F738 - Fitness Equipment BodyCraft - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Home Gym System
Brand	BodyCraft
Model	F738
Dimensions (L x W x H)	85 x 50 x 79 inches
Weight	245 lbs
Maximum User Weight	300 lbs
Weight Stack	200 lbs (10 lb increments)
Main Exercises	Bench press, lat pulldown, seated row, leg extension, leg curl, triceps pushdown, biceps curl, shoulder press, abdominal crunch
Power Requirements	None (manual)
Frame Material	Heavy-gauge steel
Upholstery	High-density foam with PVC cover
Cable System	Dual-arc pulleys with nylon-coated steel cables
Maintenance	Clean with mild soap and water; lubricate guide rods monthly
Safety Features	Safety stop pin, weight plate holders, protective shrouds
Warranty	Lifetime on frame, 2 years on parts
Assembly Required	Yes, with included tools and instructions
Color	Black and silver
Seat Adjustment	Multiple positions with pop-pin

Frequently Asked Questions - F738 BodyCraft

How do I assemble the BodyCraft F738 home gym?

Assembly is straightforward with the included tools and step-by-step manual. It is recommended to have two people for assembly. Follow the instructions carefully and tighten all bolts.

What exercises can I perform on the F738?

The F738 supports over 10 exercises including bench press, lat pulldown, seated row, leg extension, leg curl, triceps pushdown, biceps curl, shoulder press, and abdominal crunch.

How do I adjust the seat?

The seat can be adjusted to multiple positions by pulling the pop-pin located under the seat and sliding it to the desired position. Ensure the pin locks securely.

What is the maximum user weight capacity?

The maximum user weight is 300 lbs (136 kg). Do not exceed this limit to ensure safety and equipment longevity.

How do I maintain the cables?

Inspect cables regularly for fraying or wear. Clean with a damp cloth and apply a light lubricant to the pulleys if needed. Contact BodyCraft for replacement cables.

Can I add more weight to the stack?

The weight stack is designed for a maximum of 200 lbs. Adding extra weight plates beyond this may damage the equipment. Only use the provided weight plates.

How do I clean the upholstery?

Wipe the upholstery with a mild soap and water solution using a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents. Dry thoroughly after cleaning.

Is the F738 suitable for commercial use?

No, the F738 is designed for home use only. Commercial use may void the warranty and lead to premature wear.

What does the warranty cover?

BodyCraft offers a lifetime warranty on the frame and a 2-year warranty on parts. Labor and shipping costs are not covered. Register your product to activate warranty.

How do I contact customer support?

Visit bodycraft.com/support or call 1-800-XXX-XXXX. Have your model (F738) and serial number ready for faster service.

USER MANUAL F738 BodyCraft

F738 Functional Trainer added to the F730 Power Rack (base unit)

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US Patent # 11,110,313

To see in FULL COLOR & additional information, scan this QR code.

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Shown with available options F732, F734, F735, F737, F739 (See Page 18 for option details)

Base Serial Number: ____

Purchased Date: ____ / ____ / ____

Dealer's Name:

Please register your products at: https://www.bodycraft.com/product-registration/

Owner's Manual

RFT PRO - F738 v1.4

WWW.BODYCRAFT.COM

800-990-5556

[e-mail]

Congratulations and Welcome to the BODYCRAFT Family

Thank you for selecting BODYCRAFT. Your choice reflects a wise investment in you and your facility. We hope you use it for many healthy years!

BODYCRAFT offers a complete array of high-quality fitness equipment. Please refer to our website at www.bodycraft.com to view more ways to enhance your lifestyle.

Your BODYCRAFT machine has all the quality and design elements to make your workout extremely efficient and comfortable. Your new unit is a serious strength training machine that will keep you motivated, challenged and within reach of your fitness goals. Strength & cardiovascular training is vital for all ages which will provide an effective workout, producing results that will encourage you to reach your fitness goals and maintain the body you have always wanted.

Spending 15 to 30 minutes a day, three times a week, is all you need to start seeing the benefits of a regular exercise program.

As a premium exercise equipment manufacturer, we are committed to your complete satisfaction. If you have questions, suggestions or find missing or damaged parts, we guarantee your complete satisfaction through our authorized dealer network or by contacting us directly. Please call your local dealer or BODYCRAFT.

BODYCRAFT (a division of Recreation Supply, Inc.)

7699 Green Meadows Dr.

Lewis Center, OH 43035

Phone: [phone] am - 5 pm EST Email: [e-mail]

Proof of purchase must be supplied to validate warranty and the product must have been registered with BODYCRAFT via online at www.bodycraft.com or by calling 800-990-5556 or 740-965-2442 M-F 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. EST.

For parts orders, owner's manuals, software update files, exercise guides and contact information scan this QR code.

Or go to: https://www.bodycraft.com/customer-support

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Product Safety Information

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Product Safety 5

Important Notes, Recommended Tools & Cleaners 6

Warning Labels, Maintenance Schedule - Details....7

Warning Labels, Maintenance Schedule - Placements ....8

Product Overview

Machine Options (F732, F734, F735, F737, & F739) 9

Machine Dimensions - RFT PRO (F730 & F738) & Options 10

Weight Ratios - RFT PRO (F738) 11

Assembly Parts List - F738 PRO 12-13

Assembly Parts Hardware - F738 PRO ....14

Assembly Parts List - F730 PRO 15

Assembly Parts Hardware - F730 PRO 16

Product Assembly - How to Assemble an RFT - Rack Functional Trainer

PreAssembly Tips ....17

Understanding the Complete RFT PRO Building Process 18

Decision Point & STEP 1....19

STEP 2a thru STEP 6e - Main Frame Assembly ......20

STEP 7a thru STEP 7m - Weight Stack Assembly ......39 - 48

STEP 8a thru STEP 8d - Pulley Holders Assembly .....49 - 50

STEP 9 - "Torque Time" w/ Recommended Torque Specs, Frame......51

RFT PRO - Cable & Pulley TIPS 52

STEP 10a thru STEP 12d - Cables Assembly & Adjustments .....53 - 59

STEP 13 - "Torque Time" w/ Recommended Torque Specs, Pulleys .....60

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Product Assembly - How to Assemble an RFT PRO - Rack Functional Trainer System

STEP 14 - Accessories - Connections & Adjustments ....61

STEP 15 - Weight Stack Stickers Installation ...... 63

STEP 16 - Final Assembly Lube, Clean Up, & Polish.... 64 - 65

Assembly is Complete - Steps before using the RFT PRO 66

Product Assembly - How to upgrade a Preassembled F730 PRO to an RFT PRO

STEP UPGRADE a - d....67 - 68

Maintenance & Repairs

Routine Schedule - RFT PRO 69

General & Cable Inspections - RFT PRO ....70

Lubrication Maintenance - RFT PRO 71

Strength Cable War Indicators - RFT PRO 72

Detailed Parts List - F738 PRO 73 - 74

Parts Exploded View - F738 PRO 75 - 76

Detailed Parts List - F730 PRO 77 - 78

Parts Exploded View - F730 PRO 79

Required Info BEFORE Initiating a Service Case 80

Warranty

Product Warranty 81

Product Warranty Registration 82

Contact Us Information 84

There is a risk assumed by individuals who use this type of equipment. A moment's lack of attention can result in an accident, as can failure to observe certain simple safety precautions.

Read, study and understand the Assembly Instructions and all the warning labels on this product. Furthermore, it is recommended to familiarize yourself and others with the proper operation and workout recommendations for this BODYCRAFT product prior to use.

- Before beginning this or any other exercise program, consult your physician. This is especially important for individuals over the age of 35 or persons with preexisting health problems. Recreation Supply, Inc. assumes no responsibility for personal injury or property damage sustained by or through use of this product.

- Exercise with care to avoid injury. Do not attempt to lift more weight than you can control safely.

- This product must be assembled on a flat, level surface to assure its proper function.

- Clean pads and frame on a regular basis. We recommend warm, soapy water. Do not use harsh or abrasive chemicals.

- Inspect and tighten all parts before every use. Replace any worn parts immediately. Failure to do so may result in serious injury.

- Keep children away from any BODYCRAFT strength machines at all times.

- Keep your hands away from cables and pulleys during operation, other than the designated handles.

- Keep hands, limbs, loose clothing and long hair well out of the way of moving parts.

- Inspect the unit for any sign of wear on parts, hardware becoming loose or cracks on welds. If a problem is found, do not use or allow the machine to be used until the defective part is repaired or replaced.

- It is imperative that you retain these Assembly Instructions and be sure all warning labels are legible and intact. Replacement Assembly Instructions and labels are available from BODYCRAFT. If you are unsure about the proper use of the BODYCRAFT strength machine call your local BODYCRAFT dealer or our Customer Service Department. Contact BODYCRAFT at 800-990-5556 or [e-mail]

Important Notes, Recommended Tools & Cleaners

Important Notes and Tips:

1. Before assembly, read all instructions thoroughly and preview diagrams to help make the installation easier.
2. Make sure all parts are accounted for and in proper condition before beginning assembly. See the parts list.

3. Be cautious not to damage the flooring when assembling. Place a protectant down such as a rubber mat or shipping blanket.

4. Let plastics and weight stacks acclimate to room temperature before you begin assembly.

5. Two people are recommended for the safe assembly of this equipment.

6. Insert all bolts in the same direction when possible. Do not tighten until instructed.

7. Carefully install plastic caps using a rubber mallet.

8. When measuring bolt lengths, only measure the shank.

9. When the installation is complete, be sure to regularly check for rust or damage, and perform preventative maintenance.

THE FOLLOWING TOOLS ARE RECOMMENDED FOR ASSEMBLY:

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SOCKET SET 3/8 DRIVE & 6" EXT (Only 1/2, 9/16 & 3/4 Sockets are needed)

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OPEN, CLOSED & ADJUSTABLE WRENCHES (Only 1/2, 9/16 & 3/4 are needed)

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TORQUE WRENCH 3/8 DRIVE (w/ 7/32 Allen Hex Bit Socket)

ALLEN WRENCH SET (Only 7/32 is needed)

THE FOLLOWING IS RECOMMENDED FOR CLEANING:

MILD CLEANING SOLUTION

Two white sheets of folded paper, no text or symbols visible

100% COTTON CLEANING CLOTHS

TIP ON FRAME ONLY: For extra protection from fingerprints, sweat stains or just plain dirt, apply an automotive grade cleaner wax if desired. Also makes future cleaning easier.

