United States · Strength
Powertec
Powertec is an American home and light-commercial strength brand: lever machines and multi-stations.
Bushings and cables are the wear on a lever machine. Record the station. A Powertec bench bought later is a second asset.
Parts to write on the job
Cable
Write which run you replaced, and whether the rest of the cable stayed. A visible fray is not the whole cable.
Pulley
Note the diameter and whether the bearing is in the pulley. A squeal can be the cable, not the wheel.
Upholstery
Photograph the pad and name the machine. Recovering ‘the blue one’ is how the wrong bench is sent out.
Bushing
Play in a pivot is a bushing or a bearing until you look. Write which pivot, and what you fitted.
GymMaintain is not this manufacturer and does not sell their parts. Record the brand and the model on the asset. Record the part you used on the work order, from the old part or the manual, not from a guess.
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Sweden
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