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Items weighing 149 lb or less ship by ground parcel rather than freight.
Your equipment is palletized and protected. The freight carrier schedules delivery, then uses a liftgate to lower it to your curb or driveway. Moving it inside and unpacking it are up to you.
When selected and available for your address, the delivery team brings the equipment into the room, assembles and tests it, then removes the packaging.
For commercial builds and multi-pallet orders, a dedicated trailer keeps the full order together in one delivery. We confirm the unloading plan before the truck ships.
Change your mind within 30 days of delivery and you can return the machine or exchange it for a different size, color or configuration.
Return shipping is the customer's responsibility and a 15% restocking fee applies to preference returns and exchanges. Freight items must go back packaged to the same standard they arrived in. We will tell you exactly what that means before anything is collected.
Anything that arrives damaged or fails under warranty is handled separately and carries no restocking fee. Full terms are in our Returns, Exchange & Refund Policy.
Coverage and accessories have to go on the same booking as the machine. Add them here and they travel together.
Rebuilt in our Jarrell, TX shop
Every machine we sell as remanufactured goes through the same process, whatever the brand or the price. Not a wipe-down and a price tag.
Assessed frame to console, then taken apart and checked part by part. Nothing gets judged from the outside.
Belts, cables, bearings, bushings, grips and safety-critical hardware are replaced as standard, whether or not they still have life in them.
Electronics bench-tested, frames and welds checked, panels refinished, then reassembled to the manufacturer's specification.
A full operational cycle under load before it ships. Anything that fails the final check goes back through service, not onto a truck.
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A Precor Discovery Series Plate Loaded Calf Raise from the same series, photographed mid-remanufacture in our Texas shop. This model goes through the same process.
This photo shows a Precor Discovery Series Plate Loaded Calf Raise, not this exact model. Every machine we sell goes through the same process.
See the full remanufacturing processCommercial-grade equipment, inspected and supported by warranty.
The Precor Discovery Series Plate Loaded Incline Press delivers plate-loaded incline pressing with a precision angled press arm, adjustable seat height, advanced bearings, integrated storage horns, and heavy-duty Discovery commercial steel - 450 lb machine, Olympic plates not included, 43"×67" footprint. The incline press angle is the training specification that distinguishes this machine from the Discovery Plate Loaded Chest Press: the inclined pressing surface shifts the primary loading from the mid-sternum pectoralis (flat press) to the clavicular head of the pectoralis major and the anterior deltoids. The upper pectoral fibers run diagonally from the clavicle to the humerus - a flat press path does not fully recruit them because the line of force runs at the wrong angle relative to those fibers; an incline press aligns the press direction with their fiber orientation, producing greater activation of the upper chest that flat pressing cannot replicate regardless of load. This makes the plate-loaded incline press the machine for users whose upper chest development is lagging behind their mid-chest - a common asymmetry in people whose primary pressing has been flat bench or flat selectorized chest press. Plate-loaded resistance provides unlimited progressive loading above any selectorized stack ceiling, appropriate for the incline press where a 200 to 240 lb selectorized limit is often reached by intermediate to advanced users on a movement that the upper pec and anterior delt can absorb more than that. Precision angled press arm and advanced bearings produce smooth guided movement. Adjustable seat height positions the shoulder correctly relative to the press arm pivot for users of different torso lengths.
Integrated storage horns for on-machine plate organization. 450 lb Precor Discovery commercial incline press frame, 43"×67" footprint. Weight plates not included. Remanufactured.
Primary muscles targeted
Secondary muscles
Key features
Specifications
1. What are the exact dimensions and footprint of this incline press?
The machine measures 43 inches front to back, 67 inches wide, and 70 inches high, with a 20 square foot footprint. You may want to allow extra clearance for movement and loading plates.
2. What type of resistance does this machine use, and are weight plates included?
This is a plate-loaded incline press, so you use your own Olympic weight plates for resistance. Weight plates are not included with purchase.
3. Which muscles does this incline press target compared to a flat chest press?
It primarily targets the upper pectoralis major (clavicular head) and anterior deltoids, with secondary emphasis on the triceps and core. The incline angle activates upper chest fibers more than a flat press can.