(Do Not Use on the Upholstery)

Carefully read ALL warning, caution & maintenance schedule labels

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WARNING

To minimize risk of serious injury, follow these rules and precautions:

1. Read and Understand all Warning and Caution Labels on this equipment before using.
2. Read and Understand the Owner's Manual on safety and usage before using this machine.
3. Obtain a Medical Exam before beginning any exercise program and STOP exercising if you feel faint, dizzy or pain.
4. Inspect Equipment Before Each Use. Check for wear and tear, loose fitting, worn or frayed cables, loose hardware and frame.

5. Do Not Remove any Labels. Replace if damaged or missing.

6. DO NOT USE this machine as a stretching device or modify this machine in any way other than designed by BodyCraft.

7. Keep Clear of all moving parts and cables.
8. Highly Recommended that you work out with a training partner or another adult in the area.
9. Children Should Not Be Allowed to be near or play around this machine at any time.
10. Children 13 yrs or Older need to be supervised during any workout using this machine.
11. Only replace worn or broken parts with Genuine BodyCraft Parts. 800-990-5556

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

This checklist needs to be followed before any user starts to exercise. Please replace all parts at first signs of wear or damage. Do not use machine until repaired as needed.	DAILY	WEEKLY	MONTHLY	12-MONTHS
Upholstery- Wipe down and dry.- Clean and condition.	X		X
Bolts, Nuts & Fasteners- Visually check they are secure & tighten if needed.- Tighten per Torque Specs (Semi-Annually if needed)	X			X
Cables- Visually check for any unusual bends, kinking, fraying plastic cover or ends coming loose.- Adjust cable tension and tighten the locking nut at weight stack.	X		X
Guide Rods & Seat Sleeves- Clean & Lubricate w/ virgin Silicone or Teflon lube.			X
Linear Bearing Guide Rods- Clean & Lubricate with Teflon (PTFE) grease.			X
Tightening Knobs Locking Pins Weight Stack Pins Pop Pins / Springs - Check all for functionality.		XXXX
Warning Labels Anti-Skid Surfaces Hand Grips & Rollers - Inspect all above items for wear or if missing.		XXXX
Frame & Chrome- Clean and dry.- Clean and Wax.			X	X
Additional information, step-by-step processes, and more detailed instructions, refer to the machines Owner's Manual or contact BodyCraft Customer Support.800-990-5556BODYCRAFT

Carefully read ALL warning, caution & maintenance schedule labels

Machine Options - RFT PRO

F732, F734, F735, F737, and F739 options can be installed during assembly STEPS 2c - 4f

F735 - Olympic Plate Rack Option

RFT PRO V2

Overall Dimensions

59.4" W x 63.1" D x 83.5" H

NOTE:

• Serial # ending in 0418: Height 84.3"
• Serial # ending in V2: Height 83.5"

RFT PRO V2

& w/ F732, F734, F735, F737 & F739 Options

Overall Dimensions

106.4" W x 71.7" D x 83.5" H

Plate Number	Weight at Pulley 100%	Weight at Pulley 50%
1	10	5
2	20	10
3	30	15
4	40	20
5	50	25
6	60	30
7	70	35
8	80	40
9	90	45
10	100	50
11	110	55
12	120	60
13	130	65
14	140	70
15	150	75
16	160	80
17	170	85
18	180	90
19	190	95
20	200	100

NOTE: For a complete service parts list, please refer to the detailed parts list & exploded view at the rear of this manual.

Part # Assembly Parts List QTY
F738-201-ASM	Frame, Rear, Bottom w/ Serial # - Assembly 1
F738-202-ASM	Frame, Rear, Top w/ Pulleys - Assembly 1
F738-203-ASM	Frame, Connector, Top - Assembly 1
F738-204 Lat Bar 1
F738-205-ASM	Pulley Height Adjuster w/ Bar Catch, Right - Assembly 1
F738-206-ASM	Pulley Height Adjuster, w/ Bar Catch, Left - Assembly 1
F738-207 Frame, Connector, Rear, Top, Right 1
F738-208 Frame, Connector, Rear, Top, Left 1
F738-209-ASM	Top Guide Rod Top Holder Plate - Assembly	2
F738-210 Double Pulley Block 2
F738-211-ASM	Pulley Block, w/ Threaded Shaft 1/2" OD - Assembly	2
F738-212 Pulley Connector Plate, Bottom, Right 1
F738-213 Pulley Connector Plate, Bottom, Left 1
F738-214 Pulley Connector Plate, Top, Right & Left 2
F738-215 Curl Bar 1
F738-216-ASM	Rotating Pulley Holder, Top Connector Frame, Rt & Lt - Assembly	2
F738-217-ASM	Rotating Pulley Holder, Bottom Frame, Right - Assembly	1
F738-218-ASM	Rotating Pulley Holder, Bottom Frame, Left - Assembly	1
F738-219 Cable, Top - 7,200mm (283-1/2") 2
F738-220 Cable, Bottom - 5,870mm (231-1/8") 2
F738-221-ASM	Hook Plate for Accessories - Assembly	1

NOTE: Parts are not to scale

NOTE: For a complete service parts list, please refer to the detailed parts list & exploded view at the rear of this manual.

Part #	Assembly Parts List	QTY
F738-222 Link Plate 1
F738-223 Guide Rod, 1" OD x 77-3/4" L - for Weight Stacks 4
F738-224-ASM Rotating Pulley Holder, Front, Rt & Lt - Assembly 2
F738-225 Selector Pin w/ Lanyard 2
F738-226-ASM Top Plate - Assembly 2
F738-227 Single Handle, Blue Ends w/ Rubber Grip Center 2
F738-228 Pulley, 90mm (3.5") x δ26 30
F738-229 Pulley, 114mm (4.5") x δ26 2
F738-230 Stack Spacer for 150lb Stacks ONLY	4
F738-232 Leg Strap	1
F738-233 Selector Rod, 19 Holes	2
F738-234 Weight Plate, 10lbs (4.5kg)	38
F738-235 Chain, 19" L	2
F738-236 Snap Hook	6
F738-237 Rubber Cushion, under Weight Stack	4
F738-238 Guide Rod Holder, Plastic	4
F738-259 Sticker, Weight Stack 1 - 20	2
F738-274 Allen Wrench 3/8"	1
F738-275 Allen Wrench 3/16"	1
F738-276 Silicone Lube Bottle - for Guide Rods	1
F738-279 RFT Poster	1

(223)

(222)

(224-ASM)

(225)

(226-ASM)

(227)

(228)

(229)

(230)

(232)

(233)

(279)

(234)

(235)

(236)

(237)

(238)

(274)

(275)

(276)

(259)
NOTE: Parts are not to scale

Assembly Parts - Hardware - F738 PRO 3 of 3

Part # Assembly Hardware QTY
F738-245 Washer, Flat 3/8" - BLACK 64
F738-246 Washer, Flat Large 1/2" - BLACK 42
F738-247 Washer, Flat 5/16" - BLACK 4
F738-254 Bolt, Hex Head 1/2" x 2-3/4" - BLACK 12
F738-255 Bolt, Hex Head 1/2" x 3-1/4" - BLACK 2
F738-256 Bolt, Hex Head 1/2" x 4" - BLACK 2
F738-257 Bolt, Hex Head 1/2" x 4-1/4" - BLACK 9
F738-258 Bolt, Hex Head 1/2" x 5-3/4" - BLACK 2
F738-260 Bolt, Hex 3/8" x 2" - BLACK 32
F738-265 Bolt, Recessed Round Head 7/16" x 1-3/4" - BLK 2
F738-266 Bolt, Umbrella Head 5/16" x 5/8" - BLACK 4
F738-267 Nut, Nylon Lock 3/8" - BLACK 32
F738-268 Nut, Nylon Lock 1/2" - BLACK 27
F738-270 Nut, Nylon Lock, Thin 1/2" - BLACK	2
F738-271 Washer 1/2" - BLACK	10
F738-272 Washer, Spring 5/16" - BLACK 4
F738-273 Washer, Spring 1/2" - BLACK	2

(245)

(246)

(247)

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(273)

NOTE: Parts are not to scale

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(268)

(270)

Hardware Kits & Owner's Manual (Located inside F738 box #1)

Part # Assembly Parts List QTY
F730-001-ASM Frame, Bottom, Rear - Assembly 1
F730-002-L-ASM Frame, Bottom, Left - Assembly 1
F730-003-R-ASM Frame, Bottom, Right w/ Serial # - Assembly 1
F730-004 Upright, Front, 78 1/2" (1,992mm), Longer 2
F730-005 Upright, Rear, 76 3/4" (1,951mm), Shorter 2
F730-006 Frame, Top, Rear 1
F730-007 Frame, Top, R & L	2
F730-009-R-ASM Safety Arm, Adjustable, Right- Assembly		1
F730-009-L-ASM Safety Arm, Adjustable, Left - Assembly		1
F730-010-R-ASM Bar Catch, Adjustable, Right - Assembly		1
F730-010-L-ASM Bar Catch, Adjustable, Left - Assembly		1
F730-011	Chin Bar	1
F730-012 Backing Plate	2

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Mechanical assembly diagram showing a lever mechanism with mounting flanges and pivot points (no text or symbols)

Mechanical bracket diagram labeled (9R - ASM), showing structural components without any text or symbols beyond label

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(10L - ASM)

(10R - ASM)
NOTE: Parts are not to scale

Part # Assembly Hardware QTY
F730-017 Washer, $pring 3/8" - BLACK 6
F730-022 Bolt, Hex 1/2" x 4-1/4" - BLACK 8
F730-023 Bolt, Hex 1/2" x 4" - BLACK 8
F730-024 Bolt, Hex 1/2" x 2-1/2" - BLACK 8
F730-025 Bolt, Hex 3/8" x 1" - BLACK 6
F730-026 Nut, Nylon Lock 1/2" - BLACK 24
F730-027 Washer, Flat 1/2" - BLACK 32
F730-028 Washer, Flat 3/8" - BLACK 6
F730-032 Washer, Flat Large 1/2" - BLACK 16

Two types of bolts shown in line drawings, labeled (22) and (23), with no text or symbols on the bolts themselves.

