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- Page 1 Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual 87 York Ave. Randolph MA 02368 | 781-961-5200 | www.brewerfitness.com Copyright 2017, Brewer Fitness...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 TREADWALL M6 Pro Complete Owners Manual Table of Contents Introduction / Registration Safety tips / Specifications Operating Instructions/hold setup Making Your Treadwall a Success Information for Your Staff Training Tips/Guidelines Activities & Promotional Ideas Frequently Asked Questions... - Page 3 Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 INTRODUCTION Vertical movement is a new category of training that works the whole body and mind together. The Treadwall delivers a full range of workout opportunities - from a remarkable aerobic burn to an upper-body core and grip-strength workout that challenges the fittest athletes.
- Page 4 Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 Safety Tips Safety Tips WARNING - Read all instruc ons before assembling and using the Treadwall. For Assembly: Be careful when moving and installing larger Treadwall components, as they might require effort to li and a ach. Some steps require two individuals. Have a second person assist you during assembly and make sure to have two ladders on hand.
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Page 5: Operating Instructions/Hold Setup
Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 Operating Instructions INTRODUCTION There are 2 primary controls to know about on the Treadwall M6.Pro-V You can adjust the speed of the climb with the lever located on the right side of the machine, and you can view and track the stats on your exercise with the digital counter also on the right side of the machine. - Page 6 Accurate current and average speeds are displayed on the counter in feet/min. or meters/min as required. Angle Changing The M6 Pro-V is a fixed angle unit: however you can reset the angle with 10 minutes work. There are three options: +5 degrees, vertical and –5 degrees.
- Page 7 Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 Operating Instructions Adjustment knobs Digital Counter The counter will start as soon as you begin climbing. It will pause if you rest for 5 seconds, and it will power down after 5 minutes of non- use.
- Page 8 Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 Operating Instructions Installing the climbing holds—Route Setting! Placing the climbing holds onto your Treadwall is called route setting, and the individual climbs you set up are called routes. On our website at brewerfitness.com/routesetting, you can download, adapt, and even create routes to use and share with others.
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Page 9: Making Your Treadwall A Success
Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 Making Your Treadwall a Success Groundwork: Staff should understand that vertical movement is a basic human activity, non- contrived and part of everyday life. It should be presented as a positive and ac- cessible addition to the facility. -
Page 10: Information For Your Staff
Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 Information for Your Staff The Benefits of Vertical Movement: Valuable Information Most fitness activities target isolated muscle groups, but vertical movement is differ- ent. Using a Treadwall provides a full-body, non-repetitive exercise that can be adapted by the user for different goals. -
Page 11: Training Tips/Guidelines
Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 Training Tips/Guidelines Climbing is a progressive activity—there is a great deal to learn about balance and technique. The initial workouts should emphasize the fun and excitement of re- learning an activity that has roots in the earliest childhood years. As climbers pro- gress and become more comfortable, they naturally and inevitably gravitate to the more challenging aspects of the sport. -
Page 12: Activities & Promotional Ideas
Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 Activities & Promotional Ideas Elevation/Location Typical street lamp 40’ Height of the Parthenon 190' Niagara Falls (American Side) 302' Statue of Liberty 555' Washington Monument 607' Space Needle, Seattle 642' Top Span, Astrodome roof. 984' Eiffel Tower, Paris... -
Page 13: Frequently Asked Questions
Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 Frequently Asked Questions How hard is climbing on the Treadwall? Q&A Climbing on the Treadwall is as hard or as easy as you choose. The wall is customizable in difficulty by altering the speed, angle and route you follow. - Page 14 Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 Frequently Asked Questions Does everyone like it? Most people who try the Treadwall love it. Some of the biggest fans are people who start off saying "I don't think I'd like that." Everyone should be encouraged to give it a try.
