Tuff stuff MSL-IV - Introduction to Muscle IV Home Gym; About the Muscle IV Home Gym; Tuff Stuff Equipment Quality; Warranty and Registration

MSL-IV Muscle IV Home Gym
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bout the Muscle IV Home Gym (MSL-IV).
Congratulations on your new purchase of the Muscle IV
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ome Gym (MSL-IV). This gym is capable of a variety of
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ifferent exercises, as well as, smooth and user-friendly
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djustment features. In addition, this gym has been
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esigned to meet the needs and performance requirements
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r a suitable home exercise machine. We hope you are
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ompletely satisfied with this product and wish you many
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ears of enjoyment.
T
uff Stuff Equipment
Every Tuffstuff product has been built to precise quality
tandards and has been carefully packaged to ensure that
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amage will not occur during shipment. The limited lifetime
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arranty and signature indicating final inspection which was
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onducted by our line foreman, is an expression of our
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onfidence in the completeness, the materials, and
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orkmanship of this product.
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arranty
SEE WARRANTY REGISTRATION CARD
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egistration Card
To avoid unnecessary delays in warranty parts and to
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sure that a permanent record of your purchase is on file
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ith our factory, be sure to complete the warranty
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gistration card and send it to Task Industries today.
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afety Information
) Familiarize yourself and others with the proper operation
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nd workout recommendations for each piece of Tuff Stuff
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quipment prior to use.
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) Consult with your physician before beginning any
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xercise program.
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) Use proper discretion when children are present.
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) Frayed or worn cables can be dangerous and may cause
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jury. Periodically check these cables for any indication of
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ear.
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) Inspect machine for any sign of parts or hardware
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ecoming loose.
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) Keep hands and limbs clear from weight stack and all
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ther moving parts.
Maintenance Information
1) Lubrication of all moving parts is essential to the longevit
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and optimal performance of your Muscle IV Home Gym.
Initial lubrication of some parts of your gym have been done
at the factory, but the weight stack guide rods must be
lubricated at the time of assembly. We recommend a clear
aerosol, silicone or Teflon spray.
Note: Do not use oil based lubricants as they will attract
dust,dirt, and grime and will eventually gum up and erode
bushings and sealed bearings.
2) All pulleys and bushings should be checked regularly for
signs of wear.
3) Check and adjust tension on cables periodically as it will
maintain proper anatomical function.
4) Periodically check all moving parts, upholstery and grips
for wear. If replacement is necessary, please contact your
local Tuff Stuff retailer or call our Customer Service
Department.
5) As needed, upholstery may be cleaned with a mild
solution of soap and water. Regular use of a vinyl treatment
will add to the life and appearance of your upholstery.
6) All chrome plated surfaces should be cleaned regularly to
prolong the life and luster of the finish. Wipe machine down
with a damp cloth and dry thoroughly each day. At least
once a week your chrome equipment should be polished
with a commercial grade or automotive type chrome polish.
Tool Requirements
1) Two 3/4” Open-end wrenches
2) Two 9/16” Open-end wrenches
3) One rubber mallet
4) Needle nose pliers
5) One can Silicone Spray/ Teflon Spray Lubricant
6) Snap ring pliers
7) Hex Key 3/16” (Supplied)
7) Windex or household glass cleaner
Hardware Measurement Diagram
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