NOTE: Parts are not to scale

Hardware Kit Comes inside Box #1

Owner's Manual Comes inside Box #1

PREASSEMBLY TIP #1 - "Stage Right".

During the assembly process we will be stating Right, Left, Front, Back, Top, or Bottom. These all are in the perspective of the user in the machine facing outward with feet on the ground.

See below images as examples.

Stage performance inside a large auditorium with audience seated, featuring a performer on stage and a green checkmark above (no visible text or symbols)

STAGE RIGHT DEFINITION: Both "Stage Right" or "Stage Left" are from the viewpoint of the actor facing outward from the stage.

PREASSEMBLY TIP #2 - Unpackaging & organizing.

The best practice in assembly is to take all the parts out of the boxes & bags and line up in order of assembly. This enables a mindset of what you will be assembling, their physical sizes and what challenges you might face BEFORE you begin.

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PREASSEMBLY TIP #3 – Keep hardware loose until asked to tighten.

During the assembly, hardware needs to be finger tight until the STEPS of "Torque Time". This will ensure sub-frame and other parts will easily fit together and not strip out bolt threads during assembly.

What makes an RFT PRO - Rack Functional Trainer System

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F730 PRO- Power Rack (Base)
Part #s: 001 - 039

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F738 PRO - Functional
Trainer for the Power Rack
Part #s: 201 - 276
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RFT PRO - Rack
Functional Trainer

Options for an RFT PRO - Rack Functional Trainer System

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F735 - Olympic Plate Racks
Part #s: 501 - 519

F734 - Band Pegs
Part #s: 401 - 402

• 
  F732 - Dip Bars
  Part #s: 301 - 303

F739 - Battle Rope Hook
Part #s: 701 - 704

• 
  F737 - Landmine
  Part #s: 601 - 610

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RFT PRO - Rack Functional Trainer System
Fully loaded with all options sold separately are the: F732, F734, F735, F737, & F739.

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DECISION POINT

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Start on STEP 1 if you are simultaneously assembling the RFT PRO - Rack Functional Trainer:

- F738 PRO - Functional Trainer (for the Power Rack)

all from new boxes, start on STEP 1 below.

If you currently have an F730 - Power Rack assembled and you are adding the F738 to create a complete RFT PRO - Rack Functional Trainer:

- Go directly to page 67.

STEP 1: Installation of the Main Frame Assembly (F730 Parts & Hardware)

Attach the Frame, Bottom, Rear - Assembly (1-ASM) to the Frame, Bottom Left - Assembly (2-ASM)

and Frame, Bottom Right - Assembly (3-ASM) using:

• Four BOLTS, Hex 1/2" X 4-1/4" (22)
• Eight WASHERS, Flat 1/2" (27)
• Four NUTS, Hex Lock 1/2" (26)

3/4 WRENCH

3/4 SOCKET &
6" EXTENSION

Please Hand Tighten All Bolts Until STEP 9

Please Hand Tighten All Bolts Until STEP 9

STEP 2: Installation of the Rear Uprights (F730 Parts & Hardware)

Attach both Upright, Rear, 76-3/4", shorter ones (5) to the Frame, Bottom Right - Assembly (3-ASM) and the Frame, Bottom Left - Assembly (2-ASM) using: • Four BOLTS, Hex. 1/2" X 4" (23).

• Four BOLTS, Hex 1/2" X 4" (23)
  • Eight WASHERS, Flat 1/2" (27)
  • Four WASHERS, Flat Large 1/2" (32)
• Four NUTS, Hex Lock 1/2" (26)

NOTE: Shown with the F737 Landmine Option and F739 Battle Rope Hook Option. These options can be mounted to either side.

Please Hand Tighten All Bolts Until STEP 9

STEP 2c: Installation of the Front Uprights

(F730 & F738 Parts)

Attach the Upright, Front, 78-1/2", taller ones (4) to the Frame, Bottom Right - Assembly (3-ASM) and the Pulley Connector Plate, Bottom, Right (212) using:

• Two BOLTS, Hex 1/2" x 4-1/4" (257)
  • Four WASHERS, Flat Large 1/2" (246)
• Two NUTS, Hex Lock 1/2" (268)

NOTE: If you are installing the F737 Landmine Option (600-ASM), change to the following hardware:

• Two Bolts, Hex 1/2" x 4-1/2" (610)
• Do not use both the shorter #257 bolts

Product Assembly - RFT PRO - STEP 2d

Please Hand Tighten All Bolts Until STEP 9

STEP 2d: Installation of the Front Uprights

(F730 & F738 Parts)

Attach the Upright, Front, 78-1/2", taller ones (4) to the Frame, Bottom Left - Assembly (2-ASM) and the Pulley Connector Plate, Bottom, Left (213) using:

• Two BOLTS, Hex 1/2" x 4-1/4" (257)
  • Four WASHERS, Flat Large 1/2" (246)
• Two NUTS, Hex Lock 1/2" (268)

NOTE: If you are installing the F739 Battle Rope Hook Option (701), change to the following hardware:

• Two Bolts, Hex 1/2" x 4-1/2" (704)
• Do not use both the shorter #257 bolts

STEP 3a - 3b: Installation of the Safety Arm Assemblies (F730 Parts)

Attach the Safety Arm, Right & Left - Assembly (9R-ASM, 9L-ASM) to the Upright, Back (5) and Upright, Front (4). Double confirm the Bar Catch is at the front facing forward.

NOTE: Pull inward on both Pop-Pins (13) located on the inside side of Bar Catch, to slide down then release to lock. Also recommend two people with one using a Step ladder or Step Platform.

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Person using a leg exercise machine in a gym (no visible text or symbols)

Example picture of using a Step Platform to work on assembly above 5'.

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View from frontside w/ Bar Catch (240) facing to the front.

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View from backside w/ Pop-Pin Knob (13)

STEP 3c - 3d: Installation of the Bar Catch Assembly (F730 Parts)

Attach the Bar Catch, Right & Left - Assembly (10R-ASM, 10L-ASM) to the Uprights, Back (5).

NOTE: Pull outward on the Pop-Pin (13) located on the back side of Bar Catch, to slide down then release to lock.

STEP 3e - 3f: Installation of the Pulley Height Adjuster w/ Bar Catch Assemblies (F738 Parts)

Attach the Pulley Height Adjuster w/ Bar Catch, Right & Left - Assembly (205-ASM, 206-ASM) to the Uprights, Front (4).

NOTE: Pull outward on the Pop-Pin (13) located on front of the Pulley Height Adjuster, to slide down then release to lock.

STEP 4a - 4b: Installation of the Top Frame Rt & Lt (F730 & F738 Parts)

Attach the Frame, Top (7) and the Pulley, Connector Plate (214) to the Upright, Front (4) on both right & left sides using: Four BOLTS. Hex 1/2" x 2.3/4" (254).

Please Hand Tighten All Bolts Until STEP 9

Please Hand Tighten All Bolts Until STEP 9

STEP 4c - 4d: Installation of the Top Frame Rear

(F730 Parts & Hardware)

Attach the Frame, Rear, Top (6) to both the Frame, Top, R & L (7) using:

• Six BOLTS, Hex 3/8" x 1" (25)
  • Six WASHERS, Spring 3/8" (17)
• Six WASHERS, Flat 3/8" (28)

Recommended Tools

9/16 WRENCH

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9/16 SOCKET & 6" EXTENSION

STEP LADDER or STEP PLATFORM
NOTE: Recommend two people with one using a Step Ladder or Step Platform.

DECISION POINT

If you are NOT installing the F735

Olympic Plate Rack Option, go

directly to STEP 5a

Please Hand Tighten All Bolts Until STEP 9

STEP 4e: Installation of F735 Option - Rt Side (F735 Parts)

Attach the Olympic Plate Rack Option - Right Side (F735 - RT - ASM) to the Upright, Rear, Right Side (5) using:

• Two BOLTS, Hex 1/2" x 3-1/4" (508)
• Two BOLTS, Hex 1 / 2"× 4 - 1 / 2" (507)
• Four WASHERS, Flat 1/2" (511)
• Two WASHERS, Flat Large 1/2" (246)
• Two NUTS, Hex Lock 1/2" (268)

Recommended Tools

3/4 WRENCH

3/4 SOCKET & 6" EXTENSION

STEP LADDER or STEP PLATFORM
NOTE: Recommend two people with one using a Step Ladder or Step Platform.

NOTE: If you are installing the F735 Olympic Plate Rack Option, change the following hardware:

Upper Hardware:

- DO NOT use both the shorter #254 bolts in STEP 6a

Lower Hardware:

• Take out & DO NOT use both the shorter #22 bolts & #27 washers

Please Hand Tighten All Bolts Until STEP 9

STEP 4f: Installation of F735 Option - Lt Side (F735 Parts)

Attach the Olympic Plate Rack Option - Left Side (F735 - LT - ASM) to the Upright, Rear, Right Side (5) using:

• Two BOLTS, Hex 1/2" x 3-1/4" (508)
• Two BOLTS, Hex 1/2" x 4-1/2" (507)
  • Four WASHERS, Flat 1/2" (511)
• Two WASHERS, Flat Large 1/2" (246)
• Two NUTS, Hex Lock 1/2" (268)

Recommended Tools

3/4 WRENCH

12
3/4 SOCKET &
6" EXTENSION

STEP LADDER or
STEP PLATFORM

NOTE: Recommend two people with one using a Step Ladder or Step Platform.

