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title: "Marcy Smith Machine Cage System Home Gym Multifunction Rack, Customizable Training Station"
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# 70"L x 84"W x 86"H cage footprint Multi-grip pull-up & pulley system 300 lbs max Smith bar capacity Marcy Smith Machine Cage System Home Gym Multifunction Rack, Customizable Training Station

**Brand:** marcy
**Price:** C$304966
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Elevate your home gym game with the ultimate all-in-one strength system! 🏋️‍♂️

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Marcy Smith Machine Cage System Home Gym Multifunction Rack, Customizable Training Station by marcy
- **How much does it cost?** C$304966 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- marcy enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted marcy brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Heavy-Duty Strength:** Supports up to 600 lbs on bench and 300 lbs on Smith bar & safety catches—built for serious gains.
- • **All-in-One Powerhouse:** Combine Power Tower, Squat Rack & Bench for seamless workouts without switching stations.
- • **Smooth & Safe Lifting:** Smith machine with guided barbell ensures controlled, injury-free lifts even when training solo.
- • **Customizable Cable Workouts:** Durable pulley system with rowing cable lets you target back, arms & forearms with precision.
- • **Versatile Upper Body Training:** Multi-grip pull-up bars plus adjustable pulley system for pull-ups, rows, chin-ups & resistance band workouts.

## Overview

The Marcy Smith Machine SM-4033 is a robust, multifunctional home gym system combining a Power Tower, Utility Bench, and Squat Rack in a compact 70"x84"x86" frame. Engineered with a 300 lbs max capacity Smith machine bar and safety catches, plus a 600 lbs bench capacity, it supports heavy lifting safely. Featuring multi-grip pull-up bars and an adjustable pulley system with rowing cable, it enables diverse upper body and crossover workouts. Designed for durability and versatility, this system is perfect for serious strength training in the comfort of your home.

## Description

desertcart.com: Marcy Smith Machine Cage System Home Gym Multifunction Rack, Customizable Training Station SM-4033, Red : Sports & Outdoors

