Total Gym 1000 Roller Repair: DIY Cheap & Easy

Due to gyms being closed due to the shutdown, I got out my older Total Gym. Unfortunately it's rollers had broken, a common trait amongst these gyms. This is my solution for repairing them using an easily obtained item from most hardware stores. Fairly easy and very cheap to fix.
FYI here are the links to the part needed at Home Depot.
USA:
www.homedepot....
Canada:
www.homedepot....

[@R3dHeadRedemption]

You are a GENIUS! This worked like an absolute charm and you just saved me $50 for new wheels. THANK YOU!!

[@davidmorrison3651]

Great video!! Just what I needed. Will save me a lot of money. Thank you very much!

[@wacoon1]

nice. please show what can be done for broken bearings? thanks

[@bonniep.2826]

Thanks. Good video.

[@charlesrunthesum5991]

Well, I looked all over plumbing and nothing..spent 50 bucks on aftermarket rollers...there white on e bay....never thought to look in electrical...oh well ...good video just the same to help others on this expensive problem made cheap...

[@charlesrunthesum5991]

So far the white rollers are great...I can tell by the sound there a good purchase...Ebay

[@usccgettysburg]

Thank you for your ingenuity. How have your rollers held up over time?

[@xequation]

Really well. Used it when the gyms were all shut down for C0vid & they're still intact 🙂

[@carlosnavarro8453]

Gracias, 4 ur help

[@xequation]

De nada :-)

[@user-jh8no1zb9e]

What if you need new bearings ??

[@GarrettMillerauthor]

Well done - thanks!

[@martinlaw449]

Great idea

[@aaronthompson192]

Thank you! Perfect.

[@chocobunbun]

Very nice!

[@maddenfootballtalk6544]

The black piece holding the rollers together broke off completely ugh