NOTE: If you are installing the F735 Olympic Plate Rack Option, change the following hardware:

Upper Hardware:

- DO NOT use both the shorter #254 bolts in STEP 6a

Lower Hardware:

• Take out & DO NOT use both the shorter #22 bolts & #27 washers

Please Hand Tighten All Bolts Until STEP 9

STEP 5a: Installation of the Top Frame

Connector (F738 Parts)

Attach the Frame, Connector, Top - Assembly (203) to the Frame, Rear, Top (6) with the Link Plate (222) using:

• Two BOLTS, Hex 1/2" x 2-3/4" (254)
  • Four WASHERS, Flat Large 1/2" (246)
• Two NUTS, Hex Lock 1/2" (268)

Recommended Tools

3/4 WRENCH

3/4 SOCKET &
6" EXTENSION

STEP LADDER or
STEP PLATFORM
NOTE: Recommend two people with one using a Step Ladder or Step Platform.

Please Hand Tighten All Bolts Until STEP 9

STEP 5b: Installation of the Chin Bar (F730 & F738 Parts & Hardware)

Attach the Chin Bar (11) to both the Frame, Top, R & L (7) with the Backing Plates (12) using:

DECISION POINT

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If you DID NOT install the F735 Olympic Plate Rack Option during STEP 4, use the following hardware for STEP 6a.

• Bolts #254 (1/2" x 2-3/4")
• Washers #246 (1/2")

If you DID install the F735 Olympic Plate Rack Option during STEP 4, keep the following hardware for STEP 6a.

• Bolts #508 (1/2" x 3-1/4")
• Washers #511 (1/2")

NOTE: The longer bolts are needed due to the additional F735 frame size. This will help insure the Nylon Nuts are properly locking onto the bolt ends.

Product Assembly - RFT PRO - STEP 6a

STEP 6a: Installation of the Rear Frame Top Connectors (F738 Parts)

Attach the Frame, Rear, Top, Connectors Right & Left (207 & 208) to both the Frame, Rear, Top (6) using:

• Four BOLTS, Hex 1/2" x 2-3/4" (254)
• Eight WASHERS, Flat Large 1/2" (246)
• Four NUTS, Hex Lock 1/2" (268)

F735 Olympic Plate Rack Option use:

• Four BOLTS, Hex 1/2" x 3-1/4" (508)

• Eight WASHERS, Flat 1/2" (511)

DOUBLE CONFIRM the Metal Support Gussets are facing the outside of the machine.

- #207 is on the "stage" right side.

- #208 is on the "stage" left side.

- #207 is on the "stage" right side. - #208 is on the "stage" left side.

Please Hand Tighten All Bolts Until STEP 9

TWO PERSON LIFT

STEP 6b: Installation of the Rear

Frame w/ Pulleys (F738 Parts)

Attach the Frame, Rear, Top w/ Pulleys (202) to both the Frame, Connector, Rear, Top, Right & Left (207, 208) using:

• Four BOLTS, Hex 1/2" x 4-1/4" (257)
• Eight WASHERS, Flat Large 1/2" (246)
• Four NUTS, Hex Lock 1/2" (268)

Recommended Tools

3/4 WRENCH

3/4 SOCKET &
6" EXTENSION

STEP LADDER or
STEP PLATFORM

NOTE: Recommend two people with one using a Step Ladder or Step Platform.

Please Hand Tighten All Bolts Until STEP 9

STEP 6c: Installation of the Hook Plate for Accessories (F738 Parts)

Attach the Hook Plate for Accessories (211) to both the Frame, Rear, Top w/ Pulleys (202) using:

• Two BOLTS, Hex 1/2" x 2-3/4" (254)
  • Four WASHERS, Flat Large 1/2" (246)
• Two NUTS, Hex Lock 1/2" (268)

Recommended Tools

3/4 WRENCH

3/4 SOCKET & 6" EXTENSION

STEP LADDER or STEP PLATFORM

Please Hand Tighten All Bolts Until STEP 9

Recommended Tools

3/4 WRENCH
3/4 SOCKET &
6" EXTENSION
STEP 6d: Installation of the Rotating Pulley Holders at the Bottom Frame, Rt & Lt (F738 Parts)

Attach the Rotating Pulley Holders, Bottom Frame, Right & Left Assemblies (218-ASM, 217-ASM) to the Frame, Rear, Bottom w/ Serial # using: • One BOLT, Hex 1/2" x 4-1/4" (2

• One BOLT, Hex 1/2" x 4-1/4" (257)
- Two WASHERS, Flat 1/2" (271)
• One NUT, Hex Lock 1/2" (268)

View from outside the machine with the #218-ASM & #217-ASM Rotating Pulley Holders facing inward to the front.

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Please Hand Tighten All Bolts Until STEP 9

STEP 6e: Installation of the Rear Bottom Frame w/ Serial # (F738 Parts)

Attach the Frame, Rear, Bottom w/ Serial # to the F730 Frame Rear Bottom Assembly (1-ASM) using:

• Two BOLTS, Hex 1/2" x 4" (256)
• Two WASHERS, Spring 1/2" (273)
• Two WASHERS, Flat Large 1/2" (246)

STEP 7a: Installation of the Guide Rod Holders (F738 Parts)

Attach the Guide Rod Holders, Plastic (238) to the Frame, Rear, Bottom w/ Serial # (201-ASM) on both the right & left sides.

STEP 7b: Installation of the Guide Rods (F738 Parts)

Attach the Guide Rods (233) to the Frame, Rear, Bottom w/ Serial # (201-ASM) on both the right & left sides.

TIP: Leaning the Guide Rods (223) inward towards the front of machine is recommended during STEP 7b - STEP 7f. This creates an easier assembly of weight plates if the machine is close to a wall.

STEP 7c: Lube all four Guide Rods

Lube at this time only the lower half with 100% pure

Silicone Lube or Teflon PTFE grease. Top half will be done later. This potentially keeps lube from not getting on the installers clothes during the next few assembly steps.

Apply a light layer with a clean rag.

100% COTTON CLEANING CLOTH

100% PURE SILICONE LUBE

NOTE: Lubing the lower half is a great practice to do at this point due to:

• Doing this before the weight stack goes on and blocks the potential "dry" part of the Guide Rods, ensures they are lubed.
• Ensures that the Weight Plates (234) internal bushing get a “break-in” lube for a quiet & longer life operation.
• Ensures the Guide Rods (223) in the unseen area has protection from future potential surface rust in the higher humidity environments.

Mechanical device with multiple vertical rods and a base-mounted mechanism, no visible text or symbols

To purchase additional lube:

https://www.bodycraft.com/product/treadlube5pk/

DECISION POINT

150 lb Weight Stack

If you are installing the 150 lb Weight Stacks, use the Stack Spacers (230).

Then use the following:

• Fourteen WEIGHT PLATES (234)
• Two RUBBER CUSHIONS (237)
- Two STACK SPACERS (230)

OPTIONAL 200 lb Weight Stack

If you are installing the OPTIONAL 200 lb Weight Stacks, DO NOT USE the Stack Spacers (230).

Then use the following:

• Nineteen WEIGHT PLATES (234)
- Two RUBBER CUSHIONS (237)

200 lb Weight Stack
NOTE: If the Stack Spacers (230) are used for the 200 lb weight stack, the Top Cables (219) & Bottom Cables (220) not to be adjusted correctly.

STEP 7e: Installation of the Stack Spacers & Rubber Cushions (F738 Parts)

With the Guide Rods (223) angled slightly, slide on the Stack Spacers (230) & Rubber Cushions (237) to the Guide Rods (223), both the right & left sides.

NOTE: If you are installing the OPTIONAL 200 lb Weight Stacks, DO NOT use the Stack Spacers (230).

NOTE: Image above shows both the 150 lb Weight Stack or the Optional 200 lb Weight Stack installation parts. DO NOT place the Stack Spacers (230) only on one side.

STEP 7f: Installation of the Weight Plates (F738 Parts)

With the Guide Rods (223) angled slightly, slide on the Weight Plates (234) one at a time onto the Guide Rods (223), both the right & left sides.

NOTE: Image above shows both the 150 lb Weight Stack or the Optional 200 lb Weight Stack installation parts. DO NOT place the Stack Spacers (23) only on one side.

NOTE: If you are installing the OPTIONAL 200 lb Weight Stacks, use all 19 Weight Plates (234) per side.

CRITICAL: Align the selector holes on the weight plates forward, toward the front of the machine, with the half moon opening facing down. Confirm back side of weight stack should have NO holes showing. See image above.

STEP 7f: Double Confirm - Weight Stacks (F738 Parts)

This is the BEST TIME to stop and look at what has been assembled at this time on the weight stacks.

Check the following:

• Are the correct Stack Spacers (230) being used ONLY for the 150 lb Weight Stacks w/ 14 plates?
• Are the Weight Plates (235) installed correctly with the selector holes facing towards front of machine?
• Are the Weight Plates (235) installed correctly with the top side being flat & smooth and the selector holes half moon down?

Stacked black weight press with two cylindrical pins, placed on carpet (no text or symbols visible)

Back side of Weight Stack with NO holes showing

NOTE: View of back side of machine where the Weight Stacks have NO holes showing.

NOTE: Image above shows both the standard 150 lb or optional 200 lb Weight Stacks installation parts. DO NOT place the Stack Spacers only on one side.

STEP 7g: Preassembly of the Selector Pin (F738 Parts)

Attach the Selector Pin w/ Lanyard (225) over the Pulley Block w/ shaft 1/2"- Assembly (211-ASM) using:

- One NUT, Hex 1/2" (269)

Recommended Tool

3/8 ALLEN WRENCH

STEP 7h: Installation of the Selector Rod (F738 Parts)

Attach the Selector Rod, 19 holes (233) into the base of the Top Plate - Assembly (226-ASM). Line up the threaded hole and attach using:

• One BOLT, Recessed Round Head 7/16" x 1-3/4" (265)
• Tighten down to Torque Specs 30 ft-lbs +/- 3 lbs.

STEP 7i: Installation of the Pulley Block (F738 Parts)

Attach the Pulley Block w/ Shaft 1/2" OD - Assembly to the Top Plate - Assembly (226-ASM) down to max 1" of threads. See image below.

