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DIY pulley system for MMPR

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Arfwit

WTF, I'm a Kunce too?
I have a MMPR from gym direct without the high low pulley but have been thinking about setting something up to give me more options. I haven't contacted gymdirect about buying their setup on its own but shipping is likely to be killer to WA.

I was wondering if anyone has made their own setup with or without the mmpr rack? I was thinking about some basic brackets, pulleys and rope or even copying the gym direct setup. I figured someone may have found what does or doesn't work before me.
 
Just buy a cheap hi/lo off eBay or gumtree those home gym cable hobbies go for fucking peanuts online
 
whitty said:
I have a MMPR from gym direct without the high low pulley but have been thinking about setting something up to give me more options. I haven't contacted gymdirect about buying their setup on its own but shipping is likely to be killer to WA.

I was wondering if anyone has made their own setup with or without the mmpr rack? I was thinking about some basic brackets, pulleys and rope or even copying the gym direct setup. I figured someone may have found what does or doesn't work before me.
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Hi Whitty,

We give 10% discount to Ausbb Forum members, the Hi-low pulley for the MMPR with the discount would be $153 plus freight.

If you don't end up finding another option, shoot me an email (aimee@gymdirect.com.au) and I can let you know what the cheapest freight option to your location is.

Aimee :)

aimee@gymdirect.com.au
1300 488 866
 
I have a rope on a pulley from when I worked on power lines. I hang it off my rack but got rid of most exercises using it anyway.
 
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