And there it is…you want to take legal action because the gym won’t purchase a piece of equipment just for you.
What started out as you implying (IMO) that this was all about that parking lot incident, then turned into you not having access to a particular machine and has now morphed into them not having a specific handicapped accessible machine. Is there some reason you couldn’t have mentioned, right in your OP, that the letter you sent to the DOJ, was because you wanted the gym to buy a lat-pulldown machine that works with wheelchairs.
Funny how it took us 58 posts to get you to spit that out. I believe I commented on that earlier.
So, does every gym in the US need to duplicate each piece of equipment with a handicap version? In theory, if you were to win this, they would.