STEP 7j: Installation of the Top Plate (F738 Parts)

Slide on the Top Plate - Assembly (226-ASM) to the Guide Rods (223), both the right & left sides.

CAUTION
Pinch Point
Keep hands clear of edges

STEP 7k: Installation of the Top Guide Rod Holder Plate (F738 Parts)

Loosen or take out the pre-assembled Inner Hex Screws (261). Then slide on the Top Guide Rod Holder Plate - Assembly (209-ASM) to the Guide Rods (223), both the right & left sides.

TIP: Because the Inner Hex Screws (261) are extremely small, and there are just a few threads to hold them in, it may be better to completely unscrew them and set aside for safekeeping until STEP 7m.

STEP 7I: Securing the Top Guide Rod Holder Plate
(F738 Parts)

Attach the Top Guide Rod Holder Plate - Assembly (209-ASM) to the Frame, Rear, Top w/ Pulleys (202) using:

• Four BOLTS, Umbrella Head 5/16" x 5/8" (266)
  • Two WASHERS, Spring 5/16" (272)
• Two WASHERS, Flat 5/16" (247)

STEP 7m: Securing the Guide Rods

(F738 Parts)

Secure the Guide Rod (223) to the Top Guide Rod Holder Plate - Assembly (209-ASM) both the right & left sides using:

- Four SCREWS, Inner Hex 5/16" x 3/8" (261)

STEP 7n: "Torque Time" ONLY on

STEPS 7I & 7m hardware at this time:

• SCREWS, Inner Hex 5/16" x 3/8" (261) to 2 ft-lbs +/- 1 lb.
• BOLTS, Umbrella Head 5/16" x 1-5/8" (266) to 15 ft-lbs +/- 2 lbs.

STEP 8a - 8b: Installation of the Rotating Pulley Holders on the Front, Rt & Lt (F738 Parts)

Attach the Rotating Pulley Holder, Front, Right & Left - Assemblies (224-ASM) to the Bar Catch, Right & Left - Assemblies (205-ASM, 206-ASM) using:

• Two BOLTS, Hex Head 1/2" x 3-1/4" (255)
• Two WASHERS, Flat 1/2" (271)
• Two NUTS, Nylon Thin 1/2" (270)

CAUTION
Pinch Point Keep hands clear of edges

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3/4 WRENCH

3/4 SOCKET & 6" EXTENSION

STEP LADDER or STEP PLATFORM

NOTE: Assemble Rotating Pulley Holder upward on both Left and Right Sides.

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Please Hand Tighten All Bolts Until STEP 9

Please Hand Tighten All Bolts Until STEP 9

CAUTION
Pinch Point
Keep hands clear of edges

Recommended Tools

3/4 SOCKET & 6" EXTENSION

STEP LADDER or STEP PLATFORM

STEP 8c - 8d: Installation of the Rotating

Pulley Holders on the Top Connector Frame, Rt & Lt (F738 Parts)

Attach the Rotating Pulley Holders, Top Connector Frame, Right & Left - Assemblies (216-ASM) to the Frame, Connector, Top - Assembly (203) using:

• Two BOLTS, Hex Head 1/2" x 5-3/4" (258)
• Two WASHERS, Flat 1/2" (271)
• Two NUTS, Nylon 1/2" (269)

Product Assembly - RFT PRO - STEP 9 "Torque Time"

STEP 9: "Torque Time" on Main Frame Bolts & Nuts

These recommended torque specs should be followed for correct assembly and safe operation

of this machine.

Example of being overtightened not using the recommended torque specs.

Close-up of a mechanical component with two red arrows pointing to specific features (no text or symbols visible)

https://www.wikihow.com/Use-a-Torque-Wrench#Video

Tighten to torque specs to ensure the bolts and nuts do the following:

• Securely hold the frame and keep moving parts from coming loose during operation.
• Keep from crushing the frame.
• Avoid stripping the threads on either the bolts or nuts.
• Allow moving parts to adjust freely per the designed intent.

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TORQUE WRENCH
w/ 9/16 & 3/4 SOCKETS & WRENCHES

STEP LADDER or STEP PLATFORM

NOTE: Start at the bottom then work your way up to the top.

Tighten all Bolts going through the frame to Locking Nuts, starting at the bottom and working your way up, to the recommended torque specs of 20 ft-lbs (+/- 2 lbs) on all 1/2" Bolts & Nuts.

NOTE: All 6 Bolts (#25) go directly into a tapped frame, to the torques specs of 15 ft-lbs (+/- 2 lbs).

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TIP: Using a Step Ladder takes the installer at EYE level for easier assembly of cables & pulleys.

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Metallic four-step ladder with a curved handle, no text or symbols visible

STEP LADDER

Exterior view of a four-legged metal ladder (no text or symbols visible)

STEP PLATFORM

Man in blue shirt and beige pants using a fitness exercise machine in a gym (no visible text or symbols)

TIP: Confirm the cables are riding on the pulleys and the swivel pulley frame is not too tight ie. bidding. Better to do on a STEP Ladder at EYE level.

Please Hand Tighten All Bolts Until STEP 13

Product Assembly - RFT PRO - STEP 10 - Pulley & Cable Overview

STEP 10a - 10b: Assemble the Top Cable (219) with Pulleys P1 - P6 (228).

graph TD
    A["Component 228"] --> B["P1"]
    B --> C["Component 228"]
    C --> D["P2"]
    D --> E["Component 228"]
    E --> F["P3"]
    F --> G["Component 228"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style B fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#fcc,stroke:#333
    style E fill:#cff,stroke:#333
    style F fill:#ffc,stroke:#333
    style G fill:#fcf,stroke:#333

graph TD
    A["228"] --> B["P6"]
    B --> C["P4"]
    C --> D["210"]
    D --> E["P5"]
    E --> F["228"]
    F --> G["P4"]
    G --> H["210"]
    H --> I["P5"]
    I --> J["228"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style B fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#fcc,stroke:#333
    style E fill:#cff,stroke:#333
    style F fill:#ffc,stroke:#333
    style G fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style H fill:#fcc,stroke:#333
    style I fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style J fill:#fcc,stroke:#333

STEP 10c - 10d: Assemble the Top Cable (219) with Pulleys P7 - P11 (228).

STEP 10e: Repeat STEP 10a - STEP 10d on the right side of machine using the 2nd Top Cable (219).

Hardware assembly for each pulley:

• One BOLT, Hex 3/8" x 2" (260)
- Two WASHERS 3/8" (245)
• One NUT, Nylon 3/8" (267)

Product Assembly - RFT PRO - STEP 11 - Pulley & Cable Overview

STEP 11a: Assemble the Bottom Cable (220) starting with Pulley P12 (229).

NOTE: These are the only two Pulleys (229) that are larger at 4- 12 " (114mm).

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Hardware assembly for Pulleys P12:

• One BOLT, Hex 3/8" x 2" (260)
- Two WASHERS 3/8" (245)
• One NUT, Nylon 3/8" (267)

STEP 11b - 11c: Assembly of Bottom Cable (220) with Pulleys P13 - P16 (228) to the Cable End Bolt Holder.

graph TD
    A["210"] --> B["P10"]
    B --> C["228 3-1/2" (90mm)"]
    C --> D["P14"]
    D --> E["228 3-1/2" (90mm)"]
    E --> F["P13"]
    F --> G["STEP 11b"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style B fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#fcc,stroke:#333
    style E fill:#cff,stroke:#333
    style F fill:#ffc,stroke:#333
    style G fill:#cfc,stroke:#333

STEP 11d: Repeat STEP 11a thu STEP 11c on Right Side of the machine using the 2nd Bottom Cable (220).

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STEP 12a: Cable Adjustment

Adjust cables to correct tension with less than 1/2" of play in cables. Confirm the Cable End Bolt into the Cable Bolt Holder has a MAX 1" of threads showing.

MAX 1"

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STEP 12b: Confirm the Weight Stack Top Pulley (P8) is screwed into the Top Plate with MAX 1" of the threads showing. See image on right.

MAX 1"

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STEP 12c: Confirm the Selector Rod Pin freely slides into each weight plate front hole with the Top Plate (sticker 1) resting onto 1st Weight Plate (sticker 2). NOTE: Image shown below with Weight Stack Stickers installed which will be during STEP 15.

STEP 11d: Repeat STEP 12a - STEP 12c on Right Side of the machine.

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Product Assembly - RFT PRO - STEP 13 "Torque Time"

STEP 13: "Torque Time" on all Pulleys & Cable Adjustment Hardware

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Fully tighten Bolt (225) to Nut (270) until the gap between welded tabs and the metal bushing is closed. Then loosen Nut (270) up to 14 turn until the pulley swivels freely but has almost no play. Loosen or tighten as needed for both front right & left sides & top frame pulleys.

Confirm that all the Rotating Pulley Holders (224 & 216) freely swivel.

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Tighten all Bolts securing Pulleys (P1-P16 on both right & left sides) to the recommended torque specs of 17 ft-lbs (+/- 2 lbs) on all 3/8" bolts & nuts.

NOTE: All 1/2" Nuts securing the Cable Ends & Top Weight Plate to the torques specs of 22 ft-lbs (+/- 2 lbs).

STEP 14a: Cable Accessories for the RFT - Rack Functional Trainer to use on the Pulleys and/or stored on the Hook Plate for Accessory (221-ASM) in the back, top of machine:

• Two Single Handles (227) - One Ankle Strap (232) - One Curl Bar (215)
• One Lat Bar (204) - Six Snap Hooks (236) - Two Chains (235)

Product Assembly - RFT PRO - Accessories Connections & Operations of Adjustments

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Extension chains (223) add the extra needed length to start any exercise with the given accessories. Just place the Snap Hooks on the desired chain-link location for the exact additional length needed. Then attach another end to the cable pulley end on the machine.

Snap Hooks (236) or commonly called Carabiner Clips, are locking (closure) mechanisms to allow accessories to be joined to the end of the cable for resistance going directly to the weight stack. The spring-loaded locking (closure) mechanism helps secure the accessories without coming off during the exercise. Simply press in the arm, change out the accessories desired and let the spring-loaded arm close.

