
Plate-Loaded Lat Pulldown & Low Row (4000/5000 Series)
Build out your power rack with the Lat and Low Row Attachment. This pulley system attaches to a PR-4000, PR-5000, Omni, or Apollo half rack to add cable exercises, including lat pull-down variations and seated rows. The system features a 1:1 ratio, which means a 10-pound weight will produce 10 pounds of actual resistance. The attachment comes with a lat bar and straight bar, as well as a foot plate to brace against during low rows.
Plate-Loaded Lat Pulldown & Low Row (4000/5000 Series) Reviews
Based on 2 reviews from Gym Radar users, the REP Fitness Plate-Loaded Lat Pulldown & Low Row (4000/5000 Series) have an average rating of 4.00 out of 5. They're currently the #32 most-owned Rack Attachment on Gym Radar, with 3 home gyms reporting ownership.
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4.00 / 5
Build Quality
4.00 / 5
Value
4.00 / 5
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(4.00)
Still holding up well after 5 years of use. Just to the point where I probably should replace the cables. Works well for straight pull downs, but anything with an angle will rub on the top. As a shorter person, I can’t use the top pulley for face pulls. No real issues with the low row, the adjustable foot plate works well. The plate loaded trolley might make the minimum weight a little heavy for single arm work or in general, depending on the user’s strength level. Overall, it’s a good value and space saving option if you don’t have room for a dedicated pull down or want to spend the extra money for the newer rack pulley systems that keep coming out.

(4.00)
Great low row and pulldown attachment for the money and to add to your rack. The low row is a bit too low, but the adjustable footplat distance from the pulley is useful. I do not like the limitation of the pulldown where the cable will snag and run if you pull at too much of an angle. I am not exactly sure why that design choice was made, so if you want to use this for any sort of movements that aren't close to vertical, you'll have a hard time. However, it works great, and I think the plate loaded version is fine here.
