is there a base for the xmark commercial lat pulldown and low row attachment besides the xmark cage
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Steve, this is a great machine but shop around for the lat pull down add-on. There are much cheaper options out there. This machine with add-on is amazing for a home gym. I'm 6'1" and can do any/every exercise possible.
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The Lat machine attaches easily enough, and does have a pulley at the very top and at the very bottom. Currently, there is not a pulley elsewhere. It would be nice if there were also a pulley at seat level for rows - about 2 feet from the floor, but there is not. I wish XMARK would develop one.
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This sale for $400 is only for the Lat Attachment. The Power Cage is sold separately.
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Wish I had looked at this before as I have the 400XPR and bought the table and plunge base as well. Looking at the model number 'TR' = Trio
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I have 2013 Powertec Workbench Levergym (WB-LS13) and on that model it allows the bench to detach (as does the 2011). I have only used it with the bench detached and it works great. I like that it gives consistent resistance throughout the movement that you don't get with dumbbells.
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Yes,i saw them in sets jus look under barstools w style # but this particular table does not have enough rm fr xtra,i thougt abt ut so instead i gt a set of barstool fr breakfast nook...Dawn,Fl
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Yes, here's the amazon link for attachment Body Solid "GLA387" lat attachmentBody Solid Lat Attachment for GPR387
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honestly I don't know. I attached the lat machine to a custom rack that I made. I would contact body solid to ask them if it might work. hope this helps.
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There is a OSCAD1 Adapter included "to allow you to attach the accessory in intermediate positions. Use of adapter will also allow you to use many competitor accessories." Hope this helps in your decision. Bosch tools are the best!
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I have the pivoting clips attached to loops (Occidental, available at Amazon). I thread my tool belt through the loops. This is a better setup because the loops can be moved to the best position on the belt, unlike fixed anchor points.
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I have not used the anchor yet but when I had a tower 200 gym it's best to use the outside of the door to cut down on the pressure, it should be straightforward. I went here to find out how to use the fat tester - http://www.muscleandstrength.com/tools/how-to-measure-bodyfat-using-calipers.html
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Sure. They used to be sold on Amazon, but they no longer carry this item. You can find them at www.mytoolstore.com for $8.25 + shipping. http://www.mytoolstore.com/rousseau/routacc.html Or search online for "Rousseau 3509-IR" Good luck!
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You can go to your local bike shop and ask for a trainer skewer or find one on here. They aren't anything proprietary for this or most trainers. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0063R2XO0/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_rtsoub1ZEDSN2
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The height of the cage is very close to 7'. You might not be able to do a full pull up. If you had 2 extra inches in your ceiling: This cage is unique because of the lat attachment (highly recommended... it will give you nearly everything you find in a commercial gym), which requires 7'2". With the lat attachment you will be able to do rows and pull-downs, basically training the same muscles as a weighted pull-up, plus... you have all the other possibilities of upper and lower pulleys. Of course this cage is not inexpensive, and the option I am suggesting adds another $240, but it is WELL worth it. The height of the cage is very close to 7'. You might not be able to do a full pull up. If you had 2 extra inches in your ceiling: This cage is unique because of the lat attachment (highly recommended... it will give you nearly everything you find in a commercial gym), which requires 7'2". With the lat attachment you will be able to do rows and pull-downs, basically training the same muscles as a weighted pull-up, plus... you have all the other possibilities of upper and lower pulleys. Of course this cage is not inexpensive, and the option I am suggesting adds another $240, but it is... » Read More The height of the cage is very close to 7'. You might not be able to do a full pull up. If you had 2 extra inches in your ceiling: This cage is unique because of the lat attachment (highly recommended... it will give you nearly everything you find in a commercial gym), which requires 7'2". With the lat attachment you will be able to do rows and pull-downs, basically training the same muscles as a weighted pull-up, plus... you have all the other possibilities of upper and lower pulleys. Of course this cage is not inexpensive, and the option I am suggesting adds another $240, but it is WELL worth it. « Show Less
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Yes but you will have to use the learning side. Don't believe the codes are stored for the x2 .
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It fit in a 7 foot ceiling space and took up about 4 square foot for operation; however, I would strongly recommend another lat machine. This one was the cheapest I have ever seen and did not last. Try x mark just friendly advice
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These tools use proprietary inserts--at least I have not found them elsewhere. Not sure about other tools.
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Just by doing a quick search (I may be wrong) it looks like you might need a tripod mount first. That's what the x-grip uses. Check out http://tinyurl.com/nmjaexx