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Page 15: General Maintenance
Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 General Maintenance Maintenance Schedule After The First Month: Check the drive chain to make sure that it is not loose. Tighten if necessary. (Pg. 17). Check and tighten holds if necessary. They may loosen more readily as the panels adjust to your gym. -
Page 16: Service Instructions
Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 Service Instructions Frame Alignment Adjust to these dimensions if the wall appears too far to one side. The Pro-V is locked into the side frames, however if the whole wall appears tilted to one side you can re adjust the wall with the back x-bracing. - Page 17 Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 Service Instructions Auto-Stop Adjustment 1. Loosen the two small nuts on the outside of the channel that hold the microswitch in place. 2. Adjust the microswitch by pivoting it around its upper mounting screw (see diagram).
- Page 18 Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 Safety Tips Safety Tips WARNING - Read all instructions before assembling and using the Treadwall. For Assembly: Be careful when moving and installing larger Treadwall components, as they might require effort to lift and attach. Some steps require two individuals. Have a second person assist you during assembly and make sure to have two ladders on hand.
- Page 19 TREADWALL M6-V INSTALL AND SERVICE MANUAL Copyright 2016 Brewer's Ledge Inc. www.treadwall.com...
- Page 20 SUPPORT FRAME PARTS LOWER FRAMES ANGLE SPACERS ANGLE SPACER HARDWARE (BAG WM-3) A-FRAME HARDWARE (BAG WM-2) UPPER FRAMES LOWER HORIZONTAL UPPER HORIZONTAL TOOLS NEEDED (PER PERSON): 9/16" COMBINATION WRENCH 3/4" COMBINATION WRENCH MEDIUM SIZE ADJUSTABLE WRENCH CORDLESS DRILL WITH #2 PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER BIT 3/8"...
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Page 21: A-Frame Assembly
ASSEMBLE THE SUPPORT FRAMES ASSEMBLING THE SUPPORT FRAME IS THE FIRST TASK. THE SIDE FRAMES ARE ASSEMBLED FIRST AND THEN ARE CONNECTED TOGETHER WITH HORIZONTALS AT THE BACK AND ADJUSTABLE X-BRACES TO MAKE IT RIGID. ASSEMBLING THE SIDE FRAMES TOGETHER IS EASIEST IF THE LEFT FRAME IS LEANING UP AGAINST A WALL. - Page 22 FINISH AND POSITION FRAME ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLE THE SECOND SIDE FRAME AND COMPLETE THE ASSEMBLY AS SHOWN. TIGHTEN THE TURNBUCKLES EVENLY AND TIGHTLY, ADJUSTING SO THAT THE TURNBUCKLES END UP BEING THE SAME LENGTH. ONCE THE TURNBUCKLES ARE TIGHT, THE FRAME WILL BE RIGID. POSITION THE FRAME IN ITS FINAL LOCATION, AGAINST A WALL.
- Page 23 NOTE: INSTALLATION OF THE MODEL M6-V TREADWALL CHANNEL AND PANEL COMPONENTS IS VERY SIMILAR TO THE MODEL M6-PRO TREADWALL. ON THE FOLLOWING PAGES, MANY OF THE ILLUSTRATIONS ARE TAKEN FROM THE M6-PRO MANUAL AND SHOW THE COMPONENTS MOUNTED ON AN M6-PRO SUPPORT FRAME. ALTHOUGH THE FRAMES ARE DIFFERENT, THE INSTRUCTIONS ARE THE SAME FOR THE M6-V TREADWALL.
- Page 24 Treadwall WM channel assembly parts Climbing panels Stiffies Left channel Upper shaft Right channel Lower shaft Holds box Ladderline box Hardware box Back guard Chain boxes (2 sets of 2) Spacer bar Top shroud Page 5 M6-V install manual 1-15-16...
- Page 25 Install the main shaft Two sprockets this side The next few steps involve lifting and installing parts at the top of the Treadwall. This is about 9 feet off the ground and some of the parts are quite heavy and awkward. You should have two 8 foot stepladders and two people for this part of the installation.
- Page 26 Install the channels leave out this bolt for now flange bolt DETAIL A HARDWARE BAG: TW6-6 Install the left and right channels by hooking them onto the main shaft directly behind the square bearings. This diagram shows the assembly after the left channel has been installed and the right channel is being put into place.
- Page 27 Install lower shaft, spacer bar and back guard. Install the lower shaft into the bearings at the bottom of the channels. Check that the setscrews in the bearings are turned out so that they will not interfere with insertion of the shaft. You should not have to force the bearings onto the shaft as long as they are properly lined up.
