Seated Row Machine, Back Machine Gym Equipment Plate Loaded, Adjustable LAT Machine with Independent Arms & Multi Grip Positions, 400LBS Capacity

Bought this because syedee has the best prices, well built solid machine it functions make a great workout. Seat and pad on chest are adjustable. Highly recommend

I LOVE It ! Well made Easy to Assemble

Good machine. Easy to assemble. One major problem that needs correcting: it's stable at 2 - 45 lbs plates (90 lbs) but it tilts over when loading a further 50 lbs for a total of 140 lbs. It needs a counter-weight under the seat.

My son and I both love this addition to our home gym. You get a great stretch in the lats. If you have lower back issues and avoid rows here is your answer. Very satisfied with the quality and the price.

Came in 1 box with pieces clearly labeled and visual assembly manual. Take your time and lay everything out on the floor. Don't fully tighten all pieces until fully assembled. A socket wrench and pliers to hold nut while tightening are helpful. Very happy with this. The trouble with traditional bent-over rows is my lower back gives out before my lats, and chest-supported row on incline bench was awkward to set up. With this machine I can take my lats to full exhaustion without worrying about my lower back.

It isn't up to the standards of commercial quality, but good for several thousand dollars less. I wish the chest pad were bigger. For those strong enough to pull heavy weights, it would be nice to have the pressure spread over a larger area. Still for a relatively inexpensive product, it does what it is supposed to do.

Just a little wobble in the seat nothing major. I put it together by myself in about 45 minutes. I love that the handles turn to attack a different edge of the muscle being worked.

assembly was very easy. One person can do it, but two is easier. the parts are less than what I hoped for, but you get what you pay for. for the price, this is a good piece of equipment. it had a few imperfections. a few pieces had excess welding, making it difficult to connect them together. you'll be able to work around that. most of the stress will be placed on a bar held to the device with bolts. if I had welding skills, I would have added a support piece. see attached.