Review: A beast of machine for home gym - I am a 45-year-old male with on and off history of weight lifting. I am recovering from a complicated forearm fracture 7 month ago, restarted weightlifting as part of my physical therapy. By now I have reached a level with multiple exercises where the weight started to be heavy - so, I was looking for something keeping me safe while I am working out alone in my garage. Not sure where exactly saw this machine online, but I liked what I read about it. I liked the Smith-machine part of it, as well as the separate pulley system with two height-adjustable handles, with the low-pull cable, and with the pect machine part. My only concern was the incline of the Smith-machine, but eventually I pulled the trigger. My heart skipped couple beats when (very fast) got an email with the subject "Unexpected problem with completing your order..."! And then my heart skipped again when I saw that the carrier will be FedEx (the email was just notifying me about multiple packages sent by FedEx), I had very unpleasant experiences with them for couple months now. However, the five packages showed up next day - thankfully FedEx left them without needing my signature (as they originally notified me). I guess, the boxes were so heavy that nobody would just take them... :) Because of the heavy stuff inside, the cardboard boxes have seen better days... but inside turned out to be perfect. Few minor scratches, but nothing serious (no bent or missing parts). I just want to highlight here that each of the 5 boxes were heavy (do recommend some cart or somebody's help if you need to carry longer distance). The included manual for assembly is extremely straightforward. I am no mechanic or engineer, but had absolutely no issues assembling the machine. Well, I had two minor ones: I switched the Smith-machine guides with the rear pulley guides; and I mounted some pulleys before looking at the cables - both of these were looser errors, easily fixable. It took me (working completely alone in my pace) approximately 6-7 hours/two evenings with the corrections of my mistakes. To avoid mistakes, I would suggest to always look couple steps ahead. An another suggestion: make sure that you assemble it where you want to use it, or at least very close - this thing is heavy (specially if you are alone). The assembled machine came out as a beast! It is massive and sturdy. I did use silicone lubricant for the guide rods - specifically the rear weight pulley was moving very hard/not returning to the base with light plates. The solution turned out to be loosening the lower and upper screws holding those guides. So far I have spent 2x 3-day cycles on this machine and I could not be more satisfied! The incline of the Smith-machine does not bother me at all while doing bench presses and squats. It is quite a liberating feeling that the weights will not pin me down even if my healing arm fails during the bench presses! As nothing is/can be 100% perfect, I could mention two things here: a lat pulldown attachment, and a little bit lower bench. I am too high to use the lateral side pulleys for lat pulldowns, and the bench is high to push my legs into the ground while bench-pressing. But these are minor issues, I have found solutions. I have attached a pulley to the middle of the pull-up bar on the top, and used an extra cable (both from desertcart) to the lower-middle pulley; then using the loaded Smith-machine barbell over my thighs to hold me down. For the bench presses I put flat weight plates under my feet. Overall, I am very satisfied, cannot wait my next session on this machine!
Review: Great Deal for $1600 Here or $1800 From Marcy - 4/1/2020 Update: Cable flies are perfect on this machine, your pecs will respond very quickly. The supplied bar that attaches to both adjustable pulleys is extremely versatile for a variety of exercises: lat pull downs, tricep push downs, rows front raises. Give it a try and see what works for you. I posted a new picture with the bar attached. FIRST: if you do not see it listed here for the $1598 I paid, buy it directly from Marcy! The seller who has it here for over $3000 is seeking to take your money! Second: This is a very sturdy piece of equipment that delivers big for less than $2000! I am nearly finished with assembling the system. This is a preliminary review based on shipping, assembly and value. I will post an update after using the system for a few weeks. The assembly is actually very straightforward. As long as you’re comfortable using a couple of wrenches and reading exploded view diagrams you’ll be fine. Be patient, it will take time to locate parts between the different boxes and bags contained therein. If you have room to lay each unwrapped piece out do so, it could help cut down the assembly time tremendously. This is a high quality piece of equipment. The supplied accessories make it a great value. The foot plate for rowing is the main flaw I’ve found so far. It is a totally flat plate, not ergonomic for a natural foot/ankle position. I need to reach out to Marcy to replace two of the bench leg pads. One cover was punctured in shipping and two pads have permanent deep depressions in them from shipping. They’ve been out of the box for several days but haven’t returned to a smooth round shape. More to come after I finish the assembly later this week. UPDATE: Running the cables and attaching the pulleys is not difficult, tedious and repetitive but not difficult. The smith machine is very smooth and has a natural range of motion. A couple of issues I have with the system are the butterfly attachment and the foot plate for seated rowing. The arc of the butterfly motion seems too long. When performing seared butterflies I noticed I am reaching out to keep my arms in contact with the pads as I complete reps, as if the bars are too far away from me. I have just over a 6ft-3in wingspan and and never had this issue with any other seared butterfly. I suspect either the support the arms attach to is an inch or two too long, or the back pad needs a spacer between it and the frame it connects to. A significant enough spacer will force you forward enough to maintain a natural range of motion while performing butterflies. The last issue with the fly arms is that they touch at the peak of the motion. This will result in cosmetic damage to the ends of both arms over time. Simple fix is a rubber 2in sleeve over then ends of both arms but since that’s not provided, I will wrap mine with electrical tape. The problem with the foot plate is it is flat, not ergonomic for a natural foot position. Some of my photos will show the foot plate and the support for the butterfly arms. The Marcy customer service representative was very helpful when I called to request the replacement pads and some rubber end caps.

## Features

- You don’t have to switch between various workout stations with this gym system that combines different strength building machines: a Power Tower, Utility Bench, and Squat Rack. It also has dedicated landmine exercise attachment
- Cage size – 70” L x 84” W x 86” H | Bench size – 62” L x 26” W x 55” H | Max user weight – 300 lbs. | Max Capacity Smith Machine Bar – 300 lbs. | Max capacity on Safety catches – 300 lbs. | Max capacity on bench – 600 lbs. (weights and user weight)
- Equipped with multi-grip pull-up bars, this gear allows you to efficiently execute exercises for the upper body such as pull ups, chin ups, hanging leg raises. You can also use the bar to attach resistance bands | 9 ft. clearance recommended around item
- Full assembly required | Equipped with multi-grip pull-up bars, this gear allows you to efficiently execute exercises for the upper body such as pull ups, chin ups, hanging leg raises. You can also use the bar to attach resistance bands
- This cage boasts a durable pulley system that enables you to perform several crossover workouts. It also includes a rowing cable so you can do seated rows to develop the back muscles, forearm muscles, and upper arm muscles

