[Sportsandrec] Treadmill maintenance

[Timothy Clark Music]

greetings  and blessings in Jesus name. -  
 when lubricating, be sure to use to much verses not enough. that’s always been my policy on things of this nature. 
 now don’t make it a point to purposely use to much but also be sure you don’t use to little as that would cause problems down the road.
 Brother Timothy Clark
On Kislev 30, 5776 AM, at 19:59, Arielle Silverman via Sportsandrec <sportsandrec at nfbnet.org> wrote:

> Hi all,
> This question is kind of random, but since it pertains to blindness
> and exercise equipment, I thought I'd ask here.
> We have a home treadmill and are supposed to lubricate the running
> deck every 150 miles or so. The instructions say to loosen the running
> belt and then squirt 1/4 bottle of silicone oil evenly over the
> running deck under the belt. I'm not sure if there's a nonvisual way
> to tell when I've used a quarter of the bottle, and I'm a little
> concerned because unlike spraying a baking pan or something like that
> where I can just feel if it's evenly greased, it's hard to feel the
> entire running deck under the belt. So I'm not quite sure how to tell
> when I've used enough and avoid using too much.
> Do any of you have experience lubing treadmills, bikes or other
> equipment with moving parts, or do you have any suggestions for me? My
> husband has been handling this visually but I'd like to take some
> responsibility for this maintenance.
> Best, Arielle
> 
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