Multifunctional Home Gym System Workout Station with Leg Extension and Preacher Curl, 122.5LB Weight Stack, Multiple Options, Multiple Packages

I read a ton of reviews before buying and everyone said the same thing so I’ll add to it - Assembly is a challenge but possible.1: directions are just photos of the completed step. There are no words directing you on what to do.2: when rigging the cables start at the end with the largest point and work your way back pulley by pulley. I had to redo this one.3: set comes in several box’s and although the boxes are labeled 1, 2, and so on… the parts are mixed so you’ll need to open ALL the boxes (even the smaller ones inside the large ones) to access all the parts needed. Setup steps do not correlate to the box numbers.4: prepare to get dirty. The set comes fresh from china and they rush the powered coating on the metal. You will get black powder everywhere. Clean before use.OVERALL: pretty impressed to be honest. It’s built well for the price. Set up is tricky, but my set had everything in box.PERKS: all the moving parts work together so you don’t need to swap cables and do modifications to change to another work out.CONS: I’d recommend replacing the actual factory included handles. Those are kinda cheap.

The system is well designed and well engineered likely by an American. However they claim many things this system does NOT HAVE! for example like most I needed more than 120lbs of weight for various exercises. This model specifically states with added resistance it can provide 330lbs but it DOESN'T have the resistance feature and the manufacture just says sorry you purchased the wrong model and take ZERO responsibility for the lies and it's alot more than the resistance feature. *** I Was planning to create my own resistance mechanism after getting over being cheated by another chinese product once again and gosh you'd think we would learn??? ... but then after getting the really disrepsectful reply from the manufacture on China time zone days later in the middle of the night I'm definitely not keeping it even if it was FREE.. disassembly and pack this crap up (however it can be jammed in the boxes and sending it back.

A bit of a pain to find the parts in stock, but it came with everything needed. The instruction book was easy to follow and has the plans for the upgraded kits as well so when I am ready to add parts it is a simple process. Not a lot of weight and the increments are a bit different from what you would see at the gym, but a really nice set. Just a heads up, depending on which set you got it takes up a lot of room. The base set takes up about a 6 foot long by 4 foot wide space. but needs more to use all the features such as the rowing attachment in the front.

Just finished final assembly of the 750 full set. I will write an update after a few months using this. Just a couple of observations for those interested: 1.) if you get the full set. 750, it arrives in three separate boxes each weighing near 100 lb or more. The first workout is getting it into your house or garage. I recommend a hand truck or a couple of strong friends 2.) as shown in the images above, the build quality is very good. The welding joints for the metal box beams is full length. All the tubes and box beams are strong and not flimsy. All the parts are powder coated either red or black matte, 3.) Assembly could be a challenge for someone not adept with tools/parts. Think of a giant erector set. You'll have to open up all three boxes to get the parts you need if you follow the pictorial sequence found in the manual. The included nuts and bolts were of medium quality. However, they did provide an extra parts bag in case something was missing on the main sets. Each step is associated with a vacuum packed set of hardware that goes with the pictorial guide. Some tools are included since the bolts use a hex wrench and a 17 mm lock nut on the other end. Use your own 17 mm wrench if you have one, 4.) Assembly is straightforward with only two errors I found in the pictorial guide. I'd say it took me 4 hours total to assemble. The trickiest part of assembly is the routing of the cables and pulley system. They are all interconnected so look at the diagrams carefully and be ready to remove and it reinstall cable pulleys. I made several mistakes along the way with routing and had to redo. Once you see how it works then you get how the pulley system goes together., 5.) The padded seats/ arm rest are of medium quality but they could be replaced if they wear or break. My only concern in the build is the lay the lower cable pole used for rowing or curls. They should have included another pulley at that point (see picture above). Since I'm pretty handy, I'll probably figure a way to add another pulley at that location to facilitate smoother action. Bottom line: I think it's a good buy, saves me from driving way downtown from our rural location. The build quality is good, very good. There are a lot of exercises that can be accomplished even for someone like me... 6'2 280 lbs 64yrs young.

I love this M750 Signature Fitness Home Gym! Everything worked (is working) like a charm. While I know some found it “challenging” to assemble, I used the “shortest distance between two points” perspective to put everything together to accomplish the task: The step-by-step assembly video on Amazon’s product page (shown as Fitvids LX750). The video actually served as my guide for 99% (really 100%) of the assembly process. I only looked in the user manual a couple of times to verify rubber/plastic parts not shown during the assembly. The whole process (with minor breaks) took me about 4 to 5 hours to assemble. In the end, the gym came with all its parts, works wonderfully well, and is a cost-effective replacement for the Body-Solid gym I had for about 16 years. Approximate dimensions: 70” inches high (back) weight stack, 78” inches high (front) lat pulldown, 42” inches wide, 62” inches in length (back to front).