For those of you whom own the PowerZone 380047, will you please measure the distance from outside edge to outside edge of the floor legs (including the outside edge of the wheels, if they extend beyond the edge of the frame)? I need to know this as I am bulding a storage block for my Harley and want to jack the bike and be able to lower it in-between the storage block that I construct before I order this jack. Thank you. It is greatly appreciated! For those of you whom own the PowerZone 380047, will you please measure the distance from outside edge to outside edge of the floor legs (including the outside edge of the wheels, if they extend... » Read More For those of you whom own the PowerZone 380047, will you please measure the distance from outside edge to outside edge of the floor legs (including the outside edge of the wheels, if they extend beyond the edge of the frame)? I need to know this as I am bulding a storage block for my Harley and want to jack the bike and be able to lower it in-between the storage block that I construct before I order this jack. Thank you. It is greatly appreciated! « Show Less
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Mine measures to be 31" X 14.5" but with swivel wheel sticking out, it's 31.5" X 14.5" with the swivel part sticking out back by 0.5 inches.
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Jack outside dia. is "31 1/2 Long by "14 3/4 wide if you make a drop down bx then it will drop down right in it, This is the outer dia. of Jack & I use it for all my Bike's and Friends bike's also, Hope this answer's your question.
2274677
I am 5 ft 1 inch tall, I wonder if this would be a little bit heavy for her to propel? I have the seat on the lowest setting, and I am thinking maybe she could ride this ok, is there a childs sized one out there? Maybe you could put some sort of wooden blocks on the pedals in case her legs are a little too short. Do you want me to measure anything for you? Its sitting here in my garage and would be happy to measure it for you. I really like the bike.Cheers, Cheryl
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You need to buy a longer BB to account for it. I'm going through the same issue. What I haven't seen a comment on is how this affects the non-drive side. Would you notice it when pedaling, especally if you "clip-in". This chart gives you the symetrical equivalent - http://sheldonbrown.com/bbsize.html . My 3T spindle would need a 130 symetrical BB.
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The actual dimensions are a little less than what is posted on the site. I measured ours at: 25"W x 73"L x 65"HThe front frame of the machine is the widest point at 25". The back wheel area actually measures narrower than that at around 20"W.The handles are the highest points at 65"H.Also, the power cord plugs into the bottom back area of the back wheelhouse - - - something to consider when planning on where to situate the machine in relation to an outlet. There are wheels on the back of the machine so theoretically, it can be moved by lifting the front frame and wheeling it like a wheelbarrow. This came in handy when initially placing it, but it is very heavy and I can't imagine doing this on a daily basis. The actual dimensions are a little less than what is posted on the site. I measured ours at: 25"W x 73"L x 65"HThe front frame of the machine is the widest point at 25". The back wheel area actually measures narrower than that at around 20"W.The handles are the highest points at 65"H.Also, the power cord plugs into the bottom back area of the back wheelhouse - - - something to consider when planning on where to situate the machine in relation to an outlet. There are wheels on the back of the machine so theoretically, it can be moved by lifting... » Read More The actual dimensions are a little less than what is posted on the site. I measured ours at: 25"W x 73"L x 65"HThe front frame of the machine is the widest point at 25". The back wheel area actually measures narrower than that at around 20"W.The handles are the highest points at 65"H.Also, the power cord plugs into the bottom back area of the back wheelhouse - - - something to consider when planning on where to situate the machine in relation to an outlet. There are wheels on the back of the machine so theoretically, it can be moved by lifting the front frame and wheeling it like a wheelbarrow. This came in handy when initially placing it, but it is very heavy and I can't imagine doing this on a daily basis. « Show Less
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Sorry, it's been too long since I assembled it to remember. I do, however, remember assembling the bike twice and thinking, how would someone who is not extrememly careful ever assemble this bike without breaking something? I would take S. White advice and check out the YouTube.
