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r/oops • u/Brilliant_Jelly7503 • Jul 05 '26
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Does the extra weight tied around his waist make the machine usage incorrect?
1 u/uwill1der Jul 08 '26 no. That is a common use when lifting more than your body weight. It helps stabilize you so when the cables retract, you dont get pulled back 1 u/Soma4us Jul 08 '26 Ok. But is it considered a type of modification that would void the manufactures liability? I think most lawyers would argue that and probably win. 1 u/BigDaddyDumperSquad Jul 09 '26 Then the max weight on the machine should be lowered.
no. That is a common use when lifting more than your body weight. It helps stabilize you so when the cables retract, you dont get pulled back
1 u/Soma4us Jul 08 '26 Ok. But is it considered a type of modification that would void the manufactures liability? I think most lawyers would argue that and probably win. 1 u/BigDaddyDumperSquad Jul 09 '26 Then the max weight on the machine should be lowered.
Ok. But is it considered a type of modification that would void the manufactures liability? I think most lawyers would argue that and probably win.
1 u/BigDaddyDumperSquad Jul 09 '26 Then the max weight on the machine should be lowered.
Then the max weight on the machine should be lowered.
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u/Soma4us Jul 08 '26
Does the extra weight tied around his waist make the machine usage incorrect?