Are the rowing arms on the Kettler Favorite supposed to be in the Up position while not being used?
1092008
No. They should be lying flat so you can store it under the bed or standing in a closet.
1092009
I don't think it much matters when the machine is still. I keep mine folded in.
1092010
The rowing arms rest parallel to the hydraulic pistons and the rowing arm handles are positioned close to the foot pedals when not in use. I store mine standing against a wall and the handles point straight down.
1092011
No. I lean my rower against the wall with the handles next to the foot holders near the floor.
1979503
No issues at all. I usually rest my arm on the arm rest while shifting. The arm rest isn't in the way at all (with me at least) even when not resting my arm on it while shifting. So, no issues on my end.
1736195
No problem at all. The tank is sealed with a cork like plug. The storage aspect is one of the high points of the WaterRower. It takes up very little space & looks beautiful. I've had my rower for 4 months & I love it. I'm 67 years old & it is a complete worke out. Get the book... Row Daily, Breather Deeper, Live Better. A guide to moderate exercise. By D.P. Ordway I just love this book. Good luck. Get the WaterRower you won't be sorry.
2110145
I use mine on the right side and not over he sear station, but I'm not sure it matters.
612539
I have not had this problem. Are you putting the front forward? I love the kayak
503207
Are you sure you have them on the right sides. The higher part of the arm should be in front.
1397782
Make sure the water arms are pointing in a clockwise direction. If they're not, adjust them and it should move forward.
1674279
The arms are angled up slightly. Both my boards are up on display on these beautiful racks and it's super easy to slide them on/off to go surfing. My 32" wide paddleboard and 8'7" surfboard fit perfectly and the racks are super strong.
1303002
Mine works fine, but I did need to adjust the screws that tighten and loosen the mechanism that slides on the vertical rails. I have no issues with racking the bar or with play and tilting.
630733
No, it may be that the arm that hangs out to the right is not in or out all the way. It's used to raise and lower the seat height, but if you move it right and left it locks and unlocks the ability to lean back in the chair. I've got mine locked a lot of the time, but sometimes it pops itself out and I slip back into a leaning position. When that happens, it makes that sound. Otherwise, the only sound I hear is of the leatherlike creaking.
1986116
I don't think so. The arms seem to be an integral part of the way the back of the chair reclines. When my chair arrived, the arms were not attached and needed to be so. Besides all that, you might find them most useful when you wish to get up out of the chair or return the usual sitting position.
1299274
There are 2 basic positions, "half-way up" & "fully extended"...there's a 3rd if you're mindful to use it, it's actually the "half-way up" but instead of using the narrower part of the handle arm, you can fully extend it then release the lock button and push the top half of the handle back down leaving the thicker bottom part up. (hope that explanation was easy to understand)...Hope this answer helps.
52146
There is an arm that can be adjusted. You will want to make sure it stays level though.
2238087
No. Because of the way the WaterRower uses water in its mechanism, it is unnecessary to adjust the water when changing users. The harder you pull, the more resistance the system provides. Fluid Dynamics FTW.
1568479
No. The upper kayak just sits in the rack & leans against the wall. I have had no trouble with this.
370047
I don't know but you still have (slightly) lift your 4 stroke onto it when its all the way down. When raised all the way up you can do carb work at chest height.
1566289
Yes, if you depress the button on the handle, the cover on the spout remains in the up position.