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# 70L x 83W x 86H inches footprint Robust powder-coated steel frame 2000lb tensile strength cables Marcy Smith Machine with Bench MD-9010G

**Brand:** marcy
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## Summary

> 🔥 Elevate your home gym game with the Smith Cage — where power meets precision! 🏋️‍♀️

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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Smooth Operator:** Linear bearing system delivers snag-free, fluid barbell motion for precision and safety.
- • **Organized Strength:** Six built-in weight plate pegs keep your plates neatly stored and ready for action—no clutter, just gains.
- • **All-in-One Powerhouse:** Integrated leg developer, press bar, PEC deck, and squat rack let you crush full-body workouts without switching gear.
- • **Custom Fit for Every Rep:** Adjustable bench and versatile press arms accommodate Olympic or standard weights, maximizing your workout range.
- • **Built to Last, Built to Lift:** Heavy-duty steel frame with powder-coated finish ensures durability through your toughest workouts.

## Overview

The Marcy Smith Cage Workout Machine MD-9010G is a comprehensive home gym system featuring a robust steel frame, 2000lb tensile strength aircraft cables, and a smooth linear bearing for seamless barbell movement. With integrated stations for legs, chest, and squats, plus six weight plate pegs, it supports versatile full-body strength training. Sized at 70L x 83W x 86H inches, it accommodates Olympic and standard weights, backed by a 2-year warranty and a 4.5-star rating from over 1,400 users.

## Description

desertcart.com: Marcy Smith Cage Workout Machine Total Body Training Home Gym System with Linear Bearing Md-9010G : Sports & Outdoors

