Tuff Stuff SPT-7 Six-Pak Light Commercial Trainer - Manual (Page 2)

A
bout the SPT-7 Six - Pak Light Commercial Trainer
Congratulations on your new purchase of the Six - Pak Light
Commercial Trainer. We hope you are completely satisfi ed with
this product and wish you many years of enjoyment.
T
uffStuff Equipment
This Tuffstuff product has been built to precise quality standards
and has been carefully packaged to ensure that damage will not
occur during shipment. TuffStuff Light Commercial Warranty and
signature indicating fi nal inspection has been conducted by our line
foreman, is an expression of our confi dence in the completeness,
the materials, and workmanship of this product.
W
arranty
SEE A COPY OF WARRANTY ON BACK PAGE.
R
egistration Card
To avoid unnecessary delays in warranty service and to insure that
a permanent record of your purchase is on fi le with our factory,
be sure to complete the warranty registration card and send it to
TuffStuff Fitness Equipment today.
P
rior to the Assembly of the SPT-7
We advise you to consult your local TuffStuff retailer if you should
have a question or problem regarding the proper assembly of this
unit.
T
ool Requirements
Two 3/4” combination wrenches 1.
One 9/16” combination wrench 2.
One 1/2” combination wrench 3.
One Adjustable wrench 4.
One ratchet 5.
One 3/4” socket 6.
One 9/16” socket 7.
Rubber Mallet 8.
Windex or household glass cleaner 9.
Measuring tape 10.
Utility knife 11.
Ring pliers 12.
2 SPT-7 Six - Pak Light Commercial Trainer
Introduction
Note: Due to continuing product improvements, specifi cations and designs are subject to change
without notice.
S
pecifi cations
1. Maximum Wt. Capacity - 200 lbs.
2. Total Machine Weight - 450 lbs.
3. Footprint (LWH) - See Front Cover.
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TuffStuff Basic Strength Equipment Safety and General Maintenance
All TUFFSTUFF strength equipment is designed and manufactured to offer maximum, long-life service with minimal
maintenance. However, safety inspection and routine maintenance in your facility should be the upmost importance
in your daily operation. Information presented in these pages will serve as a basic guideline to design your own
inspection procedures.
Part One: General Inspection and Cleaning
Equipment should be wiped down with a damp cloth and dried on a daily basis. The powder coat fi nish should be
polished with a good car wax on a monthly basis. A daily wipe down of the upholstery with a lanolin based hand
cleaner or Naugahyde Cleaner. Do not use cleaners such as Lysol or Windex as they will dry out and crack the
vinyl. Lanolin hand cleaner dissolves the sweat and lubricates the vinyl, maintaining its natural fl exibility. Sweat
is corrosive and when left on the frame and components will eventually cause corrosion or rust. When performing
these cleaning sessions, it is the perfect time to inspect the equipment and note any problems for the maintenance
personnel to correct.
1. Check equipment if it is operating properly.
2. Check the cable for loose fi ttings or frayed cable and is seating properly on the pulleys and cams.
3. Make sure that the proper weight stack selector pin is with each machine and that the pin functions prop-
erly.
4. If something appears loose be sure to have it tightened immediately.
5. If a piece of equipment appears damaged or not operation properly, place the piece out-of-service imme-
diately.
Maintenance