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Question: Does this work with 1" or Olympic style plates?
Document: I am about 5'8&#34; and this works well for me, but I can tell that taller people, maybe over 6'2&#34; might have some issues. Two negatives were that the AB crunch portion, really does not work well. There is not enough range of motion as some of the other reviewers have stated.That is minor for me, since I did not buy it for that purpose.
If you are taller than 5'10&#34; you may not want to buy this machine if you are real serious about full range of motion. My range is definitely limited somewhat by the small stature of the machine. On the other hand, I did want an inexpensive piece so I would say that overall I am satisfied with the purchase.Dont forget the olympic sleeves if you use olympic weights. No need for 14&#34; adapters. 8&#34; adapters will do you fine.
The product itself is mostly excellent. Everything works smoothly and is fine for a home gym and should last a long time. When doing the exercises everything feels pretty natural. I also do like the ability to store some weight plates on the lower part of the machine.
Perhaps a small issue to some, but I thought it was a big deal since I did not want to order something on line and then not have it fit in the space I had.-Finally, as noted above, it has a storage bar on the bottom back frame rail to place the weight plates on when not in use.
Only a diagram, referencing only the major parts. At many times, it seemed like several pieces were missing. After several hours of guess work, a few beers, and a trip to Sears for some metric-size wrenches, my Straight-A husband got it assembled. Correctly? There is no way to be sure.Guess work is the bottom line. Unless you're an architect or an engineer, you may need to factor professional help into the purchase price.
It would take hours to disassemble and repackage it in order to send it back. This is not a "commercial quality" machine, but should work fine for a home owner. It should be durable if not abused. If you learn how to make this machine work for you, by using different lengths of chain for various exercises, you can use it effectively. I'm going to buy a seperate tricept pushdown bar, and add a specific length of chain to it, to use exlusively for tricept pushdowns.
I needed a lat pulldown machine that would also allow me to do various rowing exercises yet was compact enough to fit in my home gym. While I was not looking for pro gym quality, I did want something very well built as I work out six days a week religiously. With respect to this machine, I needed something that would stand up to regular use twice per week. While I have only had the machine for a week now I can tell that it is exactly what I was looking for.
I was really looking forward to this piece of equipment. It was a Valentines gift from my husband. After the first two orders were canceled by the sellers - out of stock - it finally became available. It eventually arrived, undamaged, unlike the experience reported by many other commenters.This is a nice piece of equipment. Many exercise options. Small enough to fit between your benchpress and treadmill. Solid construction. Compatible with my existing stock of plates.Assembly was rather un-enjoyable.
You can't install all the pulleys and then feed the cables last. You need to feed the cables and install the pulleys as you go along.My impressions are as follows:Pluses: For the low price you get a lat pull down machine without a weight stack that can perform several exercises: lat pull downs, tricept pushdowns, arm curls, front shoulder raise, and abdominal crunches. The seat can be set low enough that I (5'10") can get a full stretch doing front lat pull downs.
You can do seated crunches, but the range of motion is limited. The smoothness of operation is acceptable. The machine feels solid but is fairly light. One should consider fastening it to the floor for maximum stablity. When assembling the pulleys, don't overtighten the fasteners or the pulleys will start to drag.Negatives:  The product arrived damaged. The metal ears for one of the pulleys were bent. I considered sending the unit back, but decided to straighten the ears myself - it worked.
Answer: yes