Can this be used to lubricate a Treadmill's belt?
1187010
I use this on plastic and rubber skid plates on motor home so I guess the answer would be definitely.
1402694
Yes, you can use it with a treadmill as long as the treadmill will meet the power rating of the surge protector.
2031065
Maybe, but first I would state to check the mounting point 75mm or 100mm. Also I would would not recommend this as I think it would move too much while running on the treadmill. You may also need to drill a hole to mount it as I don't think the clamp is going to hold it. Good luck.
721903
If your treadmill says it uses silicone lube then it will but some treadmills don't use silicone lubes google it and find out more about your model or if you have you manual there is a way to tell what kind of belt it uses by the bottom of the belt you can google it for more info
988346
Don't know about your particular application, but it works great on the plastic bushings on my foosball table. I personally would use it if I had a roomba and the plastic gear box needed lubing, but that's just me.
7224
Lubricant is provided by the manufacturer. Be aware this piece of equipment is prone to excessive rust. I would not recommend it.
1279700
I would assume so. I myself use it with the latex workout band/belt, that's when i see the BIGGEST difference. I don't see why it wouldn't work.
1993404
I used the Lube N-walk treadmill lubrication kit that you can buy on Amazon. Very satisfied with the results.
1252780
It wouldn't work very well. I would use something silicon based too, like Pedro's bike lust. That way it lubes too.
961617
I wouldn't think this would be belt friendly. Too "slippery" a surface for most belts unless they were made of cloth.
2045681
I purchased the Lifespan Fitness Silicone along with my manual treadmill. To date I haven't had to use any lubricant. I think the silicone lubricant would be better than WD 40 if you ever need a lubricant. My Phoenix treadmill runs just fine with no lubricant.
529051
Probably not, it is more of an anit-chafe product to reduce friction. Not a lubricant.
1712046
Consult your owners users guide. It gives detailed instructions about lubricating the treadmill running deck every six months or 150 miles. Also has a picture and refers to the bottle of lubricant that came with the treadmill.
82921
Sorry but no, because it mounts with screws. If you had a wooden surface or similar material on your treadmill that you could attach it to, than by all means go ahead, but unless you have a place to mount it with screws, you cannot
783392
To the best of my knowledge it depends on where its squeaking if its the belt you walk on there is a proper lubrication plus applicator to apply it with. Hope this helps.
977138
Dear Michael, Nice name! I have no idea if this works with a ProForm treadmill, but I couldn't imagine why it wouldn't. As far as I know, all belts need to be lubricated and this one is so easy to use as very effective. If you cannot find the manual that came with the treadmill (join the club), contact ProForm online and ask them, just to be sure. Hope this helps =o) The directions tell you how much to apply. If your belt has not been properly lubricated in a while, you might want to use it once, and then in a few weeks use it again.
1198591
I'm not sure--think it's more of a lubricant. I think you'd have to send an email to the manufacturer to be sure.