4. How does this incline press differ from the Precor Discovery Plate Loaded Chest Press?
This model has an inclined pressing surface that shifts loading to the upper chest and shoulders, while the flat chest press targets the mid-sternum pectorals. The incline design is ideal for users focusing on upper chest development.
5. What is the condition of this machine and what should I expect?
This incline press is remanufactured, meaning it was fully disassembled, cleaned, repaired, and tested in our Texas shop. Cosmetic marks from previous use may remain, but all parts are quality checked and certified.
6. What warranty and delivery options are available for this machine?
Remanufactured equipment includes a 1-year parts and labor warranty from delivery. Delivery options include curbside or inside assembly, with details and shipping costs shown at checkout.
30-Day Returns & Exchanges
Buy with confidence. Every Build A Gym order includes a 30-day window to return or exchange, whether you want a different size, color or configuration. Return shipping is the customer's responsibility and a 15% restocking fee applies to preference returns; warranty and damage claims carry no restocking fee. Full details in our Returns, Exchange & Refund Policy.
The Precor Discovery Series Plate Loaded Incline Press delivers plate-loaded incline pressing with a precision angled press arm, adjustable seat height, advanced bearings, integrated storage horns, and heavy-duty Discovery commercial steel - 450 lb machine, Olympic plates not included, 43"×67" footprint. The incline press angle is the training specification that distinguishes this machine from the Discovery Plate Loaded Chest Press: the inclined pressing surface shifts the primary loading from the mid-sternum pectoralis (flat press) to the clavicular head of the pectoralis major and the anterior deltoids. The upper pectoral fibers run diagonally from the clavicle to the humerus - a flat press path does not fully recruit them because the line of force runs at the wrong angle relative to those fibers; an incline press aligns the press direction with their fiber orientation, producing greater activation of the upper chest that flat pressing cannot replicate regardless of load. This makes the plate-loaded incline press the machine for users whose upper chest development is lagging behind their mid-chest - a common asymmetry in people whose primary pressing has been flat bench or flat selectorized chest press. Plate-loaded resistance provides unlimited progressive loading above any selectorized stack ceiling, appropriate for the incline press where a 200 to 240 lb selectorized limit is often reached by intermediate to advanced users on a movement that the upper pec and anterior delt can absorb more than that. Precision angled press arm and advanced bearings produce smooth guided movement. Adjustable seat height positions the shoulder correctly relative to the press arm pivot for users of different torso lengths.
Integrated storage horns for on-machine plate organization. 450 lb Precor Discovery commercial incline press frame, 43"×67" footprint. Weight plates not included. Remanufactured.
Primary muscles targeted
Secondary muscles
Key features
Specifications
1. What are the exact dimensions and footprint of this incline press?
The machine measures 43 inches front to back, 67 inches wide, and 70 inches high, with a 20 square foot footprint. You may want to allow extra clearance for movement and loading plates.
2. What type of resistance does this machine use, and are weight plates included?
This is a plate-loaded incline press, so you use your own Olympic weight plates for resistance. Weight plates are not included with purchase.
3. Which muscles does this incline press target compared to a flat chest press?
It primarily targets the upper pectoralis major (clavicular head) and anterior deltoids, with secondary emphasis on the triceps and core. The incline angle activates upper chest fibers more than a flat press can.
4. How does this incline press differ from the Precor Discovery Plate Loaded Chest Press?
This model has an inclined pressing surface that shifts loading to the upper chest and shoulders, while the flat chest press targets the mid-sternum pectorals. The incline design is ideal for users focusing on upper chest development.
5. What is the condition of this machine and what should I expect?
This incline press is remanufactured, meaning it was fully disassembled, cleaned, repaired, and tested in our Texas shop. Cosmetic marks from previous use may remain, but all parts are quality checked and certified.
6. What warranty and delivery options are available for this machine?
Remanufactured equipment includes a 1-year parts and labor warranty from delivery. Delivery options include curbside or inside assembly, with details and shipping costs shown at checkout.
30-Day Returns & Exchanges
Buy with confidence. Every Build A Gym order includes a 30-day window to return or exchange, whether you want a different size, color or configuration. Return shipping is the customer's responsibility and a 15% restocking fee applies to preference returns; warranty and damage claims carry no restocking fee. Full details in our Returns, Exchange & Refund Policy.
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