Walking exerciser having a treadmill-body inclination adjustment mechanism
OwnerPeter K. C. Loinventor
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A walking exerciser includes a horizontal frame and an upright frame extending uprightly from the horizontal frame, and a treadmill body attached to and disposed over the horizontal frame. An inclination adjustment mechanism includes two rear links having lower ends mounted pivotally on a rear portion of the horizontal frame and that are inclined forwardly and upwardly. Two horizontal first pivots extend through upper ends of the rear links, and connect the rear links rotatably to the treadmill body. Two front links have upper ends sleeved rotatably on the first pivots, respectively, and are inclined forwardly and downwardly. Two slots are formed in the horizontal frame. Two sliding members are fixed respectively to lower ends of the front links and are received slidably within the slide slots. A connecting member interconnects the front links fixedly. A movable tube has a rear end that is connected pivotally to the connecting member, and a front end surface that is formed with a threaded hole. A threaded rod has a rear end portion that engages threadedly the threaded hole in the tube. A second pivot extends in a direction parallel to the first pivots, and connects a front end portion of the threaded rod rotatably to the treadmill body.
A walking exerciser comprising:
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