- Page 28 SET THE WALL ANGLE THE WALL CAN BE ADJUSTED TO THREE ANGLES - VERTICAL, POSITIVE ANGLE, AND NEGATIVE (OVERHANGING) ANGLE. IT IS HELD AT THE DESIRED ANGLE BY BOLTS AT THE SUPPORT FRAME CROSS-BAR WITH SPACERS IN THE SPACE BETWEEN THE CHANNELS AND SUPPORT FRAMES.
- Page 29 Install the shroud Slots in shroud slip under bolt heads Before raising the shroud into position, make sure that the front two flange-bolts on each square bearing are quite loose. There should be a 1/4" gap under the head of each flange-bolt. Each square bearing should have only 3 bolts at this point.
- Page 30 Wiring POWER WIRE Mount the counter-timer on the right channel - four small holes below the speed control - with screws and nuts. Bring the wire from the top of the right A-frame through the grommet near the top of the right channel and down through the wire clips.
- Page 31 Install and adjust the drive chain Push-down bolt Lock nut Remove the cover from the hydraulic control unit on the right channel. The hydraulic pump is mounted in slots so it can slide up and down. Make sure it is as high as it can be. Install the drive chain between the pump sprocket and the main shaft as shown.
- Page 32 ASSEMBLING MAIN CHAINS Each Treadwall main chain come in two boxes that must be assembled to a full length chain using a masterlink. If the boxes are marked "short" and "long", use one short and one long for each chain. If the boxes are unmarked, use any two boxes to make each chain.
- Page 33 Install the chains To install the main chains, drape them one at a time over the large sprockets under the shroud with the tabs facing out. Bring the ends to the bottom and around the sprockets on the lower shaft and attach the ends with the master links.
- Page 34 Install stiffies Each panel has a metal stiffener that must be mounted on the back (smooth side) before installing the panel onto the Treadwall. Place the panel face down on a piece of cardboard, line up the stiffy, and press it into place - stepping on it with your foot if climbing panel necessary.
- Page 35 Install panels Continue installing panels, alternating between white and black buttons. Use the speed control lever to control the descent of the panels. As you install panels they will move down by their weight. There will come a point where they start to move up of their own accord, and then you will have to push them down - harder and harder as you put more on.
- Page 36 Finish up Slide the mat under the wall to the back of the support frame. This finishes the installation except for putting on the ladderline and climbing holds, going through the final check list (next page) and installing the last climbing panel. Climbing hold instructions are included in each box.
- Page 37 FINAL CHECK LIST Before installing the final panel, inspect the inside of the Treadwall: 1) Make sure the timer-counter is working properly. If it does not count feet as the wall is moving, check that the magnets and sensor are properly installed and adjusted 2) Check the autostop function.
- Page 38 Addendum to Installation Instructions – Treadwall units ® Lower Shaft set screws: One sprocket on the lower shafts has no set screw: it is located on the left side. This sprocket does not require a set screw - it is self-aligning and will be aligned when the first panel is installed.
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Page 39: Main Channel Assembly
Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 Main Channel Assembly Final Tests Before installing the final panel, inspect the inside of the Treadwall: 1) Make sure the timer-counter is working properly. If it does not count feet as the wall is moving, check that the magnets and sensor are properly installed and adjusted 2) Check the auto-stop function. -
Page 40: Glossary
Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 Glossary Angle ....The position of the center section of the Treadwall in relation to a vertical wall Channels ..... Long metal pieces on either side of the Treadwall, where the panels slide Digital Counter ..An electronic display which tracks the climbers progress Hold ...... -
Page 41: Warranty
Treadwall M6 Pro-V Owner’s Manual—2018 Treadwall® Limited Warranty 5. WHAT IS NOT COVERED a. Normal wear and tear is excluded from this warranty. No warranty shall be provided in the event the Tread- wall is modified by original purchaser, for parts not approved by Brewer's Ledge Inc., or for warranty-related service other than by personnel authorized by Brewer's Ledge Inc.