I saw this video online:
http://www.smugmug.com/gallery/4510586_ ... 7148_SkkLJ
Using a Model A ergometer. It uses wheels designed to move an ergometer around easily, utilized to make it move when rowed.
My Model B got wheels (from Home Depot, $2.50 each) screwed onto to 2 x 4's & held on the ergometer feet with U-bolts. I can't load pictures, too large a file. Very easy, and makes a freely wheeling erg. For $20.00 or so, it might be a worthy investment for the lower back. I've so far found that one bungee cord on the back of the machine keeps it corralled.
Poor man's dynamic ergometer
Maintenance, accessories, operation. Anything to do with making your erg work.
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