For Sale: Xterra TR6.3 Heavy Duty Treadmill
I brought this three years ago and had great use of it.
It is in excellent working order.
I have the manual for it still.
Product Specifications
- Deck Thickness 18 mm
- Motor Size 2.75 HP continuous duty motor
- Bottle Holder Yes
- Running Mat Size 148 cm long by 51 cm wide
- Design Stylish fold-up design
- Floor Space Required 195cm long by 89cm wide
- Product Weight 110 kgs
- MP3 system Audio jack and speakers for MP3
- Controls Handlebar mounted speed and incline buttons
- Cushioning System Dynamic Suspension system for superior shock absorption
- Moving System Integrated 4 wheel carriage for convenient mobility
- Heart Rate Heart rate hand bar
- Elevation Incline 0 to 12 percent
- Speed 0 to 18 kph
- Console Display Large 16cm blue backlit LCD screen
- Programmes 6 professional pre-set programmes, 2 user set
- Roller Size-4.6 cm
Maximum User Weight-160 kgs
Ph; 0211807958
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