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Weider Platinum 16 Variable Positions Adjustable Workout Bench $23.52 + Free Shipping
$23.52
Amazon [amazon.com] has Weider Platinum 16 Variable Positions Adjustable Workout Bench for $23.52.
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Previous FP deal.
* Free shipping for Amazon prime members.
Product Details:
- 410-Pound User Capacity
- Gain access to on-demand trainer-led workouts with a full-access 30-day iFIT membership; Wifi and credit/debit card required, cancel anytime
- 16 Possible Positions; Adjust this versatile slant bench between 16 possible combinations to perform a variety of strength-building exercises; Independent chrome safety pin included
- Sewn Vinyl Seat; Tear-resistant vinyl is easy to wipe clean after an intense workout; High-Density Foam provides a comfortable foundation for your exercise; Sleek design looks good in any home gym
- Exercise Chart Included
Previous FP deal.
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I got one for a family member and helped him install it. Definitely flimsy. I wouldn't go very heavy on it
I want to get one for myself
I got one for a family member and helped him install it. Definitely flimsy. I wouldn't go very heavy on it
I want to get one for myself
I was just about to suggest what you did for others buying this bench.
There are maybe three bolts that the instructions specifically call out not to overtighten. Do not listen. Tighten the hell out of these bolts. You'll find the moving parts are still able to move freely, and it completely eliminates the wobble from the bench.
I'm going to guess that a lot of the people purchasing this bench are under-tightening these bolts because of the instruction manual. Just ignore it and you'll probably find the bench is much better than expected.
There are maybe three bolts that the instructions specifically call out not to overtighten. Do not listen. Tighten the hell out of these bolts. You'll find the moving parts are still able to move freely, and it completely eliminates the wobble from the bench.
I'm going to guess that a lot of the people purchasing this bench are under-tightening these bolts because of the instruction manual. Just ignore it and you'll probably find the bench is much better than expected.
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For most of the bolts, yes.
There are 2 (or 3, can't remember) that tell you in bold not to overtighten, with no instructions later to tighten them up. From what I remember, it's all the bolts that grease is applied to, which would be the one that connects the backrest/beam to the main support, the bolt that connects the seat to the main support, and (I think) the one that connects the piece to adjust the seat angle.
If you follow the directions to not "overtighten" these specific bolts, the device will wobble. These bolts need to be "overtightened" (made very tight) to resolve the wobbling issue.
There are 2 (or 3, can't remember) that tell you in bold not to overtighten, with no instructions later to tighten them up. From what I remember, it's all the bolts that grease is applied to, which would be the one that connects the backrest/beam to the main support, the bolt that connects the seat to the main support, and (I think) the one that connects the piece to adjust the seat angle.
If you follow the directions to not "overtighten" these specific bolts, the device will wobble. These bolts need to be "overtightened" (made very tight) to resolve the wobbling issue.