Marcy Smith Cage Machine with Workout Bench and Weight Bar Home Gym Equipment SM-4008
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Style: Gray/Brown
Features
- Full Body Fitness: Full body workout machine features an innovative structure, combining arm and leg stations for strengthening a variety of muscle groups
- Durable Tonal Gym Construction: All in one home gym made of heavy-duty steel frame reinforced with a powder-coated finish; Aircraft cables rated at 2,000-pound tensile strength
- Versatile Workout Machine Training: Home gym system includes the bottom pulley and dual-function leg developer with a pivot point that aligns with knee joints to target hamstrings, quads, and glutes
- Adjustable Weight Machine Features: Removable utility bench can be adjusted to different positions; Press bar has adjustable safety stops and bar catches
- Workout Station Includes: Cable system, pull-up bars, cross pulleys, shiver bar, ankle strap, link chains, 2 handles, and V bar with an upper pulley cable crossover
Brand: MARCY
Color: Black/White
Product Dimensions: 68.25"D x 26"W x 45.5"H
Tension Level: 2000 pounds
Handle Type: Fixed, V Type
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 2000 Pounds
UPC: 096362995276
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 84.5 x 19 x 17.5 inches
Package Weight: 331.65 Pounds
Brand Name: MARCY
Manufacturer: Marcy Fitness
Part Number: 84823
Style: Gray/Brown
Date First Available: November 29, 2017
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Style: Cage Machine
Bought for $630 eligible for Amazon Prime. Let's be honest, complete home gyms with Smith Machines and Crossover Cables don't come cheap. They range from $600 (this one) up to $2500. If you're looking at this one, you're scraping the bottom of the barrel, you're extremely price sensitive, and wondering if a Marcy is as good quality as a Body Solid. Shipping: I see a lot of other reviews complaining about shipping. It comes in 3 boxes. One of them was handled perfectly, delivery guy came in with a hand truck and put it in the house where I wanted it. The other two boxes were in very rough shape. One of them had burst open and the side of the box was flapping as I dragged it into the house. The contents were jostling about inside, and I wasn't sure if I had all the pieces. Generally a less-than-ideal experience. I started to file a claim online, but they asked if any pieces were missing and I couldn't inventory without opening them all up, so I went ahead and unboxed all of it. It turns out that I did have all the pieces, but some of the hardware were scattered in the boxes instead of cellophane wrapped (and numbered) to the cardboard. Assembly: Definitely definitely do the cups idea! I put all my hardware in solo cups and sharpied the number on them. It would have been a nightmare without doing that. Some people here have said 8 hours, others 13. I took my time and it was probably 12 hours all total including unboxing, separating, parts, laying them out, throwing away plastic and cardboard, labeling cups, etc. Directions are a bit skiddish and hard to read sometimes. After a few hours you get to understanding their philosophy behind bolted joints and it becomes easier. A few issues came up. On one of the supports, a beam was supposed to fit inside another. The hole was warped, so I had to use a dremel grinding bit to modify the shape of the hole for it to fit. Not a big deal, took 10 minutes to fix, but just be aware. Another hole had metal sticking up from where the hole was drilled and the metal prevented a beam from inserting into another. I had to dremel that as well. Other than that, assembly went well. In some parts it says Two People Recommended. It's possible to do with one person with a little care and dexterity, and I'm 5'0" 100 lbs, but I'm sure two people would be safer. Performance/Features: Smith Machine - definitely grease the guide rods with WD40. After that I don't see any reason why anyone would need linear bearings. The action is very smooth and I experience no binding when using it for squats or presses. Crossover Cables - there's a little more friction in the system than what I imagined. I would have liked to have a stack of plates with a pin in the back for convenience but for $630 all total, I can't complain at all. It lacks a lat pull down, and the bench doesn't have an attachment for a preacher curl. The pegs for the weights are plastic and a bit cheap feeling/looking. With everything else being pretty good quality (metal), these are the only things I have to gripe about - and it's a little petty. Value: Compare this to the Marcy Diamond Elite with Linear Bearings ($1050). Linear bearings sound nice, but once the guide rods are greased, you won't know the difference. Most power racks by themselves are $400-$500. With this, you get a bench w/ leg station, crossover cables, a fly station, and a seated row station. If this system came with a Lat Pulldown and a Preacher Curl attachment and was $100 more, I'd get it. If it were $200 more and also included a stack of plates for the cables, I'd get that, too. The Gold's Gym System is actually close, but it isn't Amazon Prime eligible... so good luck with that shipping. ;)
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2013 by Ken Rodriguez
Style: Cage Machine
The shipping & packaging was ALL jacked up. The first 2 boxes that came were smashed. Could not refuse delivery bc it was left at my front door. I opened it & a lot of screws were scattered. This made a bad situation bc the screws are taped to a piece of #'d cardboard. When the 3rd box came the delivery man had me take a look at the package. He said, "If I were you I would refuse this & call the manufacturer for a new one." Glad I listened to him. It looked like it was used as a trampoline. I called Amazon & was told they already resent a new one & it should arrive on blah blah date. That date happened to be the day I called. Confused as hell I asked, "So the company knew they sent a jacked up package & the replacement should arrive today?" The rep said yes. I told him that the replacement arrived & it was unacceptable & I wanted another. I was given a $100 gift card for the inconvenience & was told they would replace the replacement. (LOL)! I ended up receiving 3 new boxes instead of one which ended up being a blessing in disguise. A LOT of pieces and screws were missing from the original so I rummaged through the new boxes & got all the parts I needed. Imagine the nightmare I would have endured if they didn't screw up by sending me all 3 boxes. Needless to say I have to send them the extras...or whatever is left seeing I had to use them. As for the machine itself..it's AWESOME. As far as putting it together, not so awesome. I would take the advice of a previous post about using plastic cups & #'ing them. I'm stubborn so I didn't. Would have saved some time. It didn't take as long as people said it would in previous reviews. One person said 13 hrs total & another 9 hrs. I am not mechanically inclined, I fix people, not machines...anyways it took me 5-6 hrs by myself. Could have been faster if I wasn't BSing around. Putting the pulley system together took up the most time, but even that wasn't as hard as I thought. And one person is correct about the glide posts. It needs to be greased. Not a big deal. I do recommend this machine to whoever is interested. It's a great price for what it does and I go to the gym every weekday and actually know what I'm doing. I work in physical therapy. As far as buying this from Amazon or whoever this ships through...HELL NO! Hope this review helps.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2013 by Paul