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Bar Catch Assembly (205-ASM & 206-ASM) can be adjusted up or down the upright frame by pulling outward on the Pop Pin. Then while still holding the Pop Pin outward, slide the Bar Catch Assembly to desired level and release the spring loaded Pop Pin into the corresponding locking hole.

Lat Bar (204) has two snap hook holes for a secure, stable workout. The best way to store the Lat Bar when not used, is to turn the bar 180 degrees and rest the grips facing upward onto the Top Frame (so you less potential of hitting your head on the Lat Bar while using the inside Power Rack area).

Product Assembly - RFT PRO - STEP 15 - Weight Stack Stickers Installation

Recommended Conditions & Items for Installation of the Weight Stack Stickers

MINIMUM 65 DEGREES & LOW

Two white fabric or towel sheets, overlapping slightly (no text or symbols visible)

CLEAN COTTON CLOTH

RUBBING ALCOHOL

WEIGHT STACK STICKERS-SHEET (259)

IMPORTANT: Before installing the weight stack stickers, it is important to let the weight plates acclimate to room temperature.

a. Clean Top Plate (226) & Weight Plates (234) front surface with Rubbing Alcohol and a Clean Cotton Cloth.

Then wipe dry with another clean cloth or allow to completely air dry.

b. Starting from the Top Plate (226), install Weight Stack Stickers (73) for first sticker #1.

c. Continue installing Weight Stack Stickers (259) one at a time starting from the first Weight Plate (234) using sticker #2. Apply all corresponding stickers per each weight plate.

d. Once the label is carefully aligned with each weight plate (234), press each numbered sticker gently onto the correct weight plate. Only rub each sticker and not the surrounding area.

e. Perform the same procedure from a, b, c & d to opposite side.

f. DO NOT "TEST" the sticker by pulling on it at any time after installed on weight stack plates.

NOTE: Allow the adhesive to cure for a minimum of 24 hrs. Room humidity and temperature will affect the cure time.

Product Assembly - RFT PRO - Final Assembly Lube, Clean up, & Polish

STEP 16a: Lube all Four Guide Rods (223) with 100% pure Silicone Lube or Teflon PTFE Grease

ONLY apply a light layer with a clean rag.

Then do a set of reps with low weights to spread the lubricant thoroughly on the Guide Rods (223).

Repeat for both right & left sides.

100% PURE SILICONE LUBE
+

100% COTTON CLEANING CLOTH

To purchase additional

Guide Rod lube:

https://www.bodycraft.co

m/product/treadlube5pk/

TIP: Lubing the Guide Rods (223) is a great practice to do not only at setup, but also during scheduled times for preventive maintenance measures in order to:

• Ensure that the Weight Plates (234) internal bushing glide smoothly for a quiet & long life operation.
• Add protection to the Guide Rods (223) from future potential surface rust in the higher humidity environments.

Product Assembly - RFT PRO - Final Assembly Clean up, Lube & Polish

STEP 16b - 16c: Final Assembly Clean Up & Polish

STEP 16b: Remove all Assembly Stickers, i.e. Part Numbers & Right / Left Circles

• Easy to remove with fingernail or plastic scraper

• If adhesive residue is on frame:

• Use rubbing alcohol

• Then mild cleaning solution
  ○ Finishing with a dry 100% cotton cleaning cloth

STEP 16c: Frame Clean Up

• Wipe down frame with mild cleaning solution
• Dry frame with 100% cotton cleaning cloth
  • Good practice to do before first use and yearly:

○ Lightly apply an automotive grade cleaner wax
- Then follow up by wiping excesses off with 100% cotton cleaning cloth

MILD CLEANING SOLUTION

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100% COTTON CLEANING CLOTHS

• DO NOT USE ABRASIVE CLEANING SCRUBBING PADS
• DO NOT USE AMMONIA OR CITRIC CLEANERS
• DO NOT USE ANY FORM OF PAINT THINNERS

TIP ON FRAME ONLY: For extra protection from fingerprints, sweat stains or just plain dirt, apply an automotive grade cleaner wax if desired. Also makes future cleaning easier.

(Do Not Use on the Upholstery)

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Please take the following steps before using the RFT - Rack Functional Trainer:

1. Make certain all bolts are tightened securely per the Recommended Torque Specs.
2. Make certain all cables are seated into all pulley grooves. A cable rubbing against steel will peel the nylon coating, voiding warranty and resulting in a need for replacement.
3. Pre-stretch the cables. Put the Selector Pin (225) in the bottom hole on the weight stack. Pull on the cables with great force, helping remove any kinks and providing any initial cable stretch.
4. Be aware the cables can loosen and slightly stretch upon initial use.
5. The cables should be adjusted as tight as possible, but not so tight as to lift the Top Plate (226) above the weight stack. Be certain to secure the jam nuts after adjustments are made.
6. For better performance, follow the routine maintenance schedule on page 71.

Enjoy many years of a happy & healthy lifestyle.

Double Confirm Checks at this Time:

• All Bolts, Nuts and Pop-Pins are tightened
• All Safety Arms and Bar Catches move smoothly
• All Pop-Pins fully engage into the upright holes
  • Machine is fully operational!

STEP UPGRADE a: Disassembly of the Chin Bar - F730 Parts & Hardware

Take off the Chin Bar (11) from both the Frame, Top, Rt & Lt (7) & the Backing Plates (12) removing:

• Four BOLTS, Hex 1/2" x 4-1/4" (22)
  • Eight WASHERS, Flat 1/2" (27)
  • Four NUTS, Hex Lock 1/2" (26)

STEP UPGRADE b: Disassembly of the Top Frame Rear - F730 Parts & Hardware

Take off the Frame, Rear, Top (6) from the Upright, Rear, Ride (5) and Frame, Top Rt & Lt (7)

removing:

• Four BOLTS, Hex 1/2" x 2-1/2" (24)
• Four WASHERS, Flat Large 1/2" (32)
• Four WASHERS, Flat 1/2" (27)
• Four NUTS, Hex Lock 1/2" (26)

• Six BOLTS, Hex 3/8" x 1" (25)
  • Six WASHERS, Spring 3/8" (17)
• Six WASHERS, Flat 3/8" (28)

Recommended Tools

9/16 & 3/4 SOCKET w/ 6" EXTENSION

9/16 & 3/4 WRENCHES
STEP LADDER or STEP PLATFORM

STEP UPGRADE c: Disassembly of the Top Frame Rt & Lt - F730 Parts & hardware

Take off the Frame, Top, Right & Left Sides (7) from the Upright, Front (4) removing:

• Four BOLTS, Hex 1/2" x 2-1/2" (24)
  • Four WASHERS, Flat Large 1/2" (32)
  • Four WASHERS, Flat 1/2" (27)
  • Four NUTS, Hex Lock 1/2" (26)

Recommended Tools

9/16 & 3/4 VRENCHES

9/16 & 3/4 SOCKET w/ 6" EXTENSION

STEP LADDER or STEP PLATFORM

STEP UPGRADE F730 to RFT

STEP UPGRADE d: Loosen the remainder of the hardware, so during the next assembly STEPS the F738 or any other options hardware is easy to line up.

Now go directly to STEP 2c on page 21, to continue the upgrade to an RFT.

NOTE: Store the removed hardware in a safe place that will not get easily kicked or misplaced. Majority of the hardware will be used later during the assembly STEPS.

Product Assembly - RFT PRO - Routine Schedule

ROUTINE SCHEDULE	LIGHT COMMERCIAL	HOME
Clean: Upholstery.	DAILY	1 - 2 WEEKS
Inspect: Cables or Belts and their tension.	DAILY	1 - 2 WEEKS
Inspect: Links, Pull Pins, Snap Locks, Swivels, and Weight Stack Pins.	DAILY	1 - 2 WEEKS
Inspect: Accessory Bars and Handles.	WEEKLY	3 - 6 MONTHS
Inspect: All Label and Weight Stack Stickers.	WEEKLY	3 - 6 MONTHS
Inspect: All Nuts and Bolts, tighten if needed.	WEEKLY	3 - 6 MONTHS
Inspect: Anti-Skid Surface.	WEEKLY	3 - 6 MONTHS
Clean & Lubricate: Guide Rods with 100% Silicone or a Teflon based lubricant with Super Lube (a PTFE grease).	MONTHLY	3 - 6 MONTHS
Lubricate: Seat Sleeves, Bushings, Linear Bearing.	MONTHLY	3 - 6 MONTHS
Clean and Wax: All Glossy Finishes.	6 MONTHS	YEARLY
Repack with Grease: Linear Bearings.	6 MONTHS	YEARLY
Replace: Cables, Belts and Connecting Parts when showing signs of wear.	YEARLY	2 - 4 YEARS

General Inspection and Cleaning

The Frame should be wiped down with a damp cloth and dried on a daily basis. The powder coat finish should be polished with a good car wax on a yearly basis. For Vinyl Upholstery use Lanolin hand cleaner to dissolve sweat and lubricate the vinyl, maintaining its natural flexibility. DO NOT use cleaners such as Lysol or Windex as they will dry out and crack the vinyl. Sweat is corrosive and when left on the frame and components will eventually cause corrosion or rust. When performing these cleaning sessions, it is the perfect time to inspect the equipment and note any problems for the maintenance personnel to correct.

1. Check equipment to ensure it is operating properly.
2. Check the cables for loose fittings or frayed cable(s) and to ensure seating is proper on the pulleys and cams (if equipped).
3. Make sure that the proper weight stack selector pin is with each machine and that the pin functions properly.
4. If something appears loose, be sure to have it tightened immediately.
5. If a piece of equipment appears damaged or not operating properly, place the piece out-of-service immediately.

Cable Inspection

It is important to inspect the cables frequently, replace any worn out cables to prevent a sudden failure that can result in an injury. Cables are moving parts, meaning cable-wear will occur regardless of the type or size used.

