Got cables connected on gym but number one weight is still not sitting of top of the oher weights it up a lil bit on body solid home gym 1500s

I am having the same issue with the 8900 model hight cable, it at least a full inch short. It is routed correctly, according to the diagram in the build instructions. I have to force the top weight down to slide the pin into the weights below the top weight. I am leaving weight tension on the cable in hopes that the cable will "stretch" to fit at some point. I'm not super confident in this, but it seems to be my only choice, other than order a new cable, hoping that it will be an inch longer.

dnt lift heavy weifhts... go for light weight with more number of repitions!!!

send me your fax number so i will send manual

It is a fiber circular component with a center V- groove and uses a 6202 sealed bearings that the cable travels when utilizing the machine. The Upgrade is a complete replacement of all pulleys in the unit with aluminum pulleys

first disassemble the chest press then tie wrap the cable to frame. pull the weight stack off then tie wrap weight stack cable then remove rear base all away to where the front seat is attached now you should be maneuver to the other room

I would the entire sequence of pulleys that lead from the lat/chest press cable to the weight stack itself to see if any of the pulley are dragging or the cable is snared. Another thing I would look for is that top plate selector pole is straight . I would loosen the allen bolt 8mm put the selector pin in one lower plate holes then tighten the bolt. If that solve the problem I take the weight stack apart and inspect the bushing for burrs that may be causing the drag.

If you have top clearance you can find 1/2' conduit pipe (elec.) cut 4' you need three. Put on floor in front of piece lift just enough to place pipe1 under as far as you can to take weight and roll on -place next pipe and so on. Be careful of you fingers! You can steer it if you get good at it.
GOOD LUCK BRUCE

i had the same problem,i found if you just connect it to the support weight.adjust the cable as far as you can,then all i do is press down abit on the support weight.and then put the pin into the desired weight
hope that helps matt

about every month, i spray the pulleys with WD-40 and then spary it into a cloth that I use to wipe the cable covering...my gym is 4 yrs old, sits out on my covered back porch and the cables and pulleys are like new

Included with the BFMG20 is 150lbs stackable weight plates.