Precor StretchTrainer User manual

This instructional sheet provides information about how
to assemble the StretchTrainerTM. Please review all the
steps on the front and back page before assembling
the unit. These instructions are written to ensure your
safety and to protect the equipment.
Important: If you do not assemble and use the equip-
ment according to the following guidelines, you might
void the Precor limited warranty.
When you have completed the assembly process,
read through the Stretching Techniques pamphlet to
familiarize yourself with the StretchTrainer and the
basic stretching techniques. Review the video for a
more extensive look at stretching routines.
Unpacking the StretchTrainer
The StretchTrainer comes equipped with everything
you need to assemble it and is shipped in the following
pieces as listed below and shown in Diagram 1:
• base rails (2)
• seat assembly
• handlebar (includes wrist straps)
• assembly kit (includes padded seat and allen
wrench)
• literature kit - not shown in Diagram 1 (includes
assembly instructions, stretching techniques
pamphlet, instructional video, warranty card and a
Return Form - StretchTrainer Golf only)
Carefully unpack the pieces and lay them on the floor
near the location where you plan to use it. If any items
are missing, contact the dealer from whom you
purchased the StretchTrainer or call 1-800-4-PRECOR
to be connected to the dealer nearest you.
Assembly Instructions
To assist you in the assembly of the StretchTrainer,
refer to Diagram 1 while performing the following steps.
Important: Assemble and operate the StretchTrainer
on a solid, level surface. Also, have rags or paper
towels available to set the bolts and washers on during
assembly. The lubrication on the bolts and washers
can stain carpeting and clothing.
Diagram 1
StretchTrainer Exploded View.
1. Ask for assistance in assembling this unit. Position-
ing the seat assembly over the base rails and
installing the handrails is a difficult process for one
person. Fully assembled, the StretchTrainer weighs
about 60 pounds.
2. Place the padded seat upside down on the floor
and remove the 4 bolts and washers from under-
neath the seat. Keep the washers on the bolts and
set them within easy reach.
3. Have your assistant pick up the seat assembly and
turn it over.
4. Align the bolt holes on the back side of the padded
seat with the base plate’s holes. Make sure that
narrow end of the seat faces the knee pads.
5. Insert the 4 bolts and washers through the base
plate and into the underside of the padded seat. To
keep the seat aligned properly, alternately finger-
tighten each bolt. Then, go back and securely
tighten each bolt using the allen wrench provided.
6. Remove the flat washers, lock washers and 4 bolts
from their location on the handlebar.
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Handlebar
Wrist straps
Padded seat
Seat’s base plate
Foot pad
Hinged seat
bracket
Flat washer
Bolt
Base rails
Knee pads
Lock washer
Upright
support
Seat
assembly Star washers

11. Remove the 2 star washers and bolts and the 4
lock washers and bolts from their location in the
base rails (hinged seat bracket mounting location).
See Diagram 1. Be sure to keep the washers on
the bolts. If necessary, use the supplied allen
wrench to loosen the bolts.
12. Position the hinged seat bracket over the base rails
and align the bolt holes. Refer to Diagram 1.
13. Insert the 6 bolts (with the two star washers and
bolts located at the top mounting holes) through the
bracket mounts and finger tighten. This helps align
the base rails and the two upright handlebar
supports. Do not fully tighten these bolts until you
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7. To properly align the base rails and make the
installation of the seat assembly easier, have your
assistant hold the left and right upright supports
together. Position the handlebar over the upright
supports. If necessary, refer to Diagram 1.
Diagram 4
Sliding the handlebar caps
into place.
Upright support
Handlebar cap
Wrist strap
Handlebar
Bolt, lock washer, and
flat washer
Upright support
Wrist straps
Bolt, lock washer, and
flat washer
Handlebar cap
Diagram 2
Positioning the handlebar.
8. Slide the handlebar into place and align the bolt
holes. See Diagram 2. Be sure that the wrist straps
hang over the handlebar toward the seat.
9. Insert the bolts and washers through the upright
and handlebar supports. (Notice that there are two
bolt holes in front and two in back.) Finger-tighten
each bolt. Do not use the allen wrench at this time.
If the handlebar bolts are too tight, it will make the
seat bracket assembly difficult.
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The locking pin can
also be used to limit
how far the seat travels
back, and should be
adjusted to fit your
ability level.
Lock seat into the up-
right position with the
locking pin when
equipment is not in use.
CAUTION
Diagram 3
Securing the seat bracket
with the range-limiting pin.
Range-limiting pin
Hinged bracket
10. The seat assembly has a hinged bracket. This
bracket needs to be locked into the upright position
with the range-limiting pin found in the bracket. See
Diagram 3. Place the seat bracket in the upright
position and insert the range-limiting pin.
have secured the handlebar into position.
14. Prior to tightening the bolts, slide the handlebar
caps into the upright supports as shown in
Diagram 4. Then, securely tighten the bolts using
the allen wrench provided.
15. Return to the seat assembly bolts and use the allen
wrench to tighten the bolts on the side before
tightening the bolts in the center.
16. You have completed the assembly of the
StretchTrainer. Use a cloth dampened with a
non-abrasive degreaser to clean any parts of
the unit that may have been blackened by grease
from the bolts.
17. Prior to your workout, refer to the stretching
techniques highlighted in the accompanying
pamphlet.
Note: Do not discard the allen wrench. Maintain the
integrity of your unit by checking the bolts prior to
your stretching routine. Use the allen wrench to
tighten any bolts that may have become loose.