Treadmill (Running Belt) Walking Belt Compatible with Horizon DT650,DT680,Model TM165,TM198

I have an old Horizon DT-650 that has been sitting in the corner for most of its life. My wife wanted it and I told her it would end up being a place to hang clothes. I was wrong. There isn't a good way to do that. About six months ago I got it into my mind that I needed to exercise more. I dusted the poor thing off, plugged it in, and it fired right on up. After a few weeks of daily use, the belt started to fold on itself. I would straighten it out but it would immediately fold again. Was this a sign that I should return to my sedentary life? I didn't realize that replacing the belt was a DIY thing at first. But thanks to YT-sensei, it didn't look all that bad. I hesitated awhile because I wasn't sure if this was a belt problem or something wrong with the machine. I didn't want to waste the money on the belt if it turned out the machine was broken. But the belt was significantly cheaper than an equivalent treadmill, so I decided to chance it. Old belt off, new belt on, and with some adjustment, it was tracking straight. It's been a week and I've used it 30 minutes each day and I'm happy to say that there seems to be no issues. They said the belt comes pre-lubricated. I'm not sure if it is, the underside of the belt felt totally dry. It came with a small container of paste lubricant. The instructions say to use it on the deck, implying to use the whole container. But then is also cautions not to use too much. I just smeared a small bit over the whole board. Probably used only 1/4 of the container. Might not have been enough. But nothing bad so far. You do have to take off all the fasteners on at least one side of the machine. Watch a few YT vids before starting this. It really isn't too difficult. This belt is a winner. My only regret is that I should have purchased this as soon as the original belt went bad. Other than that, I highly recommend it.

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