How do you get it folded &amp; upright for storage?? The instruction manual doesn't really explain how to go about getting the gym into the upright storage position....how do you do it??
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Simply reverse the instructions here to get it folded. Pull the pin to lower it down flat, while holding the machine up at the same time so it does not just drop. Then go down to the bottom of the machine and tilt it up and the seat will then slide down towards the top, keep raising it upsid down until you can then pull the other pin out, and push the bottom pipes back down inside the machine until it snaps in. Then set machine back down, and it is now ready to be stored right side up, or upside down. Plcae cable behind it and tuck in handles under the seat, this workks well for me.
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I measured mine just now. It is actually only 58 inches while folded flat. The bars come off the top, and you use pins to hold them in place if you want. It is not too heavy to move around actually, all you have to do is stand it up, grab the top of the bars that run down vertically, and lift it up against your chest to move it around. Just keep your fingers out of the top bars running parallel. Stores great standing up against the wall.It is about 17 inches wide at the legs, and 7 inches thick. It is 88 inches long at it's fullest decline, but it will get shorter as you raise it up. So you really do not need to worry about this length. At the highest incline it is about 79 inches long. I measured mine just now. It is actually only 58 inches while folded flat. The bars come off the top, and you use pins to hold them in place if you want. It is not too heavy to move around actually, all you have to do is stand it up, grab the top of the bars that run down vertically, and lift it up against your chest to move it around. Just keep your fingers out of the top bars running parallel. Stores great standing up against the wall.It is about 17 inches wide at the legs, and 7 inches thick. It is 88 inches long at it's fullest decline, but it will get shorter as you raise... » Read More I measured mine just now. It is actually only 58 inches while folded flat. The bars come off the top, and you use pins to hold them in place if you want. It is not too heavy to move around actually, all you have to do is stand it up, grab the top of the bars that run down vertically, and lift it up against your chest to move it around. Just keep your fingers out of the top bars running parallel. Stores great standing up against the wall.It is about 17 inches wide at the legs, and 7 inches thick. It is 88 inches long at it's fullest decline, but it will get shorter as you raise it up. So you really do not need to worry about this length. At the highest incline it is about 79 inches long. « Show Less
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When it is set up like the picture shows, you can lift the bottom of the machine up and secure it with the bolt that is sticking out on the left side. You take hold of the end of the base and lift it up as far as you can, pull the bolt out on the side, and push the base up as far as it will go past the bolt. Then, you release the bolt. The bolt holds the base up in the air. You can then move the machine if you want to. This is the only way it will fold; it won't fold and lay completely flat on the floor.
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Hi Megan,I'm not sure how to fold it up. I'm scared to do it because I feel I may hurt myself. lol
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Mine came with the gym in the box. You may want to call the company. It was part of the total order.
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My husband assembled it and it didn't look as though it would be too hard to take it down again. I wouldn't recommend it, if you thought that you would be wanting to fold it up on a frequent basis. Rather, that after use, if you weren't going to use it for quite a while, it could be stored easily, until the next time needed. I'm probably not very helpful, but since the ad for this cage didn't use "folding up" as a selling point, I don't think it's made for that. Best of luck. Geneise
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Just pull it open - it clicks into place. When you are done, just fold it back up. You might have to push a little extra the first time, but it will be fine after that.
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To fold it you have to push in the buttons on the locks on the side. Make sure that you lift the latches completely up, and pull them out a bit, otherwise, it will get stuck and not fold. If everything is unlatched, you can just pull it up from the middle of the floor and it will fold up nicely.
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You can fold it but if you do the leg extension will hit the floor so it must be removed. Even if you fold it: It's not so light and unless you have a big walk-in closet, where will you store it. I found that if it's always up you will use it daily with all the benefits. I use before bed for 5-10 minutes.
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Very carefully, lol. There is a definite trick to it and I can't always say I get it on the first or fifth try. Grab the lower left corner and top right corner and twist it into itself. It may take a few tries but it will fold up eventually.
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There really was no setup except for plugging it in. As far as storing, it doesn't fold. I have mine in my office underneath an electronic standing desk. I have a bench straddled over the treadmill so I can either walk, stand, or sit to work on my computer.
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It took me a while to figure it out too! I ended up looking up a video of a woman folding it up on YouTube. Good luck!
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Yvonne, I dont know how this would work in a gym. Cause mine when I bought it, I have not use it until now cause I am using the the one similar to this, which they send me by mistake, by other company. By I think this would be great in any way you wany yo used it. Your product id much bigger than the other one I have and I like it only I have not use them yet but I think they are great like the others.
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Somehow I find this question strange, but, Vernon, there is a single metal piece that sits right in the middle of the underside of the board which pulls out to put it up - it has 5 or 6 positions built into it so you can put the board up at the height that is best for you. When the board is up, all you do is pull it forward to 'release' it, and then apply a little pressure to get the board to 'collapse' into a flat platform so you can store it in a closet or wherever. Hope this helps. If not, ask a neighbor lady.
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Well, as I stated in my review, that is the issue I have. It's not just a super quick fold-away. I number of pins need to be pushed in a then some of it needs to be disassembled, then reassembled for your workout. So, in my opinion, it's not something you'd want to be putting under a bed after every workout. It's best to find a place for it where it is always assembled...if that's possible for you. Love it like crazy otherwise!
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You should be able to push it when it's folded. It should move very smoothly. If it doesn't, then something is wrong with that particular treadmill. It can even roll relatively easily, when it isn't folded.
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You can tell more details about the item if you go to the Web site for Praierie View Industries. Thats what we did. The one we purchased folded up neatly so it could be moved and stored. We were very pleased with ours.