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07YVTW8ZF |
| Best Sellers Rank | #354,115 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #31 in Strength Training Smith Machines #194 in Home Gym Systems |
| Brand Name | MARCY |
| Color | Red |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (402) |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00096362994033 |
| Handle Type | Fixed Handle |
| Included Components | User manual, Warranty card, one Smith Machine, one adjustable weight bench |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 70"D x 84"W x 86"H |
| Item Type Name | Smith Machine |
| Item Weight | 63.5 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Marcy |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SM-4033 |
| Material Type | Alloy Steel |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 300 Pounds |
| Model Number | SM-4033 |
| Strap Type | Ankle Strap |
| Tension Supported | high |
| UPC | 096362994033 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 2 year manufacturer limited |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** MARCY
- **Color:** Red
- **Item Weight:** 63.5 Kilograms
- **Material:** Alloy Steel
- **Product Dimensions:** 70"D x 84"W x 86"H

## Images

![Marcy Smith Machine Cage System Home Gym Multifunction Rack, Customizable Training Station - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71L5H88Iu0L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How much is it? What's the price on the machine**
A: Price gouging at its best. It’s $1,700 from MacyPro (but out of stock currently).

**Q: Does this have the option to add on assembly?**
A: I’m sorry, I’m not sure what you are asking. Are you asking if you can pay Amazon to have the system assembled after it is delivered? I do not believe so. The assembly definitely will take at least 4-6 hours and goes smoothly with 2 people.

**Q: Where would I buy safety spotter arms for this rack?**
A: I have bought spotter arms 3x3 from titan fitness its fits fine and solid material too.

**Q: What is the height to the the top of the front pulley? And how much higher doe the pull up bar go above the front pulley. Thanks in advance.**
A: Im 5.7 bout I have to jump to use pull up bar and pulley is about almost 6ft in height, maybe 5.10 and pulley up a little above 6ft maybe 6.5.or 6.8

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A beast of machine for home gym
*by Z***U on November 30, 2023*

I am a 45-year-old male with on and off history of weight lifting. I am recovering from a complicated forearm fracture 7 month ago, restarted weightlifting as part of my physical therapy. By now I have reached a level with multiple exercises where the weight started to be heavy - so, I was looking for something keeping me safe while I am working out alone in my garage. Not sure where exactly saw this machine online, but I liked what I read about it. I liked the Smith-machine part of it, as well as the separate pulley system with two height-adjustable handles, with the low-pull cable, and with the pect machine part. My only concern was the incline of the Smith-machine, but eventually I pulled the trigger. My heart skipped couple beats when (very fast) got an email with the subject "Unexpected problem with completing your order..."! And then my heart skipped again when I saw that the carrier will be FedEx (the email was just notifying me about multiple packages sent by FedEx), I had very unpleasant experiences with them for couple months now. However, the five packages showed up next day - thankfully FedEx left them without needing my signature (as they originally notified me). I guess, the boxes were so heavy that nobody would just take them... :) Because of the heavy stuff inside, the cardboard boxes have seen better days... but inside turned out to be perfect. Few minor scratches, but nothing serious (no bent or missing parts). I just want to highlight here that each of the 5 boxes were heavy (do recommend some cart or somebody's help if you need to carry longer distance). The included manual for assembly is extremely straightforward. I am no mechanic or engineer, but had absolutely no issues assembling the machine. Well, I had two minor ones: I switched the Smith-machine guides with the rear pulley guides; and I mounted some pulleys before looking at the cables - both of these were looser errors, easily fixable. It took me (working completely alone in my pace) approximately 6-7 hours/two evenings with the corrections of my mistakes. To avoid mistakes, I would suggest to always look couple steps ahead. An another suggestion: make sure that you assemble it where you want to use it, or at least very close - this thing is heavy (specially if you are alone). The assembled machine came out as a beast! It is massive and sturdy. I did use silicone lubricant for the guide rods - specifically the rear weight pulley was moving very hard/not returning to the base with light plates. The solution turned out to be loosening the lower and upper screws holding those guides. So far I have spent 2x 3-day cycles on this machine and I could not be more satisfied! The incline of the Smith-machine does not bother me at all while doing bench presses and squats. It is quite a liberating feeling that the weights will not pin me down even if my healing arm fails during the bench presses! As nothing is/can be 100% perfect, I could mention two things here: a lat pulldown attachment, and a little bit lower bench. I am too high to use the lateral side pulleys for lat pulldowns, and the bench is high to push my legs into the ground while bench-pressing. But these are minor issues, I have found solutions. I have attached a pulley to the middle of the pull-up bar on the top, and used an extra cable (both from Amazon) to the lower-middle pulley; then using the loaded Smith-machine barbell over my thighs to hold me down. For the bench presses I put flat weight plates under my feet. Overall, I am very satisfied, cannot wait my next session on this machine!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Deal for $1600 Here or $1800 From Marcy
*by 5***R on March 2, 2020*

