Titan Wall Mounted Short Pulley Tower

I brought the second one after I saw how easy it was to put the first one together. The first complaint I have is that the housing for the pulley wheels needed to be widen to lessen resistance. I had to pry them farther apart.UpdateThe second system was not the same as the first. After getting it together the slide just doesn't slide. It would seem the plastic slides are too tight and not completely round. The system is unusable without modification.

For the price this is a ok machine. Poor instructions. Paint flakes off easily. Some tweaking required to get the rails in place for optimal smoothness. And might want to get a can of silicone oil for the rails and pulleys. But for 125$ not bad overall. Thread the cables before installing pulleys.

The review by Jesse T is right on the money. The instructions need to be more clear. I had to adjust the guide rails by loosening up the bolts at the base to get the slide mechanism unstuck. Also, this needs repeating THREAD THE CABLES BEFORE TIGHTENING THE BOLTS IN THE PULLEYS!!! Threading the cables might be a little trial and error because the instructions don’t cover it so just be ready to be patient when doing it. Even with a bit of trouble putting it together I have been super happy with the end product. I have put it through some heavy workouts and it has worked great. I am going to give this 5 stars for the quality of the end product.

Easy to install just follow the instructions. Cable comes already cut to perfect length. My suggestion would be to spray all the pulleys with WD40 when installing. Then once assembled lubricate the two main rods with WD40 and you should have no issues!

I had a Body Solid home gym that I was really only using for the cable functions. Gave that to son for new home and put in two facing Titan cable stations and LOVE THEM. Cost was not much, AND unlike others, I anchored them into the floor and into the wall. So no issues with stability. I used concrete screws into the floor (and an impact drill), and stud-mounted the top of one, concrete mounted the other. My workout room is roughly 11' 6" across, so now I can do all kinds of functional training movements and am loving it. I'm 58 and past power-lifting. I can do all the movements I need to. (though you'll see the rings and other equipment I use in the pic). I have found the stations work great.UPDATED NOTE: I wrote the initial review while waiting on a replacement washer / guide piece. Titan contacted me and followed up with replacement assembly shipped by Fed Ex (as all of their items have been. I appreciate them closing the loop on that and can vouch for their service. I have bought 5 different items from Titan and would not hesitate to buy others.ORIGINAL REVIEW text: One beef is that I'm still waiting on the replacement guides I reported as warranty / faults to Titan. Initially got a quick response, but my issue was a buggered rubber guide on one station. Picture the rubber guides going up and down the chrome rods, one was cut and crimped, limiting movement. I removed it and requested a replacement, but despite a promise to send the whole 'carriage', it's been 6 weeks and nothing. So I assume I could have bugged them more. Instead I removed the bad rubber unit and it works, but on 3 instead of the balanced 4. Just sayin' Titan (Kristen in customer service if you read this.... )

I have had the machine for about 2 weeks now and it has worked perfectly for me with all kinds of cable exercises. It took me about an hour to assemble it and secure it to a wall. The weight holding mechanism works smoothly once I sprayed some wd-40 type lubricant on the rails. I have no complaints about the price or how the machine functions.

Item is of poor quality.The rails on which the pulley system glides on are misaligned.It takes an extraordinary amount of strength to just get the pulleys started and then the pulleys get stuck on the rails mid way up and stay there. I already tried loosing and adjusting the bolts that secure the rails. This pulley tower is trash.

Yes, this is a low priced machine. Came without instructions and took a few hours to figure it out. The worst part is the glide for the weights. I cant get it to glide smoothly and the only way for it to not get stuck is to have more then 30lbs of weight on it. its almost as if it wasn't tested before putting it into production. All the wd40 in the world doesnt help. If I can get this to glide smoothly, I will keep it. Until then, its a struggle.