Landice treadmill question, please!

I prefer to get one used rather than new due to their
high cost.

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Figure they're made well enough for commercial use, one
should last through my occasional use.

Thanks! Thea

Love my TRUE 550 hrc. So treadmills yes, Landice? Look
around for a local dealer they may be able to do better with
limited warranty also.

Check out www.treadmilldoctor.com.

Shoot him an e-mail.

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Hi! New here, so please forgive if this question has been
covered a thousand

and

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two times! I have an opportunity to buy a Landice 8700
treadmill for $1100. It has been reconditioned with new
belt, etc. I've seen it,

walked

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on it, and pretty much like it. It's quiet and does not
have alot of

bells

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and whistles which is fine with me - only speed, incline
and stop/start/pause buttons. It will do caloric usage
also, but no heart monitor, which is superfluous anyway to
me. It is five years old and will have a limited warranty
(6 months parts, 3 months labor). Just wanted to see if
this is a good deal or not? I will not be running, will
only be using it for walking two to four miles three
times/week. DH may use for running, but only occasionally.
We are both normal height and weight so

it

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will not have undue stress or wear due to that.

Appreciate any feedback you can give or if this is not
good, what is the best treadmill (basic, not with a lot of
programming on the 'dashboard'😉?

I

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know about the low end ones and will not get those - I'm
talking about the higher plane of treadmills such as True,
Landice, Pacemaster, Life

Fitness,

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etc.). I prefer to get one used rather than new due to
their high cost. Figure they're made well enough for
commercial use, one should last

through

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my occasional use.

Thanks! Thea

This post isn't really about a treadmill. It's about using
the word superfluous in a sentence. I find it incohexible,
to say the least.

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Check out www.treadmilldoctor.com.

Shoot him an e-mail.

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Hi! New here, so please forgive if this question has
been covered a

thousand

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and

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two times! I have an opportunity to buy a Landice 8700
treadmill for $1100. It has been reconditioned with
new belt, etc. I've seen it,

walked

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on it, and pretty much like it. It's quiet and does
not have alot of

bells

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and whistles which is fine with me - only speed,
incline and stop/start/pause buttons. It will do
caloric usage also, but no heart monitor, which is
superfluous anyway to me. It is five years old and

will

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have a limited warranty (6 months parts, 3 months
labor). Just wanted

to

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see if this is a good deal or not? I will not be
running, will only

be

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using it for walking two to four miles three
times/week. DH may use

for

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running, but only occasionally. We are both normal
height and weight

so

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it

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will not have undue stress or wear due to that.

Appreciate any feedback you can give or if this is not
good, what is

the

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best treadmill (basic, not with a lot of programming
on the

'dashboard'😉?

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I

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know about the low end ones and will not get those -
I'm talking about

the

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higher plane of treadmills such as True, Landice,
Pacemaster, Life

Fitness,

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etc.). I prefer to get one used rather than new due to
their high

cost.

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Figure they're made well enough for commercial use,
one should last

through

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my occasional use.

Thanks! Thea

Thanks! I have checked him out, but haven't sent an
email. Will do so

today. This is a major expenditure to me and I really don't
want to spend more than I had indicated for the cost of this
one, but I also want a good machine that will last.
According to my research, Landice is up there in terms of
quality, etc. I will do a bit more research though before
making a final decision. Thanks again for the input!

T.

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This post isn't really about a treadmill. It's about
using the word superfluous in a sentence. I find it
incohexible, to say the least.

Indubitably!

You are a teller of terradiddles.

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This post isn't really about a treadmill. It's about using
the word superfluous in a sentence. I find it incohexible,
to say the least.