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My bike had the exact issue. The part proform suggested was $500 and did not come with a guarantee that the issue would be fixed. The part cost more than the bike. Proform was horrible to deal with. They were insulting and unhelpful. I ended up spending a little over $500 for a new Nordic track. Love the new bike. Sorry to hear you are having the same issue. We took the bike apart and tightened the belt ... Checked everything online for answers ... Nothing worked.
71268
The front wheel axle of my 26" cruiser bike can not fit in the axle hole on the support legs. The distance between the handlebar clamps and the screw holes on the front fork for the support legs is 24".
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I have two issues with my bike and have gone to three shop's but still can't find anyone that will work on it.I love my bike but right now it may as well be a boat anchor .Sorry for the bad news.
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The actual dimensions are a little less than what is posted on the site. I measured ours at: 25"W x 73"L x 65"H The front frame of the machine is the widest point at 25". The back wheel area actually measures narrower than that at around 20"W. The handles are the highest points at 65"H. Also, the power cord plugs into the bottom back area of the back wheelhouse - - - something to consider when planning on where to situate the machine in relation to an outlet. There are wheels on the back of the machine so theoretically, it can be moved by lifting the front frame and wheeling it like a wheelbarrow. This came in handy when initially placing it, but it is very heavy and I can't imagine doing this on a daily basis.
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I can't respond to this specific question but have feedback that might be even more important. I can't measure the space because my bike completely crumpled while I was riding it. I was on a pleasure ride and just hopped a small curb to get back on a sidewalk after crossing a street and the frame of the bike buckled and I was thrown off. When I got up again (luckily the street was empty or this could have been much worse) and investigated it became clear that the bike was un-ridable and un-fixable. I would not recommend this as a purchase and could not find any information on returning the bike to manufacturer.
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the distance from the cylinders varies from 3 to 4 feet for my setup. It seems to be ok. You just don't want it near the outlet end of the system. Tech support for the innovate is first rate. If you are unsure, ask them. Is an rzr a bike?
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Sorry, I don't have an answer. Mine is still in the (very beat-up box) and I'm waiting for my son to help me figure it out. And if the bike is as damaged as the box, I'm in big trouble. Hope some one else can help you! JoanC
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It all depends on a couple different things, the.height of your tires, if you have a lift.kit, everyone's height will be different. As for mine, I have a 2002 Yamaha Kodiak 400 4x4 with ITP Tires and Rims, with mud.and.snow tires which are 28", I can lift my bucket up 42" that's the top of the bucket with around 350lbs of top soil in it, now to dump it in a cart, the top wall of the cart can not be taller then 26 inches for the bucket to dump everything. Think the other people said 9 inches, I think they are saying the avg height of the mounting plate holes are to be around 9 to 11 INCHES of the ground. Now you can add some extra supports and make the mounting bracket longer on the front to even lift higher, or move where you hook your cable up to and you could get.a couple inches higher to. I been using mine now for about two weeks, about.20 hours moving top soil , pea gravel and.road.gravel and so far no problems at all. I also was able to level areas of my driveway, and where I am putting the top soil. Best thing I ever.got ! Can't wait till it snows ! Hope this helps.you out ?
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that's what I saw also. I submitted my question to Poulan support via their email link on Jan 18th but have not received a response yet; will post here when/if I get one. I've tried to find a local hardware store that carries this model so that I could look at it but no luck. Its kind of confusing because there is also an ES350 model which is advertised as 3.5 hp. Also, on my 400E the part number on the motor housing lists it as 16" chain and bar which it isn't.
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No,it is just far enough away,I keep a cooler on that side of the basket 90% of the time and it is just fine,(on my Honda Foreman it is about 6 to 8 inches )The basket deflects a lot of it,I have put about 400 miles on my 4 wheeler since install and all is good.
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I called the factory. They eliminated the 3/8 drive (model now ends with an "a") and went to a cast design for more strength. The problem they addressed is the gorillas out there overtorqueing, which would break out the 3/8" drive part. If people would learn to use a torque wrench, this wouldn't be a problem. As an engineer, I can say they did the right thing. While a little more inconvenient, it more importantly also won't break.
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Thanks all. I purchased it. Now it is time to find a mountain bike fitting for it. Any suggestions?