What is the cost for 2 hydraulic cylinders for Kettler Favorita rowing machine 7978-900

The rower has been pulled off of my kettler isis magnetic rower. i have opened it up and cannot work out how to put reattach the line. can anyone help or send me a link to show me how to do this??

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The rower keeps going slack. i wind it back up and after about 3-5 rows it clicks and goes slack again. any suggestions??

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Hi Tim,

You should be able to find a parts order form from the Kettler website. I took the liberty of finding the link for you; http://www.kettlerusa.com/page6.html.

from that link you are going to need to get your manual out and track down the specific part number so that you can order it via the order form. With specialized equipment like rowing machines and such it is a smart idea to order direct from the manufacturer because you are sure of getting the right part and in the process extending the life of your machine indefinatley.

Hope this helps you!

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extend the line to its max required length while you are sitting on the machine { as using } then get someone else to adjust the slack on the line and make it taught , the adjustment should be a bolt and nut type located on the main wheel . do not adjust the line from the seat as this may dislodge the seat . happy rowing

http://www.kettler.at/fileadmin/user_upload/Homepage/Service/Montageanleitungen/KETTLER-Kadett_7977-900.pdf
Try this address. there is usually manuals at the company homepage.

yeah there is usually the the size and price and how realistic the rowing action is, but they all work the same areas and burn lots of caories, its just depends how realistic a row you want, how much money you have to buy one and how big your workout space is to put the thing