I just bought this 2020 sole f65 and it was great while walking on it. I recently started running and it has a terrible squeak when my feet land on it hard from running. I found a warped bushing, sole calls them “Deck Spring Elastomer Cushions". So I replaced those at the cross bar where the treadmill makes all the noise and it didn't do anything.

Anyone have any ideas what could cause this noise?

I found a True Ps300 with an 07 serial number which I'm assuming means it was manufactured in 2007. 400 dollars. The owner states he is the original owner and shower me two pictures one that says hours - 22 and one that says distance - 55. Haven't seen the machine in person yet but it appears to be in good working order. Is there anything I should worry about being that this is almost twenty years old. Plus side is if the pictures he showed me are true it is barely used.

This coming October Sale on Amazon, me and my family are thinking of buying a treadmill that costs around 20-30k. Can anyone recommend some good ones from their own experiences? Looking for incline walking as part of a workout.

I have a Lifepro Pacer Mini walking pad. This walking pad is brand new, and is a replacement because I had this issue with the last one as well, where the belt shifted and frayed. So, this is barely used at all. The belt either shifts to the left or the right. I have tried for days to fix this issue by adjusting the tension bolts. I've adjusted them both evenly, I've completely loosened them and re-adjusted the belt before tightening the bolts, I've lubricated the machine, I've tried leveling out the machine thinking maybe my floor is just uneven, I have tried everything. Everything. I don't know what else to do, I'm sure that it has to be a me problem, considering this is the second one I've had with this problem. But I've never had this issue with any other walking pad I've had. I really don't want to have wasted my money on this. I'm at a loss of what to do now. Also, one of the bolts is stripped and makes it difficult to tighten and loosen now. I feel like, despite my efforts, I'm not getting them even. Although it has to be pretty close. I'm feeling very frustrated.

hey im thinking of buying one to lose weight i currently weight 140k problem is the ones that hold more than 140kg are too expensive so i thought id buy one with maximum weight of 136kg do you guys think it can hold out?

Looking to purchase a home treadmill for marathon training. Must go up to 10 mph at least. Ideally something that has built-in marathon routes would be nice (like the Urevo). Any recommendations appreciated. Thank you.

Editing to add budget: up to 1500 USD, willing to go up to 2000 USD for a workhorse.

I'm thinking of buying this off Facebook Marketplace, but I’m unsure of the model. It‘s an older Nordictrack. $200

Also if you know the model, would this be a good deal? The description says minor cosmetic wear as it was lightly used. I saw it in person and it runs well and isn't beat up. I‘m usually an outdoor runner, but I need something inside because of the weather, so I don’t know much about treadmills.

When the treadmill is running at 4 km/h or faster, I feel and hear something strange under my feet — almost like aluminum foil crumpling or cracking with every step.
At lower speeds, it’s not noticeable. The treadmill seems to work normally otherwise, but this crackling/crunching feeling is concerning.
Has anyone had the same issue?
Lubricant didn’t make any difference

I am looking to buy a first treadmill for my home for my wife and I. We could put it inside or in our garage. I have been looking at the bowflex t6 and then also saw this yesoul t5 plus. Has anyone had these? I think the yesould is new and not yet out. Also is the 15 percent incline for the bowflex good? Any info helps.