Titan Wall Mounted Pulley Tower

This tower is great for the money! I should note however with the amount of pullies there are will make the weight feel lighter! So keep that in mind. Here are some pros and cons...Pros:CheapDecently smoothVersatileHigh weight capacityMounting is simpleEasily replaceable partsPretty tallCons:Pulling at certain angles the handle gets stuck because of the metal on metal (around the ball thing)Plastic pulleysNeeds level surface (if in a sloped garage you will need shims)Paintjob has flaws (minor flaking)Adjusting nob could be better (screws in hole to set height)Assembly: fairly simple! I put it together on my own in 2 hours without a hurry. The cable and pulleys by far to the longest. Make sure you have the cable stretched out and untwisted or you will have to fight it. My experience was pretty decent!My thoughts: Buy this for a nice budget machine to get you by. This fills a big gap in your training. This is well worth the price point. However if you're looking for a Smooth and pretty machine to do 300 lb lat pulldowns and rows on this may not be for you. This is definitely not commercial grade by any means. This is meant to be used in a personal gym.Side note: I will update in 6 months!

first of all i was expecting a white finish but i got black which i was really pleased to see since i will be painting the other equipment later on.I really recommend this piece of equipment for anyone looking for an affordable pulley system. super easy to put together once i bolted it down to the wall using some wood screws and big washers to hold it in place i lubed the cylinders with wd40 for now and i tested it by doing lat pull-downs, mid rows and curls and rows at the very bottom of the positions the unit has. the unit did not move or try to raise one bit like i have read on some of the reviews. the only reason i used wood under it was to clear the garage door and i had to modify the arm that bolts to the wall but nothing that was too difficult to do for a guy in his 20"s. really recommend it cant wait to bring more gains thanks for the awesome and affordable equipment titan fitness!

Let me preface this by saying I previously purchased a Titan power rack, adjustable bench, and landmine attachment, and have been more than happy with the fast shipping, high quality, and ease of assembly of these Titan products.There are two major problems with this item that need addressed - the bent pulley mounts, and the fact that the stack guide bars bind terribly, and the stack gets stuck at the halfway point, even after greasing the bars.Bent pulley mounts:Several of the pulley mounts - including the two primary pulley mounts where the handles attach - were bent inward to the point that the pulleys would not fit in them. Once I was able to pry them apart enough to get the pulleys in, the bent edges caused the pulleys to bind, and not function. I actually had to put the bolts in these mounts without the pulleys, and bend the edges out with a pry bar to eliminate the binding. This was inconvenient, but after I fixed the issue, the pulleys worked, and I could live with it.Stack guides binding:What I cannot live with, is the stack guide bars binding around the halfway point. Even loaded with weights, the resistance GREATLY increases at the halfway point on the bars, and can even stop the stack from returning to its neutral position. I'm not sure if the guide bars were bend in transit as well, but this is pretty much unusable.

Arrived with one of the rails poking out of the box. After putting everything together, the carriage will not slide down the rails without at least 60 lbs of weight on the carriage, and even then it is not remotely smooth.See the picture with 50 lbs of weights and a stuck carriage. This is after applying a lubricant (also in photo bottom right corner).Moreover, just working out with 60+ lbs is not even a solution. You still have to fight the extra 60 lbs of resistance on the way up in addition to the added weight, meaning that you are really dealing with a minimum 120 lbs of force to move the carriage up. Ridiculous and unusable.

Great machine for the price. Assembly was fairly easy, took about an hour with my girlfriend, but can certainly be done with one person. You will also need some silicon lubricant for the slider. 10/10 would purchase again.

Easy to put together, decent quality for the price, only gripe is that there was a big hole in the box and one of the main bolts was MIA but a quick trip to the hardware store and and 3 bucks I was good to go, would be nice if they included and optional bottom securing bracket as well, little flimsy just securing the top

Do not buy. This is a piece of junk. After putting it together and mounting to the wall, I put 10 pounds on each side and pulled on the handles. Immediately one of them broke off in my hand (see photo). I tried again by pulling on the broken straps and the weight carriage became stuck on the bars about 1/3 the way up (see other photo). I tried for about an hour lubing the bars with 3 in 1 oil and loosening and readjusting bolts, but it was no use. There are no roller bearing in the carriage assembly, it’s just a plastic bushing that does not slide against the metal bars. I have to physically push the weights down to get it to go back down.It’s going to be a huge pain in the neck to disassemble this, repackage it and send it back. Do not buy this.

Three stars due to the tight movement. The bushings on the weight shuttle are too small in diameter. They are ABS plastic and I was able to ream them out with an air die grinder. After this modification the weighs glide smoothly and the machine works as advertised. I would give this five stars for the price if not for this substantial manufacturing defect.