The XLS has a platform and the 1900 does not, so how do you work your legs on the 1900?
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Actually I have not found it to be much of a problem, however, just in case, I did purchase a platform for the 1900. Having both the platform and the bar allows me to do the Pilates workout and the other workouts.
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This is meant for the Total Gym XLS. Besides, I believe you can use it on some of the other designs with little play I guess, but I am not sure. The XLS is one of the newest ones if not the newest. Black and Blue.
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First, loosen the knob that's at the top of the legs (counter-clockwise turn). Next, reach to the bottom of the stand, wrap your fingers around one leg, push it out slightly so that it protrudes between the two flat bars, repeat for each leg. Then go back to the top of the legs, where the knob is located, and press the triple hinged area downward towards the floor. The legs should begin to expand outward. If you still have trouble, reach back down and pull each leg out a bit more as instructed earlier, then go back to the knob area and continue pressing down. Press downward until the legs have expanded and the flat bars are perpendicular to the ground. Then turn the knob, clockwise, at the top of the legs to lock them in place.
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I am not sure exactly the Invacare 9000 xt is, but we have use the leg lifts with two different kinds of wheelchairs we have. We have also used them with all hospital wheelchairs when going for follow up appointments for the wheelchairs that did not have leg lifts.
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No just purchase a medium grade so you can always use it for other times. But again must be straight legs. NOT slanted
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Greetings: We do not have any information on the X2 model. If there are existing supports can you send us any and all numbers or markings that are on them and we can try to find something that way.Thank You, Lou Fishman. Lift Supports Depot.
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I don't know about all the models, but I have a Total Gym XLS, and it can be used with a weight bar.
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No, you do not. However, I would highly suggest finding a different product. This was damaged to me since delivery and it has been falling apart ever since day one. It's made of a cheap plasterboard from China, and won't hold up to any sort of use. Furthermore, it uses these weird rails that run along the bed horizontally instead of the traditional frame support and it is the most uncomfortable thing on this planet. Definitely would NOT recommend!
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Not sure I understand the question, but you can put the platform the machine sits on in any position you need to make the top of the bed of the machine level with the rest of the table. It's very easy to do. The directions that come with it are very easy to understand.
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Well I know you can get the 1910 for $397 at electronics-expo.com ~ you would have to use the code "employee" to see the price jump down. If you're shipping it, it's another $30, which is still reasonably lower than the 1909
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There is probably not a stand made specifically for this lathe (although a quick search on Rockler's or Grizzly's sites might show otherwise). You can build a stand or buy one that has a top large enough to fit the Excelsior. I recommend bolting it down, and using bolts and nuts to level it. Leveling is not a critical as with a machine lathe, but is still best practice. This lathe has enough gusto to turn pieces large enough to walk it around if they are out of balance. Not just with chunks missing, but also pieces not yet dry, with differential amounts of water through the piece. Out of balance pieces can be a little dangerous.
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To the best of my knowledge there is no motor available. That being said, I would suggest looking at the manufacturer's site. I know that with a heavy load raising the platform is very good exercise!
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R.C. Blacks' answer says it all. In addition I must thank Ms. Black for mentioning the purpose of the black cord for pulling up the legs. A more comprehensive instruction sheet is suggested.
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I would build a platform under all legs. If you were to modify the stand, then the legs would not fold up.
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K Davis is asking how to replace the Pilates toe bar with a squat PLATFORM instead. I too am looking for this answer as an option for those who want a full platform, not just a "bar"...Hope someone else knows since some of us need support for doing squats and THAT requires a solid PLATFORM, not some "TOE bar".. I am considering making a platform out of plywood with padding and simply placing it up against the useless Pilates toe bar?
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Wrap a 25 pound weight plate in a towel and put on the glide board with you when you workout. Also check you tube there is guy who added a weight bar to an older total gym glide board. The same thing might be possible on the Weider TB 5000. You can use the resistant bands also.
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to use the x support you will have to take off the slats and not use them. if i remember correctly, the x support is screwed into the lip of the bed rails. i use a box spring and mattress and it is very sturdy. hope this helps.