4/1/2020 Update: Cable flies are perfect on this machine, your pecs will respond very quickly. The supplied bar that attaches to both adjustable pulleys is extremely versatile for a variety of exercises: lat pull downs, tricep push downs, rows front raises. Give it a try and see what works for you. I posted a new picture with the bar attached. FIRST: if you do not see it listed here for the $1598 I paid, buy it directly from Marcy! The seller who has it here for over $3000 is seeking to take your money! Second: This is a very sturdy piece of equipment that delivers big for less than $2000! I am nearly finished with assembling the system. This is a preliminary review based on shipping, assembly and value. I will post an update after using the system for a few weeks. The assembly is actually very straightforward. As long as you’re comfortable using a couple of wrenches and reading exploded view diagrams you’ll be fine. Be patient, it will take time to locate parts between the different boxes and bags contained therein. If you have room to lay each unwrapped piece out do so, it could help cut down the assembly time tremendously. This is a high quality piece of equipment. The supplied accessories make it a great value. The foot plate for rowing is the main flaw I’ve found so far. It is a totally flat plate, not ergonomic for a natural foot/ankle position. I need to reach out to Marcy to replace two of the bench leg pads. One cover was punctured in shipping and two pads have permanent deep depressions in them from shipping. They’ve been out of the box for several days but haven’t returned to a smooth round shape. More to come after I finish the assembly later this week. UPDATE: Running the cables and attaching the pulleys is not difficult, tedious and repetitive but not difficult. The smith machine is very smooth and has a natural range of motion. A couple of issues I have with the system are the butterfly attachment and the foot plate for seated rowing. The arc of the butterfly motion seems too long. When performing seared butterflies I noticed I am reaching out to keep my arms in contact with the pads as I complete reps, as if the bars are too far away from me. I have just over a 6ft-3in wingspan and and never had this issue with any other seared butterfly. I suspect either the support the arms attach to is an inch or two too long, or the back pad needs a spacer between it and the frame it connects to. A significant enough spacer will force you forward enough to maintain a natural range of motion while performing butterflies. The last issue with the fly arms is that they touch at the peak of the motion. This will result in cosmetic damage to the ends of both arms over time. Simple fix is a rubber 2in sleeve over then ends of both arms but since that’s not provided, I will wrap mine with electrical tape. The problem with the foot plate is it is flat, not ergonomic for a natural foot position. Some of my photos will show the foot plate and the support for the butterfly arms. The Marcy customer service representative was very helpful when I called to request the replacement pads and some rubber end caps.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ First Impressions
*by J***G on January 8, 2026*

UPDATE: Marcy's customer service replied to my email and they were eager to help and resolved the issue quickly. Product support is very important to me, so I changed my 4 stars to 5 stars. Boxes arrived (5 of them) pretty beat up, but once I removed everything from the boxes and found no visible damage. The equipment is all very well made and I felt it was a good purchase. Instructions could use a little help, but the diagrams have been pretty easy to follow so far. At one point, I had to install the guide rod sleeves onto the guide rods. I cannot get them on even after filing the edges off the rods and spraying WD-40! I then tried gently tapping them on using a rubber mallet. That's when I noticed ball bearings on the floor. I emailed Marcy, but have not yet received a reply. I will update this once I hear from their customer service

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