(06-09-2013, 11:07 AM)marathondan Wrote: (06-09-2013, 06:57 AM)Sweder Wrote: Don't shoot me, but can you not simply jack one end of the tready up (on planks of wood or thick running books) to create an incline? I'll get me coat ...
Yes that should work with the tready?
It
might be possible, but it's not as straight-forward as that. The treadie is constructed in such a way (frame within frame) that when inclined, the force is still spread evenly through a square section that remains flush to the floor. Simply shoving a stack of books under one end actually shifts all the force onto one end, which would probably then buckle under the combined weight of the treadie and user.
They don't just throw these things together, you know!
September 2013 - The Fear Mounts