1. Inspect cable ends and perform any cable tension adjustments, loosen the jam nut and thread the cable bolt in or out to give cable the proper tension. Re-tightened all jam nuts when adjustment is complete and make sure the cable bolt is threaded 1/3 into the socket of the selector stem in the top plate.

2. Check the cables as they pass over all pulley wheels. Visually inspect the cables and pulleys. A cable that is wearing will exhibit a ballooned surface that passes over the pulleys. This is an early warning sign to replace the cable(s).

Product Assembly - RFT PRO - Lubrication Maintenance

Lubrication

Bearing and linear bearing systems have advanced over the years, but they must be maintained on a regular basis if you expect them to last and perform efficiently. BODY-CRAFT uses only the highest quality bearings and linear motion components that are virtually trouble-free but they require the regular preventive maintenance to ensure long-lasting performance.

1. Bronze bushings: Recommend on a yearly basis to spray a Teflon-base lubricant (silicone-free) directly onto the shaft as it passes through these bushings. Spray a small amount onto the shaft and rotate it through its complete movement and wipe off any excess.

2. Weight stack guide rods: Use Silicone Spray lubricant and this time spray onto a rag and wipe the guide rods down with this rag on a weekly basis. DO NOT use WD-40 or other lubricants as they attract dirt and will create a mess between the weight plates and bushings.

3. Sealed bearings pivot points: As the name implies, they are protected from the outside environment and require no lubrication. During the machine wipe down, wipe the external bearing surfaces with the damp rag and dry to prevent the build up of dust and sweat.

4. Linear bearing systems (if equipped): These are precision, high load components that require regular maintenance. Dirt and corrosion are the major culprits in linear bearing failure. The hardened shafts must be wiped down monthly and lubricated with a light layer of Teflon grease. We recommend a Teflon-based (silicone-free) gel/grease for this purpose. Lack of care and maintenance will result in corrosion of the linear shaft causing the bearings to become clogged and jammed.

If you perform the maintenance procedures, you will increase the life of the machine and ultimately lower your maintenance costs with fewer replaced components and downtime.

BODYCRAFT 7699 GREEN MEADOWS DR. LEWIS CENTER, OHIO 43035

800.990.5556 [e-mail] WWW.BODYCRAFT.COM

Product Assembly - RFT PRO - Strength Cable Wear Indicators

Casing can crack or fracture under strains during use. Any crack in the casing merits cable replacement even if no wire rope is exposed. This cable needs to be replaced as soon as possible.

Inspect casing to ensure wire rope is not tearing, twisting, or binding within and coil causing bulge to appear. Cable should retain same outside diameter throughout.

This cable needs to be replaced as soon as possible.

Any exposed wire rope protruding through the casing or at either end, has lost its structural integrity. Section of cable is compressed and will not retain its shape (outside diameter).

STOP USING THE MACHINE: This cable needs to be replaced immediately.

Cable has a kink and prohibits cable from lying straight. Wire rope may be unraveling beneath the casing, causing a compromise of its structural integrity.

STOP USING THE MACHINE: This cable needs to be replaced immediately.

Watch for component end of cable to pull away from cable assembly and look for exposed wire rope.

STOP USING THE MACHINE: This cable needs to be replaced immediately.

Detailed Parts List - F738 PRO 1 of 2

Part # Detailed	Parts list QTY
F738-201 Frame	Rear, Bottom w/ Serial # 1
F738-202 Frame	Rear, Top w/ Pulleys 1
F738-203 Frame	Connector, Top 1
F738-204 Lat Bar 1
F738-205 Pulley	Height Adjuster w/ Bar Catch, Right 1
F738-206 Pulley	Height Adjuster, w/ Bar Catch, Left 1
F738-207 Frame	Connector, Rear, Top, Right 1
F738-208 Frame	Connector, Rear, Top, Left 1
F738-209	Top Guide Rod Top Holder Plate	2
F738-210 Double Pulley Block		2
F738-211	Pulley Block, w/ Threaded Shaft 1/2" OD	2
F738-212 Pulley	Connector Plate, Bottom, Right	1
F738-213 Pulley	Connector Plate, Bottom, Left	1
F738-214 Pulley	Connector Plate, Top, Right & Left	2
F738-215 Curl Bar		1
F738-216	Rotating Pulley Holder, Top Connector Frame, Right & Left	2
F738-217 Rotating Pulley Holder, Bottom Frame, Right		1
F738-218 Rotating Pulley Holder, Bottom Frame, Left		1
F738-219 Cable	Top - 7,200mm (283-1/2")	2
F738-220 Cable	Bottom - 5,870mm (231-1/8")	2
F738-221 Hook	Plate for Accessories	1
F738-222 Link Plate		1
F738-223 Guide	Rod, 1" OD x 77-3/4" L - for Weight Stacks	4
F738-224 Rotating Pulley Holder, Front, Rt & Lt		2
F738-225 Selector Pin w/ Lanyard		2
F738-226 Top Plate		2
F738-227 Single Handle, Blue Ends w/ Rubber Grip Center		2
F738-228 Pulley, 90mm (3.5") x δ26		30
F738-229 Pulley, 114mm (4.5") x δ26		2
F738-230 Stack	Spacer for 150lb stacks ONLY	4
F738-231 Pop-Pin, Blue, Alum, 45mm L		2
F738-232 Leg Strap		1
F738-233 Selector Rod, 19 Holes		2
F738-234 Weight Plate, 10lbs (4.5kg)		38
F738-235 Chain, 19" L		2
F738-236 Snap Hook		6
F738-237 Rubber Cushion		4
F738-238 Guide	Rod Holder, Plastic	4
F738-239 Guide	Sleeve, Top Plate	4

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Detailed Parts List - F738 PRO 2 of 2

Part # Detailed	Parts list QTY
F738-240 Bar Catch Cover, Blue Rubber 2
F738-242 Bushing, Brass, φ12.7 * φ16 * φ22, (1/2" ID) 12
F738-243 Foot Pad, Rubber 2
F738-244 Stopper 2
F738-245 Washer 3/8" - BLACK 64
F738-246 Washer, Large 1/2" - BLACK 42
F738-247 Washer 5/16" - BLACK 8
F738-248 Cushion, for Turn Pulleys Rt & Lt 2
F738-249 Rubber Cover for Turn Pulley Stoppers	2
F738-250 Rubber Cover for Hook Plate	5
F738-251 Plug, Rectangular, 40mm x 80mm	4
F738-252 Inner Sliding Sleeve, Rectangular, on Safety Arm	4
F738-253 Plug, Round, φ22mm	2
F738-254 Bolt, Hex Head 1/2" x 2-3/4" - BLACK	12
F738-255 Bolt, Hex Head 1/2" x 3-1/4" - BLACK	2
F738-256 Bolt, Hex Head 1/2" x 4" - BLACK	2
F738-257 Bolt, Hex Head 1/2" x 4-1/4" - BLACK	9
F738-258 Bolt, Hex Head 1/2" x 5-3/4" - BLACK	2
F738-259 Sticker, Weight Stack 1 - 20	2
F738-260 Bolt, Hex 3/8" x 2" - BLACK	32
F738-261 Screw, Inner Hex 5/16" x 3/8" - BLACK	4
F738-262 Screw, Recessed Flat Head M6 x 12 - BLK	8
F738-263 Bolt, Recessed Flat Head 5/16" x 7/8" - BLK	4
F738-264 Bolt, Recessed Flat Head 5/16" x 3/4" - BLK	2
F738-265 Bolt, Recessed Round Head 7/16" x 1-3/4" - BLK	2
F738-266 Bolt, Umbrella Head 5/16" x 5/8" - BLACK	4
F738-267 Nut, Nylon Lock 3/8" - BLACK	32
F738-268 Nut, Nylon Lock 1/2" - BLACK	27
F738-269 Nut 1/2" - BLACK	2
F738-270 Nut, Nylon Lock, Thin 1/2" - BLACK	2
F738-271 Washer 1/2" - BLACK 10
F738-272 Washer, Spring 5/16" - BLACK	4
F738-273 Washer, Spring 1/2" - BLACK	2
F738-274 Allen Wrench 3/8"	1
F738-275 Allen Wrench 3/16"	1
F738-276 Silicone Lube Bottle - for Guide Rods	1
F738-277 Warning Label - Pinch Point, Vertical	2
F738-278 Label - Serial Number	1
F738-279 RFT Poster	1

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graph TD
    subgraph Top
        A["Frame, Connector, Top"] --> B["Upgraded Nuts for the Chin Bar"]
        B --> C["Weight Stack, Left Side"]
        C --> D["F738 Back View"]
        D --> E["Frame, Rear, Bottom"]
    end

    subgraph Right Side
        F["Frame, Rear, Top"] --> G["Upgraded Nuts for the Chin Bar"]
        G --> H["Weight Stack, Right Side"]
        H --> I["Frame, Rear, Bottom"]
    end

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Red dotted ( large ): Structural parts assembled direction. Red dotted ( med ): Sub-parts assembled direction.

Blue dotted lines ( small ): Hardware assembled direction.

Green circles (O): Pulley locations with similar hardware

Orange lines (med): Cables normally will be black, but in orange to easily view from other parts.

Detailed Parts Exploded View - F738 PRO 2 of 2

graph TD
    A["F738, Front View"] --> B["Double Pulley Block, Right Side"]
    A --> C["Pulley Connector Plate, Top, Right Side"]
    A --> D["Pulley Height Adjuster, Right Side"]
    A --> E["Pulley Connector Plate, Bottom, Right Side"]
    A --> F["Cable, Top - Rt & Lt Sides 7,200 mm (283-1/2')"]
    A --> G["Rear Frame Top Connector, Right Side"]
    A --> H["Rear Frame Top Connector, Left Side"]
    A --> I["Pulley Connector Plate, Top, Right Side"]
    A --> J["Pulley Height Adjuster, Left Side"]
    A --> K["Cable, Bottom - Rt & Lt Sides 5,870 mm (231-1/8')"]
    A --> L["Accessories"]

Hardware is exactly the same for each pulley P on both right & left sides:

Vertical Assembly

• One BOLT, Hex 3/8" x 2" (260)
• Two WASHERS 3/8" (245)
• One NUT, Nylon 3/8" (267)

NOTE: Hardware not shown in the larger exploded views due to making the viewing area more manageable.

