f431 lat/low row attachment for Bodycraft rack...opinions

[cypherslock]

Does anyone here have the lat/low row attachment to the Bodycraft Power rack? About to pull the trigger on the weight plate version. I know that having a separate lat machine is better but as space is a premium and I want to get a hack squat/leg press machine, this is the better way for me. And while Bodycraft does do a hack squat/press machine, at over $2300 it's a bit much. But Northern Lights has a similar one, looks just as well built for $1k....

[RussAnderson]

its fine not as good as a standalone lat machine but gets the job done, u need to build a footbrace for extra stretch on the low rows but thats easy enough.As far as smooth running i thought it was pretty good and ofcourse u can add plates to the top plate horns as well as select lbs thru the selector stack pin , ie much faster for drop sets.I like Bodycraft always have their equipment is decent ive bought enough of it in the past .

[fishpat86]

Does anyone here have the lat/low row attachment to the Bodycraft Power rack? About to pull the trigger on the weight plate version. I know that having a separate lat machine is better but as space is a premium and I want to get a hack squat/leg press machine, this is the better way for me. And while Bodycraft does do a hack squat/press machine, at over $2300 it's a bit much. But Northern Lights has a similar one, looks just as well built for $1k....

I have that attachment and I only have one criticism. The lack of a thigh pad can be annoying but in every other department it fits the bill. Very smooth and feels nice and sturdy.

[RussAnderson]

when i had the BodyCraft rack and lat machine i just lowered the safety's to knee height on each side of the rack .Put a barbell bar down loaded with weights and a foam squat bar pad or towel and i was locked down for heavy pulldowns .