very stable to begin with.
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Yes, that's exactly what the desk is for. The Rebel Desk treadmill is designed to go with the desk!
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Yes, since both arm & back rests are adjustable & configurable to both sides, they can simply be left uninstalled, leaving just the bench. You may find a cheaper price is you search for just a bench without the arm & back rests. Good luck.
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There is an area where you can place an ipad or tablet. I put my ipad on it and it doesn't move at all even while running on the treadmill.
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You could... but the desk provides more stability to the unit...it is meant to be there....you can find another similar unit without the desk.
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I believe you could use this with just one arm/hand. You can slide with your fingers or thumb and close with the desk top or your leg. Hope this helps
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(Only) When you and the treadmill are *NOT* moving - then: Yes, there should be no problem setting this on the belt of a (non-moving) treadmill. The bottom is rubber, and should not slip.
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Hi Ruthie, It's a versatile product. You can move your monitor around in all kinds of ways. I have mine mounted on the desk to the right, and pull my monitor back on the left side. You should be able to pull it forward plenty. I might mount the arm to your desk at least 6 to 9 inches behind your monitor, possibly more if there is room.
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No. You must be in a standing position since your weight is used to operate the device. It is easy, however, to store under a desk or similar small area.
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Chris try lifting the control arm mounted under the seat on right side it goes down fairly low so you should be able to fit under your desk. just make sure you sitting in it when you do or it will rise even further...ok?
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As long as your desk is at a comfortable height I don't see why it would be any problem for a short person. The arm swings such that it can take in any radius from zero (right on top of the clamp) to it's maximum length (about 1 foot). Your elbow or forearm travels in the pad rest. I have mine positioned between 2 computers and can use it for mousing on both of them without relocating the arm rest. The rest is good for both mousing and keyboard. I tend to slide from by forearm for mousing to my elbow for keyboarding. That's probably because I am using it on two computers at once.
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I would advise no. Balance is essential on this treadmill and I found having both hands securely in place necessary.
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Excellent Question. NO. We brought ours into the spare bedroom in pieces and then assembled it. Be sure to buy the pad if you do. This treadmill is HEAVY.
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There's no way you'd be able to play video games while walking on a manual treadmill. You have to hold on to the handles or you'll go flying off. You'd be better off saving up for a regular treadmill if you really want to have hands-free walking.
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Yes, depending on how deep your desk is and where you install the arm. I do not have a deep desk and was able to install so the table is just even with the desk when I push it in.
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I don't know, i don't move mine since I have 2 monitors, the keyboard, mouse and some other small accessories on it. I think if you move it up and down it would be best to remove the items from the desk as you can only move one leg at a time unless you have someone help you.