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Question: How do you other owners apply the lubricant? The plastic edges cover the running surface so I can't lift it up to spray underneath.
Document: It took about two hours at a leisurely pace. Mostly it was very easy, but I didn't pay attention to the different types of screws- the wide thread tap ones are for plastic, the narrow thread flat ended ones are for the metal.The finished treadmill runs smooth and very quiet. I can't be heard from our bedroom next over with the doors closed. Yesterday I ran for half an hour and put it through its paces. My favorite part are the quick speed buttons. When you hit these buttons you can go right to 3.0, 4.0, 5.0 and 6.0 mph.
If you are really into fitness LifeSpan has a way to keep track of every fitness thing you do via the included online Fitness Club membership, but I can't speak to that since I only track my miles.The treadmill folds up but it takes some strength to do that, so I only fold it to occasionally vacuum underneath. It does not come with a mat but one is recommended. At minimum it will keep the silicone and whatever else is on the belt from staining your carpet. I also recommend installing a TV that you can see while you are exercising.
We have had one for a couple of months.Pros: Smaller than most treadmills we have limited space and it fit nicely. Relatively quiet in a small room. Heavy base means less movement. Display shows basic usable information, clear and easy to read.Cons: Program buttons can be confusing. Nothing to show on the unit what each program does so I hunt an peck to find one then I really can't tell based on the display what it is going to do. It is starting to rattle a little when running on it.
If I could I'd rate it closer to 4.5 stars, because the issues I have are pretty minor. I've owned the TR3000i for about a year now, and so far I am very satisfied. I bought it because it had high marks for durability and overall performance, and so far it has lived up to that standard admirably.Pros:-Good size for home use. I don't feel cramped on the platform, and it easily folds up and down.-Fairly quiet during operation-Very stable running surface.-Heavy duty rollers and motorsCons:-Heart rate monitor seems pretty erratic.
Received the treadmill today, wanted it setup in my new office in time for thanksgiving as we have 50 people in our family coming over that will want to see the new addition on our home we just completed...The first issue came when I tried to attach the right front wheel lower cover, one of the holes was not reamed out correctly and the screw broke off, so now I have to figure out how to extract the screw and need to get a new one sent from the manufacturer...The showstopper however was when it was time to insert the two provided screws into the handles to secure them to the top frame supports....the screws are the wrong size and won't go in more than 1/16" before stopping...additional torque causes them to strip and jam, clearly the wrong size...I even tried just inserting them directly into the hole without going through the handlebar first to see if they actually were the right size...they weren't, the picture in the instructions of the screw even looks different, grrr!Now I just have a big mess of boxes, plastic, foam and treadmill parts spread all over my office until the manufacturer sends me the right sized screws (most companies use some kind of quality control process to prevent mishaps like these).
That is the single most important factor that has enabled me to keep up this regimen for an entire year. I always watch the morning news so this way I can combine to activities and save time.Lastly, because this is the least important,  I like the way it looks. It is very low profile and the console is not some huge piece of plastic with ugly graphics. It is designed like a sophisticated piece of equipment and since it's in my bedroom I have to look at it all the time.
I just got done doing 4 miles on this treadmill, and I can't see any flaws yet in it. My wife is a very light sleeper, and it didn't wake her, so this is a good thing!
I've run on home treadmills in other people's homes before and found them lacking compared to commercial gym models. My mother's treadmill is so loud I only used it once for three minutes. A friend's treadmill isn't powerful enough. Another one had such cheap plastic on it I was afraid of breaking it as it shook to my weight (normal BMI). But I really wanted my own treadmill after turning the back bedroom into an exercise room (it's very cheery and I'm pleased with my project).I found this one at $500 off in the Amazon Warehouse.
I recevied my treadmill 2 days ago and I'm glad I went with the Lifespan 3000 over other models in a similar price range. The quality seems good for the price and coincides with the positive ratings and reviews I've read. The design is simple and clean. I like that the console is a minimal size and not one of those large cheap plastic consoles. Assembly was no problem but requires two people to move the boxed item.By the way, the console seems to have been designed to be able to lay a lap top for viewing while walking.
Tracking was available and the delivery company called to schedule delivery, even helping to move it into my office/workout room. It is heavy, but my 130-pound wife and I got it out of the box and I got it assembled in under an hour without a problem. I managed to over-tighten one of the screws and strip out the plastic it went into, but an email to LifeSpan Customer service was answered in 20 minutes by phone to clarify what was busted and they shipped the part immediately...that is the best customer service I've received in a long time, folks!I turned it on, ran it through a quick walk, run, sprint, and elevation test right after assembly and everything worked great.
Answer: no