Does the weight of the flywheel make that much difference?? 17.6 or 22 lb??
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If user might be extra petite, weak or frail, I could see the 22lb being very difficult to get started moving and keep moving.
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Hi, I'm at the same decision point, but now in June, 2010. The 230 seems to be again available now on Amazon for about $70 less. But I was looking at the flywheel weight to decide. The heavier, I think, the better. The 240 description says the flywheel is 20 lbs, whereas the 220 is 13.5 lbs. But no info on the 230's flywheel. Please do you know if it's the same flywheel as the 240? If so, I'll probably go with the 230.Thanks
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Looks like it is 200 lbs. Sole E55 Elliptical TrainerIt certainly felt that heavy while setting it up. This is a machine you want to assemble in the room where it will reside. The flywheel assembly alone required two people to move.
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From what I can tell. I am 6 feet 217 pounds and ride this thing very well. My kids have A2's and the difference is big. The pro is made stronger and has a thicker tube clamp for tricks. The weight is about the same. Amazon does have the best price on the net for the Pro. Get it you won't be disappointed.
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I would go with 3 or 4 times heavier. There is a notable weight difference between regular and not. Though unlike the previous answer I have not had any issues with resistance the ride is the same as was before. However I have a beach cruizer and it it might just be the bike type.
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Just put my DC33 on the scale, and it is just over 17 lbs. But I also checked the Hoover upright I replaced, and that is just under 17 lbs although it felt much heavier. I think the DC33 is better balanced. I have bursitis in my shoulder and a lower back injury, and I find the Dyson much easier to use.
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I called MoJack and told them the weight of my mower before I made the purchase. I have a Gravely zero turn HD 52". It weighs about 850. I put the front two wheels in it and crank it up with no problem.
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A part on the the rear wheel broke with my son on it. He weighs 150. We has trouble with the warranty and had to pay to have it repaired. I'd say no. Sorry. Hope that helps.
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I wouldn't risk it. I weigh 160-165 and I blew a rear spoke. I love the wheels, but I wouldn't trust them past 180-190.
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The heavier is better for highway. The lighter for 'racing'. Napa is a good source for low cost 'stock' flywheel...
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With my use I usually only ran 40-50 lbs for good rpm control, and light load, and a 3/8 hose, possibly your load is overriding the torque, but at 150 lbs of pressure it is quite likely that you will need a 3/8 or larger hose for this to produce its max torque under a fairly heavy load. Dan
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Update: Mine does have the 29 lb. flywheel. I just looked at it when I got home from work. Sorry if I caused any confusion. It is the 2013 model. The one I purchased has a 25lb. flywheel. We love ours. I highly recommend this to anyone. I have had mine since the beginning of the year with absolutely no complaints. My son and I use it every single day and we haven't had any issues with it.
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That seems like it would be the better choice. I'm not sure if there's a weight difference between the 25 and the 27 but seems in your case the 25 would be better suited for you.
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I believe it is 1500lbs it is much more heavy-duty than the old single wheel Fulton that I took off the trailer when I rebuilt it. I like this new double wheel one, it rolls better on the driveway or lawn, and it's a bit more ruggedly made. It was only 88.63 with free shipping a few weeks ago when I ordered it...
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Hi Jason, I appreciate your questioning the disagreement between the two different weights. I'm thinking that it's a typo, because I can verify that the product weight is approx 89 lbs. and vs the 29 lbs. listed. I love my Stinger, it's an awesome floor jack with an excellent warranty backed by a solid company. Happy customer -- Bruce L.
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Not sure what the weight of the flywheel is but maybe about 50-80lb, and I would give it a 9 out 10 for noise. Compared to my last elliptical ( which was very cheap) this one is very quiet apart from occasional rubbing type noises. I love this elliptical do far. The built in fan though is useless
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I returned it and don't recall, but 2.5 lbs seems very unlikely. I instead got a 3.5 lb Dolica ZX600B103 with carbon fiber legs and better build quality, which had a significantly better ratio of steadiness to weight, and was well worth the extra cost.