sutyak
10-01-2008, 11:03 PM
I'm selling my Weider Ultra Max, formerly called the Crossbow.
This is not a typical ultra max, it has nearly double the resistance of the typical machine because I made dual-bow system.
From factory it has 240lb resistance, and this one has 470lb resistance.
This poundage is not directly proportional to free weights!
Only reason I'm selling is because I missed free weights and starting putting together a free weight gym in my home.
Wear is great. The bars are worn some on the end, but that happens.
Seat and back are in like-new condition.
$200 obo
Cost new: ~$300 plus shipping
Free pick up, but if I have to completely tear it down and deliver it in my Focus hatchback then the price goes up. :sticktonge:
Details: http://www.thefurniture.com/store/ICN-WESY3924.htm
Manual: http://www.iconservice.com/pdf/WESY39244.pdf (http://www.iconservice.com/pdf/WESY39244.pdf)
http://www.thefurniture.com/store/images/ICN/Fitness/Weider_Max_03.jpg
Parts for this are cheap and easy to buy through http://www.iconservice.com/parts.html
The rods have a lifetime warranty to the registered owner, being me.
So if you have problems with the rods for the first 6 months I'll try to help get you new ones.
I will say half the set of rods are pretty much new.
I also have a spare center rod, which the other rods attach to when working out.
This is not a typical ultra max, it has nearly double the resistance of the typical machine because I made dual-bow system.
From factory it has 240lb resistance, and this one has 470lb resistance.
This poundage is not directly proportional to free weights!
Only reason I'm selling is because I missed free weights and starting putting together a free weight gym in my home.
Wear is great. The bars are worn some on the end, but that happens.
Seat and back are in like-new condition.
$200 obo
Cost new: ~$300 plus shipping
Free pick up, but if I have to completely tear it down and deliver it in my Focus hatchback then the price goes up. :sticktonge:
Details: http://www.thefurniture.com/store/ICN-WESY3924.htm
Manual: http://www.iconservice.com/pdf/WESY39244.pdf (http://www.iconservice.com/pdf/WESY39244.pdf)
http://www.thefurniture.com/store/images/ICN/Fitness/Weider_Max_03.jpg
Parts for this are cheap and easy to buy through http://www.iconservice.com/parts.html
The rods have a lifetime warranty to the registered owner, being me.
So if you have problems with the rods for the first 6 months I'll try to help get you new ones.
I will say half the set of rods are pretty much new.
I also have a spare center rod, which the other rods attach to when working out.