Moving a Treadmill

[@el-hp1lj]

gym equipment is a major headache. if you buy it leave it in the house when u move

[@MegaFinalRound]

📠

[@charlespratt8663]

There is a reason you can often find them for fee if you want to remove them from Buddy's basement.

[@edk487]

That’s a light ass treadmill

[@Jason-hv8mz]

Thats what I'm saying lol. I've moved some heavy stuff. I picked up a washing machine and bear hugged it up stairs and that was like carrying a pillow compared to the treadmill with a second person. A heavy treadmill is one thing I never want to move again

[@BobRooney290]

was gonna say. usually they are about 300 pounds.

[@25KSubsWithNoVideosChallenge]

😂😂😂😂

[@russmelton5684]

If you are over 30, disassemble into two parts...

[@majorgear1021]

Even 3…pull the motor out!

[@susansitkauskas7263]

😂yes, we’ll definitely be taking it apart

[@pallikorva11]

I just bought one which weighs over 100 kg. It should be carried upstairs but still figuring out whether I should remove the heavy parts such as motor, belt, board inside the belt and rollers or get more man power (no room for extra hands, tho).

[@mounirmahboubi1656]

hi how did do it?

[@pallikorva11]

@@mounirmahboubi1656 I got more man (and woman) power! It was tight fit but we succeeded!

[@majorgear1021]

Yeah? How? I know the trick to remove the motor. I’m going to try it if needed.

[@pallikorva11]

@@majorgear1021 I got more man power! It was heavy as hell but we managed to squeeze it to upstairs.

[@bigman5847]

Currently trying to figure it out

[@ErwinBeckstein-rd7zl]

Thx

[@chadbugansky]

@00:48 lol as if all treadmills can have those removed.

[@bigman5847]

I work for them

[@majorgear1021]

This is all super common sense stuff. Any pro tips?