Titan Fitness T-3 Series Tricep/Lat and Low Pulley System, Rated 440 LB, Complete Cable Rack-Mounted Pulley System

This system is honestly fantastic. I installed on my T3 short and therefore adjusted the layout of the arms to reduce some of the slack. Just as the prior reviewer mentioned, you can install this however you'd like; it doesn't need to be exactly as pictured. I am having no issues with weight getting caught in the rack as it's rasied with the pulley - the long extension arm is just long enough to avoid that issue. The cables are also coated in nylon(?) rather than just being metal, which makes it super smooth and hopefully will increase durability. I'm honestly super impressed with Titan. Fraction of the cost of the bigger name but everything I have purchased has been nothing short of quality.

Don't be fooled by the layout or the awkwardness of having a pull system inside of your rack. You can modify the direction of the hardware to suit your needs. The pulley system, cables and included hardware are all fantastic. Before having this, I had a DIY system that was "good enough". This pulley system is great. In typical Titan Fitness fashion, it's also priced incredibly well. Love the stuff! Now release the 10" extension for the T3's!!!

Nice smooth system. Easy to set up and take down the cables. I've put 125# on it without issue. Weight swings a bit but I've never had even bumper plates move enough to hit the uprights or bottom cross bars. No instructions for set up. Google titan pulley system on youtube and you'll find a video of the correct configuration. Do not configure like the picture on the website. This is probably my favorite accessory that I purchased for my titan rack. Love it!

This pulley system came out the same time I was purchasing my rack and, at the time, it was $69 for the full set. Definitely worth a shot.. Well worth it in fact. The first thing I noticed pulling it out of the box is that it really seems like it was made apart from the rest of Titans racks and accessories. The welds and powder coat finish are MUCH better that anything else I've gotten from Titan. I'm talking ROGUE quality welds and finish (a true matte powder coat) to the point it looks out of place on the shiny, splotchy "powder coat" that comes on all other Titan products. I really am convinced this didn't come from China. Looks American made to me. It also came with a different style bolt than the standard bronze coated (gold finish) bolts that has come with everything else I've bought. Further evidence that I don't think it came from China. Pros: --HIGH QUALITY. Akin to ROGUE on this point. VERY impressed. --Good design that allows for many more workout options --...did I mention the outstanding quality? :) Cons: --You really can only load the plate holder with 25lb and smaller Olympic size plates (35s can bang off your base crossbar if not extremely careful). This could be fixed with a change in design making the main pulley longer to more center the weight stack. --Stringing the cable can be a bother since it easily with fall out while changing configurations --Came with too small a carabiner for the plate pin. It is awkward to clip and always gets bound up. In conclusion, there might be a case for a 4 star review here but I'm so impressed by the quality and price, its 5 stars easily for me. Now I may have got an early batch made here in the US; potentially explaining why it was such a good quality piece. Here's to hoping they keep the quality control. Good thing about Titan is that they seem to improve quality over time and keep they're pricing excellent.

If you're looking for an upper and lower pulley system, but don't want to shell out hundreds of $$, this the piece of equipment for you! Pros: Price Smooth pull, no drag whatsoever! fits 45lb plates no problem (at least mine) Stupid simple to assemble Cons: Need to buy separate loading pin (but that's told to you upfront) Powder coating wasn't the best...some places were rubbed raw Very versatile and easy to move out of the way when you need to use the inside of the rack. Great purchase

Hands down my favorite attachment to my T3 rack. I still have enough room to do pull ups from the inside of the rack with pulley system in place. When not in use the keep loading pin moved to outside the rack for extra room and so far I have not hit my head on the top pulley arm. As others have mentioned the top extended pulley arm could be a little longer and the carabiner attaching the loading pin could be a little wider. These are in no way deal breakers and do not hinder performance at all. Pulleys are smooth and construction is solid. You will not be disappointed in this system get it!

Works better than expected. I have the short rack (82” I think) and the pulley lengths are a little awkward for some exercises but I make it work. For example I do tricep extensions on my knees (I’m 6’2”). No biggie. This is very affordable and effective way to get a lat pull down workout without the expensive machines.

I bought this setup in order to do all my pulley based workouts I was after. It gives you a high pulley, and a low pulley, which is great, but there’s a handful of caveats I didn’t realize prior to purchasing. First – The system puts the weights inside the rack. This means that you’ve got pulleys directly overhead inside the rack (if you’re doing any overhead work you just have to be aware it’s there). It doesn’t stick down any lower than the frame of the rack, but it does mean it can be in the way if you wanted to do pullups from inside the rack instead of outside it facing it. Second – The low pulley faces outside the side of the rack. Again, if you look at the pictures you’d piece that together, and it’s not a problem if your rack is on level floor. Mine however is bolted down to a platform which means there’s not much room on the side of the rack before I’m unlevel. I may end up expanding my platform to one side to account for this, but currently my setup is such that I have room out the front of the rack, and can’t use with that orientation. Just something to be aware of. I love the idea of this setup. The one thing I think that would be really slick is a swivel on the low pulley, as I seem to have some issues with tracking periodically, but again, that’s a wish. Overall, I think it’s a great solution if you need some cable options.

Nice smooth system. Easy to set up and take down the cables. I've put 125# on it without issue. Weight swings a bit but I've never had even bumper plates move enough to hit the uprights or bottom cross bars. No instructions for set up. Google titan pulley system on youtube and you'll find a video of the correct configuration. Do not configure like the picture on the website. This is probably my favorite accessory that I purchased for my titan rack. Love it!

It looks like this was designed for the tall T-3 Rack as there was way too much slack on the lines for the Short T-3. Needed to add some wire clamp sets to shorten the length. It would be nice if they sold separate versions for the tall an short versions, but not a huge deal. Pulleys work super smooth. Don't forget to buy the Pin to hold the weights