For sale is a lightly used PreCor EFX576i Elliptical machine that has seen little use, is in fine working condition and is gym quality.
This elliptical runs quietly, with silky smoothness. This model is one that can be found in many commercial gyms, meaning that it likely will far outlast the next owner and owners beyond that. It was lightly used for the last 2 years by my wife, who is 120 lbs.
What makes this Elliptical trainer so versatile is the fact that the electrical system is powered by a generator that kicks in with your first step. Seamless operation. Not having to run a power cord across your living room floor is a big advantage for this machine.
If you Google "fair price of a PreCor EFX576i elliptical," you will find that the price range for a pre-owned machine is between $500 and $1,500.
I am trying to sell this elliptical quickly because I want to focus more on strength training in my garage (I hate waiting in lines for weight machines, bars and dumbbells), and use my gym membership for cardio exclusively.
I'm selling this elliptical at a very low price because quite simply, it is a beast to move.
The new owner likely will be one who is resourceful and motivated to plan the transport of this machine, one who values top-quality items but refuses to pay retail for them.
Note: Unless you own a Heavy Duty Ford F250, you'll need to rent a U-haul container truck and hire laborers (also at U-haul) to move this machine. If you're a football linebacker, then even better; you or one of your friends likely has a very big truck, and you can buy a couple of extra-large pizzas for your moving crew! But don't think that a Ford F150 or Tundra will do the trick. This is a large and very heavy machine, meaning you'll need a large truck and several buddies to safely move it.
Outside measurement for moving this elliptical is 80" long X 66" high X 29" wide .
My biased opinion: get a U-haul container truck and bring at least 3 big buddies to help you move it.
Additional Note: this elliptical works and feels like new, but it is missing a leveling bolt that fell off the frame but is easily replaceable. In place of the original leveling bolt, I used a piece of wood and it worked perfectly.
For $140 and a gym quality machine, you can deal with a missing bolt.