
A treadmill belt takes a beating. After hundreds (or thousands!) of miles logged, even the best treadmills eventually show signs of wear. If your machine starts slipping, jerking, fraying, or sounding like a shopping cart with a bad wheel, it may be time for a replacement belt. The good news? With a few basic tools (and a little patience), you may be able to tackle this repair yourself without paying for an expensive service call. » Read more about: How to Replace a Treadmill Belt (and When You Need To) »

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