What are the dimensions of the foot plate you push against? I want my entire foot to fit flush. Thanks.
922686
The plate is 5.5" wide. I have a size 12 foot, and, for what it's worth, have had no issue with getting my feet in position to push effectively.
922687
Entire foot was not flush with the foot plate. I have size 8 feet and it was like 1/2 on plate. Did not have impact on use though.
922688
Sorry to inform you that your entire foot probably won't fit on the plate unless you wear a size 2-3. But you will get a comfortable fit. The plate is about 19 1/2"W & 5 3/4 L the latter is the length of your foot placement.
922689
The basic platform is 19.5" by 5.5". That's kind of small for me so I bolted a 30.5" 2x6 board over it so I could use the entire area under the weights platform for my foot placements. Just get some carriage bolts, a 2x6 and a good drill and extend the area to your liking. Also, get a tube of axle grease for the sliding poles or the unit will squeal very loudly. Finally, get some very large pillows to cover the head rest for a more comfortable position. The head rest is not very comfortable and seems to be designed for someone who is at least six feet tall. I'm 5'9" so it just tended to crane my neck forward. So, with these modifications you can have a pretty good leg press for the price. The basic platform is 19.5" by 5.5". That's kind of small for me so I bolted a 30.5" 2x6 board over it so I could use the entire area under the weights platform for my foot placements. Just get some carriage bolts, a 2x6 and a good drill and extend the area to your liking. Also, get a tube of axle grease for the sliding poles or the unit will squeal very loudly. Finally, get some very large pillows to cover the head rest for a more comfortable position. The head rest is not very comfortable and seems to be designed for someone who is at least six feet tall. I'm 5'9" so... » Read More The basic platform is 19.5" by 5.5". That's kind of small for me so I bolted a 30.5" 2x6 board over it so I could use the entire area under the weights platform for my foot placements. Just get some carriage bolts, a 2x6 and a good drill and extend the area to your liking. Also, get a tube of axle grease for the sliding poles or the unit will squeal very loudly. Finally, get some very large pillows to cover the head rest for a more comfortable position. The head rest is not very comfortable and seems to be designed for someone who is at least six feet tall. I'm 5'9" so it just tended to crane my neck forward. So, with these modifications you can have a pretty good leg press for the price. « Show Less
1972660
If you're referring to the places you put your FEET onto as a footprint dimension, those are approximately 4 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches long.I answer it that way, as I have read some people's descriptions as having difficulties getting larger feet to fit onto it, especially when doing the exercise where your body is facing one of the sides. Your feet are pointing sideways on the footrests and some people have had trouble clearing the poles. Hopefully between this and the other answers, you will have found what actual dimensions you need.
1523647
I just went out and measured. Strike the half inch. You need a good solid inch of height for these.
845537
I'm sorry I have no idea whether that will fit or not. My suggestion would be to find out if your machine is high shank or low shank, then determine if the foot is high or low shank. Match low to low and high to high and you should be fine. That seems to be the deciding factor. Good luck.
1990474
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1289760
The only thing I can think may be keeping it from fitting flush is a small tab on the plate must fit into a slot as you slide it back into place, if this isn't in that slot it won't sit flush. This may not be your problem, but I have encountered that in my machine and that was the fix.
709081
I measured mine and it slides in 3/4 of an inch. It is a firm fit. Make sure to apply pressure. If it still will not go in this far, it may be defective.
963559
I have no idea but I would look for a different foot. The one I bought literally fell apart after less than a month of owning it and using it maybe 2-3 times.
1798502
I had to go measure my plates. No, mine are 10 1/2 & fit comfortably in the cradle. I do not believe they would without shoving & possible damage.
96938
Good catch echogirl, the feet width are 41 3/4 inches. Thats a big difference from 37 inches, I didn't catch that. Thanks for allowing me to help you.
1972663
The part you put your feet are very roomy. I wear a size 7 medium width.There is enough room, the foot does not move when the machine is in motion.
1842485
This foot is for a low shank machine. Please check to see that you have a machine that is a low shank and not a high or slant. Usually if it is a low shank machine and a Singer it will fit almost all machines like that. I hope this helps- here some information on low shank or high- measure from the bottom of foot to the screw. If is 3/4 of and inch it is a low shank. If it is 1 and 1/4 inch it is a high.
1579679
These feet will nicely fit, but you may need extra DAP Contact Cement " Dap 107 3-Ounce Weldwood Contact Cement " , good luck.
101092
The foot I use for walking the track and other firm surfaces measures 2" around thecurved foot part. They are excellent in my book. Hope that helps.
498398
The feet on my 8'x10" are oblong, about 3" x 5" outside the tube fitting. Same 1 inch strips. If you want articulate measurements, I would contact manufacturer, because I expect that is center of tube measure. I personally am going to prepare a protected outside wood border at the base on my next revision.
1461970
Tell me the dimensions of your feet and I'll measure to see. I have no idea how large that is!
677526
I can't get the fitting foot ring to slide down the post. I tried WD 40 and it still won't go past a few inches. In the illustration it is about halfway between the seat bottom and the base. What should I do?