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The 2x3 version of this pulley system is good to go, 4th prototype in action
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I’ve been reworking the design on this rack pulley attachment. Lots of requests to make it removable and to include a 2x3 version. Here you go! I made a version to fit my @fringesport power rack with 2x3 uprights. It’ll probably be a few weeks until the full video tutorial is ready but for those who can’t wait, here are some of the details:
1. The cable needs to be connected to the dowel holding the weights, this takes most of the pressure off the box.
2. I used 16 small fixed rubber coated casters instead of rollers, these are not weight bearing and do not need to be robust. They are inexpensive, smooth and do not scratch up the rack.
3. I will be reinforcing high stress areas with steel plates, that being said, I wouldn’t recommend going heavier than 50 pounds with this. For people interested in going heavy with this type of pulley, check out @bridgebuilt @buffalobullyfab and @timeundertension
Feel free to blow up the comments section with any other questions you may have. I will try to answer all of those questions in the video.
Feel free to support Kaizen DIY Gym by purchasing from any of the following links:
⏬ Equipment I use in my gym ⏬
REP Omni 6 post power rack
REP AB4100
REP 5-50 hex dumbbell set
Rep monolift attachments
Fringe Sport Savage bumper plate set
Fringe Sport floor mounted power cage
Hip thrust pad
Chest up pad
Preacher pad
Barbell bomb
Abmat
Quarter rings
Belt squat cover
Split squat pad
Medicine balls
Mighty Grip plates
Seal Row Pad
Wall Mounted pulley tower
Aluminum pulley wheel upgrade
Arch nemesis multi-grip camber bar
Blue cerakote utility bar
Rackable curl bar
Monster lite matador
Monster 2.0 trolley arms
Echo Bar
Stanless Steel Ohio power bar
Titan Fitness short wall mounted pulley tower
Titan Fitness rackable trap bar
This video is not sponsored. Some of the links are affiliates which means if you purchase through the link, I’ll receive a small commission.
1. The cable needs to be connected to the dowel holding the weights, this takes most of the pressure off the box.
2. I used 16 small fixed rubber coated casters instead of rollers, these are not weight bearing and do not need to be robust. They are inexpensive, smooth and do not scratch up the rack.
3. I will be reinforcing high stress areas with steel plates, that being said, I wouldn’t recommend going heavier than 50 pounds with this. For people interested in going heavy with this type of pulley, check out @bridgebuilt @buffalobullyfab and @timeundertension
Feel free to blow up the comments section with any other questions you may have. I will try to answer all of those questions in the video.
Feel free to support Kaizen DIY Gym by purchasing from any of the following links:
⏬ Equipment I use in my gym ⏬
REP Omni 6 post power rack
REP AB4100
REP 5-50 hex dumbbell set
Rep monolift attachments
Fringe Sport Savage bumper plate set
Fringe Sport floor mounted power cage
Hip thrust pad
Chest up pad
Preacher pad
Barbell bomb
Abmat
Quarter rings
Belt squat cover
Split squat pad
Medicine balls
Mighty Grip plates
Seal Row Pad
Wall Mounted pulley tower
Aluminum pulley wheel upgrade
Arch nemesis multi-grip camber bar
Blue cerakote utility bar
Rackable curl bar
Monster lite matador
Monster 2.0 trolley arms
Echo Bar
Stanless Steel Ohio power bar
Titan Fitness short wall mounted pulley tower
Titan Fitness rackable trap bar
This video is not sponsored. Some of the links are affiliates which means if you purchase through the link, I’ll receive a small commission.
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