Horizontal Assembly

View Keys

Red dotted ( large ): Structural parts assembled direction.

Red dotted (med): Sub-parts assembled direction.

Blue dotted lines (small): Hardware assembled direction.

Green circles (O): Pulley locations with similar hardware

Orange lines (med): Cables normally will be black, but in orange to easily view from other parts.

Part # Detailed Parts list QTY
F730-001 Frame, Bottom, Rear 1
F730-002 Frame, Bottom, Left 1
F730-003 Frame, Bottom, Right w/ Serial # 1
F730-004 Upright, Front, 78 1/2" (1,992mm), Longer 2
F730-005 Upright, Rear, 76 3/4" (1,951mm), Shorter 2
F730-006 Frame, Top, Rear 1
F730-007 Frame, Top, R & L 2
F730-008 Screw, Hex Recessed Countersunk Head M5 x 8mm L 16
F730-009-R Safety Arm, Adjustable, Right 1
F730-009-L Safety Arm, Adjustable, Left
F730-010-R Bar Catch Adjuster, Right
F730-010-L	Bar Catch Adjuster, Left	1
F730-011	Chin Bar	1
F730-012 Backing Plate
F730-013 Pop Pin, Blue, Alum, 45mm L
F730-014 Rectangular Plug, 45mm x 75mm
F730-015 Inner Sleeve, Round, in Olympic Bar Holder
F730-016 Inner Sliding Sleeve, Rectangular
F730-017 Washer, Spring 3/8" - BLACK 6
F730-018 Foot Pad, Rubber

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Part # Detailed Parts list QTY
F730-019 Bar Catch	Cover, Blue Rubber 2
F730-020 UHMW Protective Guard, Short, on Bar Catch Adjuster 4
F730-021 UHMW Protective Guard, Long, on Bar Catch Adjuster 2
F730-022 Bolt, Hex	1/2" x 4-1/4" - BLACK 8
F730-023 Bolt, Hex	1/2" x 4" - BLACK 8
F730-024 Bolt, Hex	1/2" x 2-1/2" - BLACK 8
F730-025 Bolt, Hex	3/8" x 1" - BLACK 6
F730-026 Nut, Nylon Lock 1/2" - BLACK 24
F730-027 Washer, Flat 1/2" - BLACK 32
F730-028 Washer, Flat 3/8" - BLACK 6
F730-029 Washer, Flat 5/16" - BLACK 4
F730-030 Screw, Hex Recessed Flat Head M6 x 12mm - BLACK 16
F730-031 Screw, Hex Recessed Flat Head 5/16" x 7/8" - BLACK 4
F730-032 Washer, Flat Large 1/2" - BLACK 16
F730-033 Warning Label - Master Rules and Precautions 1
F730-034 Warning Label - Pinch Point, Vertical 2
F730-035 Label - Serial Number 1
F730-036 Warning Label - Safety Spotters 2
F730-037 Warning Label - Max Weight Rating 2
F730-038 Warning Label - California Proposition 65 1
F730-039 Label - Maintenance Schedule 1

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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
This check-out will be followed before any war starts to appear. Possible work is signs of war or damage. So not use machine until please need!
A-TOO	A-TOMO	SHINJME-34
Balance	BAL	BAL	BAL
Wage down and don. Clean and condition.
Balance, Note & Fasteners Visually check it and security & tighter 3 milled Tighters per Torque Special (Same, Anically if needed)
Cable	BAL	BAL	BAL
Visually check for any annual bonds, linking trying policy/coverer warts coming time. Adjusted cable tension and ghar the looking nut at weight stock.
Double Rods & Suit Dresses.
Clean & Lubricate / bridge Sludge or Fiber box.
Linear Rods	BAL	BAL	BAL
Clean & Lubricate with fuel (FIRE) grease.
Tightening Knife	BAL	BAL	BAL
Looking Pine	BAL	BAL	BAL
Weight Stack Pine	BAL	BAL	BAL
Poor Pine / Springes Clean after functionality.
Warning Labels	BAL	BAL	BAL
Air-Side Surfaces	BAL	BAL	BAL
Hand Grains & Deferrals	BAL	BAL	BAL
Inspect all above items for water and cleaning.
Frame & Chrome Clean and dry.
Clean and mix.
Additional information, help by step provisions, and more detailed instructions. Time to the matches Checkers & Barriers sampled by the Customer Support.
800-900-5555

Detailed Parts - Exploded View - F730 PRO Power Rack

View Keys

Red dotted (large): Structural parts assembled direction.

Red dotted (med): Sub-parts assembled direction.

Blue dotted lines (small): Hardware assembled direction.

NOTE: Parts are not to scale

Required Information BEFORE Initiating a Service Case

The following information is needed to help expedite troubleshooting and to ensure the correct part(s) are sent if needed for a repair:

1) What product / model # do you have?
2) Unit serial number?
3) Installed by a dealer or direct sale?
4) Date of installation?
5) Date of service issue?
7) Has the software been updated?
8) What part(s) are being requested?

6) Complaint or problem, including any Error Codes?

9) Any picture or video will help with troubleshooting or exact part(s) needed.

Product Warranty - Strength

VALID FOR USA AND CANADA ONLY

(Please consult with your local distributor for warranty info specific to your region).

BODYCRAFT warrants its products to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for the time stated below to the original purchaser.

Register your product within 30 days of purchase at www.bodycraft.com or call 800-990-5556

This warranty is valid only in accordance with the following conditions:

The warranty begins on the original purchase date at retail and ends when the original owner disposes of it, either through sale, gift, or otherwise. This warranty is not transferable and is only valid to the original purchaser.

This warranty is available only for purchases made within and the original purchaser currently residing in the USA and Canada. Please consult with your local distributor for warranty information specific to your region. The product must have been registered within 30 days of the original purchase date or supply proof of purchase to validate warranty (original sales invoice).

This warranty does not extend to any losses or damages due to accident, misuse, abuse, neglect, negligence, unauthorized modification or alteration, use beyond rated capacity, unsuitable power sources or environmental conditions, water, tampering, cosmetic damages, or improper installation, handling, repair, maintenance, or application, or lack of proper maintenance.

If the item exhibits such a defect, BODYCRAFT will, at its option, repair or replace it without cost for parts. Shipping and handling charges may apply. (BODYCRAFT may require return of the part(s) or photographic evidence of the damaged part(s) prior to replacement.) Serial number is required.

Parts repaired or replaced will be warranted for the remainder of the original warranty period only.

Residential Warranty for Strength Equipment:

Frame: Lifetime, Parts: Lifetime

Commercial Warranty for Strength Equipment:

Frame: 10 years, Parts: 2 years

This warranty excludes the following:

1. The warranty does not cover normal maintenance or labor charges unless labor terms are listed above.
2. Normal cosmetic wear on parts such as paint, seat coverings, foot rails, labels and logos.
3. Any accessories not included in the original packaging.
4. Warranty does not cover normal wear and tear.

* This warranty is in lieu of all warranties, expressed or implied, and/or all other obligations or liabilities on our part, and we neither assume nor authorize any person to assume for us any other obligation or liability in connection with the sale of your BODYCRAFT product. Under no circumstances shall we be liable by virtue of this warranty or otherwise for damage to any person or property whatsoever for any special, indirect, incidental, secondary or consequential damage of any nature whatsoever arising out of the use or inability to use the BODYCRAFT product.

Register your product's warranty at www.bodycraft.com/product-registration.html

Warranty Registration - Strength

Thank you for purchasing a BODYCRAFT product. To validate the product warranty the fast and easy way, please go on-line now to https://www.bodycraft.com/product-registration.html and register your product. The information you provide will never be distributed to any other individuals or agencies for any purpose. If you prefer to mail your warranty card, have the owner of the product complete the information below and return it to BODYCRAFT within 30 days from the date of equipment installation.

Please Note: Failure to register this product will result in no servicing or authorization of parts to be shipped.

To mail your warranty information, please fill in the information below and mail to: Service Dept., BODYCRAFT, 7699 Green Meadows Dr. Lewis Center, Ohio 43035 (or save postage and register online at https://www.bodycraft.com/product-registration.html)

WARRANTY REGISTRATION

PLEASE PROVIDE BOTH SERIAL NUMBERS BELOW. REQUIRED FOR WARRANTY REGISTRATION:

BASE UNIT SERIAL NUMBER:

OPTIONS SERIAL NUMBER:

Model Type: ____

Date of Purchase ____

Your Company Name____

Contact First Name

Contact Last Name

Address

City State ZIP

Email Address____Website____

Phone____Fax____

1. Where did you first learn about BODYCRAFT?

a. Dealer	b. Website
c. Advertisement	d. Referral
e. Current Customer	f. Other

1. Why did you purchase a BODYCRAFT product?

a. Design/Appearance	b. Dealer Suggestion
c. Price/Value	d. Quality Construction
e. Performance	f. BODYCRAFT Reputation
g. Other:

1. Please indicate your type of facility:

a. Apartment/Condo b. Corporate Fitness Center
c. Municipality d. Health Club/Gym/Spa
e. Hotel/Resort f. Military Base
g. Student Rec Center h. Home

1. What other types of equipment does your company or home currently own?

a. Treadmill	Brand
b. Elliptical	Brand
c. Bike/Indoor Cycle	Brand
d. Free Weights/Gym	Brand

1. How many people use your facility on a daily basis?

a. <25c. 76-150

b. 25-75d. 150+

1. Do you plan to purchase more fitness equipment in the next 6-12 months?

____Yes ____No

1. If you answered "yes" to question 6, what type do you plan to purchase?

a. Treadmill	b. Elliptical
c. Bike/Indoor Cycle	d. Free Weights
e. Gym	f. Other

1. Would you recommend BODYCRAFT to other club or home owners?
   ____Yes ____No
2. You are a valued BODYCRAFT customer and your suggestions allow us to continually improve your experience. Is there anything else you would like us to know? Please explain:

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