Body Solid SCC1200G2 Cable Crossover Stacks

The cable cross machine in question has received mainly positive feedback from customers. Users have noted that the movement of the stacks is smooth and comparable to a cross cable in the gym. One minor disadvantage mentioned is that the weight stacks go up in increments of 10 lbs rather than the more common 5 lbs on some machines. Additionally, customers have highlighted the machine's stability, with one user mentioning that it doesn't need to be bolted to the floor but could benefit from it for added safety. One user in the FAQ section inquired about moving the machine once set up temporarily, and it was confirmed that it can be disassembled into two pieces for easier relocation within a limited distance. Moreover, there was a query about the mechanical advantage of the stack pulley, with a user estimating it to be a 3:2 mechanical advantage rather than a true 1:1 ratio based on their experience with the equipment. In terms of reviews, users have praised the machine for its usability, especially for those familiar with similar equipment in gyms. However, there was also a complaint about missing parts upon delivery. Overall, the cable cross machine seems to be well-received by customers, providing a smooth workout experience comparable to gym equipment, with some minor drawbacks such as weight stack increments and missing parts. **