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Can’t picture yourself doing ONLY barbell exercises for the rest of your life?
Before you give it up and settle for a life of mediocre fitness, you gotta check out this unit.
With just one Cable Tower, you can weave in hundreds of cable machine exercises into your fitness routine and easily switch from one to another.
| Brand | Bells of Steel |
| Weight | 324lbs/147kg |
| Length (Depth) | 25.1"/638mm |
| Width | 28.5"/724mm |
| Height | 80.9"/2,055mm |
| Pull Ratio | 2:1 |
| Pulley Material | Aluminum |
| Machine Material | Steel |
| Machine Type | Pin-Loaded Stack |
| Cable Capacity | 250lbs |
| Warranty | Limited Lifetime |
IMPORTANT: If purchased with the back attachment post: the loading pin is useable, but it will rub against the cables slightly when mounted. Due to their small footprint and tall height, each tower MUST be bolted down to ensure the user and equipment’s safety. Mounting hardware is not included — we recommend Tapcon+ screws.
Each cable tower has universal slot brackets at the top and bottom. With the 5.75″ open slot in the middle, they’re long enough to be able to accommodate the hole spacing of most power racks that are at least 76″ tall.
Each handle has 5 rings to give you different length options. Need to be close to the pulleys or have a little more space from the machine? Not a problem, just fasten the carabiner to a ring with the length you need.
If you’re in a real pickle for floor space, just use the universal slot brackets and bolt each cable tower directly into a wall stud. But if you’d rather, know that you can always bolt it down into the floor, too.
Nothing beats the ease of a pin-loaded machine. Whether you’d prefer to max out the machine with heavy pulldowns or seated rows, the choice is yours — just slide in the selector pin and get back to your workout.
Shipping Dimensions
10" x 4" x 6" - 50lbs
10" x 4" x 6" - 50lbs
10" x 4" x 6" - 50lbs
10" x 4" x 6" - 50lbs
32" x 13" x 7" - 64lbs
78" x 7" x 4" - 59lbs
78" x 7" x3" - 20lbs (additional upright)
I have a small space for a home gym and while I felt like I can do most of the things at home that I can do in a gym, I was always missing a cable machine. I had previously had a weight plate style very cheap pulley attachment that I had used on a rack. It was cumbersome so I found myself not being inclined to incorporate it into my program. I knew I wanted a weight stack cable tower and it needed to be compact and good quality. After a tone of research and reading and watching reviews I decided on this one. In addition to meeting all of my requirements, I really liked that it was a modular component that I could expand it in the future - add another stack, add rack attachments etc. I like keeping future options open while building home gyms. Assembly was not bad at all, easier than I thought (but look for a youtube video to keep you on track). So far the system works great and I'm very happy with the purchase.
