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» left by Eric from COlorado 5 years 324 days ago.
The writer contradicts himself many times and repeats himself many times. Stating that buying a used Vitamaster is dangerous is a rediculous statement.
» left by Ray from Illinois 4 years 338 days ago.
I have a Vitamaster, and it works perfect. Have had no problems getting parts.
» left by Anonymous 3 years 247 days ago.
I am searching for a safety key for my Vitamaster treadmill, any suggestions?
 
Thank  you in advance,
 
Harry
» left by Joyce 3 years 138 days ago.
You can order a safety key by calling 1-800-633-5730 and give them the model number off of your machine.  I did so today and it only cost $19.95.  Good luck!
» left by Rob from DC 2 years 343 days ago.
I have a vitamaster premum pro, how could I obtain a user manuel.  Thanks.
» left by Roland Richards from Pewaukee, WI 3 years 55 days ago.
Could "Ray from Illionis" or any one else tell me where to get parts for a Vitamaster--Pro 1200- 8712WM, My G-kids wrecked the "time", "speed", "distance", "calories" & "pulse" display unit on top of the machine. Roland from Pewaukee, WI  
» left by Peter palms from Kirkland Wa 2 years 119 days ago.
Can you tell me where to buy a manual for a Vitamaster Premier Gold Limited Edition 9597 tel. 425 828 6774 Peter palms
» left by Harold from Canada 1 year 358 days ago.
Where are you getting the parts from? I ahve an 880 and need a manual and some other parts.
» left by Doug
from Colorado 4 years 86 days ago.
I don't need parts. I just need to lubricate the darn thing (we got it free from a friend, and it works fine, but started SMOKING the other day after a 50-minute workout). How to lubricate and what type of lubricant?
» left by Anonymous 2 years 31 days ago.
Adrian from Arcadia CA, After a repeating overheating of the motor, I used white Lithium Grease to lubricate my treadmill. This is an automotive spray lubricant I purchased at an auto store. Remove the plastic covers on the side and front to expose the belt rollers.Look at the ends where the belt supported by two20" long rollers. Apply the spray lubricant to the ends of each belt roller supports (not the belt). On my machine #8708 the rollers are held in place with a 1/2" steel shaft. After lubricating the overheating stopped. My next machine will have bearings. This thing was not designed for long hard use. 4-24-10
» left by Bryan 3 years 141 days ago.
The write was profoundly repetitious. I appreciate the efforts; however, I would recommend proofreading to ensure readability. Thank you for the article though.
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