Review: Monster...but a Good Monster... - I read review after review before finally pulling the trigger on this purchase. My wife wanted this machine and I was concerned about the size, the complexity, and the weight. First...the size. It is tall, wide, and long. You will also need to consider that you need about 2 feet on the three, non bench, sides to move weights. So when deciding where it will go, don't forget that fact. On the bench side...you will need even more. You will be moving the bench in and out and up and down and need some room to maneuver. We have about 6 feet in front of the machine and that seems to work well. We ended up with about a foot on one side and the back and while it works...it is not ideal. The last thing on this point...this is not a knock on the machine...it is just something to consider when purchasing. Next was the complexity of the machine. Using it is a breeze. My only complaint is that the two latches on the bench (for the seat back, and the curl pad) must be unscrewed and screwed back in. I saw this in other reviews and was willing to accept the annoyance. But know... it is not a 2 second operation...more like 30 seconds. Now...the real complexity with this machine is the assembly. I saw lots and lots of negative comments about it. But also lots and lots of helpful hints. I will condense several of those and few of my own here. First...this thing comes in three, big, boxes. They are heavy. You will need to inspect them when they arrive for damage and don't accept them if you notice any or if any of the boxes are heavily damaged or have been ripped open. Once you have ownership of the boxes...carefully unpack them and sort the pieces. In my case, I matched each part with the picture in the construction manual and put a small round sticker with the part number on each. ***If you have one take away from my construction story...this should be it...take the time to organize and label your parts. It will pay off in spades as you work. The hardware was packaged well and labeled on cardboard packages and was very easy to work with. Take your time. Understand what you plan to do...get all the parts ready...ensure you understand your goal and then proceed with each step. You will do much better if you have someone to help you. Sometimes, just someone holding a large bar in place will save you a ton of time. Start by assembling the bench. It is fairly straight forward and you will learn a lot before you get into the bigger pieces. The super structure is straight forward and is just bulky...this is where the second person really comes in handy. Make sure you have everything lined up and bolts in before you tighten the bolts. In some cases you simply need the "wiggle" room to get thing to fit. In any case...the most complex and confusing part is the cables. Three hints here. 1. Take all the time you need to logically work out what they are trying to do. It is complicated and involves multiple fly wheels in one, very complex, mechanism. It was not until I was finished that I understood how it was going to work. The part that can get very confusing is the long cable that goes through the part with two wheels side by side. Really study the picture and understand the direction of the cable as it goes through. This is the part you will get backwards if not very careful. 2. In the Owners guide, they give you the same pictures as the construction guide, but they add words for the cabling. Read this. It helps a little. 3. Do not tighten everything up, for a step, until you are 100% sure you have it right. This will save you a lot of heartache later! In the end, it took my wife and I about 90 minutes to label everything and about 7 hours, spread over 3 days, to finish construction. I used a pair of pliers, a rubber mallet, and a socket set. Those were the only tools I needed to provide...the allen wrenches were included with the hardware. The last area to consider is the weight of this machine. I live in a house that was built in the early 60's with wood construction. This would not fit in our basement so it had to go on the first level. I was concerned. About 400lbs of machine...say...another 200lbs of weights...and then me ~300lbs and possibly my wife...(no weight here...I am not a rookie husband)! But we are easily pushing 1000lbs. Hmmm...should I be worried? Yes. So I called a friend of mine who was a contractor in my neighborhood (so knew our houses). He told me it was not a problem. He said...think about a bedroom set with a water bed. Four contact points and well over 1000lbs. Fair enough. This machine has the footprint of a small bed...and the feet are actually wider than that of a water bed. There is also a fifth foot under the rear weight assembly. So that concern was negated. We installed it...have about 150lbs of weights and not a creak can be heard from the floor. So no problems there. In the end...we love our machine. We use WD40 on back post and on the posts for the bar bearings. We also make sure the cables are not kinked. We adjusted the tension on the cables after the first week (see the owners maual for how), and have added some padding to keep from banging heads and legs on things. The quality is good and machine is sturdy and works as advertised. I highly recommend this machine and look forward to updating my review after we have used it for a year (to give you an idea on wear).
Review: THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU START - So couple things. First of all, I’m a 5’4” 125lb woman and I put this together BY MYSELF cables included. It may be a little hard, but you do not need two people to assemble despite other reviews, just need some common sense and a ratchet set with the 5/8th bolt size. Second, do NOT rip open all of the cardboard sheets that hold the nuts and bolts. I took my buck knife and only cut out around the exact ones I needed for the next step and only took out the very one I needed. You can easily start mixing them up if you take out different lengths at a time as some of the bolts only vary by an 8th inch. ONLY WORK WITH THE EXACT NUT/BOLT COMBO YOU NEED AT A TIME. I went one page at a time on the directions and one nut/ bolt combo at a time pictured and worked my way through that page until I had completed everything. For some of the cable steps, you don’t attach the cable pulley mount to anything until a few pages later- just let it hang there until it says to attach it to something. Third, and this is VERY IMPORTANT IF YOU’RE SHORT OR WANT EXTRA RANGE OF MOTION. Being 5’4 and wanting to do hip thrust, deadlifts, stuff that requires the bar to be close to the ground, DO NOT PUT ON THE SAFETY HOOKS. As you can see from my one picture holding the safety hook up you lose about 3 inches of range of motion at the bottom if you have these on the pole. Being that it’s a smith machine and you can rack it every few inches I don’t think they’re necessary and it took about an hour to get them off after I had already assembled the whole thing, which can be done by removing the j shaped weight storage racks and sliding them off of the bottom of the pole- not fun. I included a picture at the bottom of my hip thrust range of motion which is the perfect height without the safety hooks being installed. Clamps- upgrade to quick release clamps, I got the desertcart recommended black ones pictures they run about $8 a set and are worth not having to deal with the metal ones. Attachments- they’re just okay, I bought a separate ankle strap that is much more padded and a Bar pad from perfect peach athletics- $26 and is so worth it. I also recommend purchasing some quick release carabiner hooks to attach all the accessories with, I found 4 for $7 on here which is better than having to unscrew them each time. Weight types- this machine CAN run off OLYMPIC OR STANDARD WEIGHTS you just don’t put the black sleeves on if you want standard sized plates. Bench- the bench is actually pretty good when it comes to the leg/ bicep attachments and again can work off Olympic or standard weights. Only thing I don’t like is that there’s a lumbar support in the bench it is not completely flat and that you have to unscrew the pin to incline the bench. Otherwise fairly sturdy. Also it doesn’t have wheels which is annoying to move. Take your time putting this monster together, I did it in about 8 hours over a couple days and it went almost completely smoothly since I took my time. This is a great addition to any home gym you can do SO many different exercises with it and is well worth the price. Also, I found an entire set of Olympic plates at goodwill for $112 plus a lot of standard sized and dumbbells. Check out second hand before you spend a fortune on a few plates of iron- I restored mine with a wire brush and some rust oleum spray paint and they look new again. Hope this review helped you make a decision and happy lifting guys!

## Features

- Robust Steel Construction - This home gym boasts a heavy-duty steel frame with a durable powder-coated finish. It employs sturdy aircraft cable with a 2,000lb tensile strength, ensuring longevity under intense use
- Versatile Press Arms - This adaptable weight system home gym features dual-action press arms. Assembled cage dimensions: 70L x 83W x 86H inches. Assembled bench dimensions: 75L x 28.5W x 47H inches
- Home Weightlifting Station - Engage in rigorous weightlifting or strength training at home. It includes 6 built-in weight plate pegs for easy organization of weights/barbells
- Comprehensive Workout Hub - This all-in-one training system combines arm and leg stations, allowing you to strengthen various muscle groups and perform full workouts without switching equipment
- Smooth Linear Bearing - The Smith Machine's linear bearing ensures a smooth, snag-free motion. For added support during select exercises, use the Marcy MT-3 Barbell Pad (sold separately)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B001D78PCE |
| Best Sellers Rank | #181,655 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #108 in Strength Training Power Cages |
| Brand Name | MARCY |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,441) |
| Date First Available | June 15, 2008 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00096362999823 |
| Handle Type | Pulldown, Strap |
| Included Components | User manual, Warranty card, one Smith Machine, one adjustable bench |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 95 x 79 x 86 inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 84 x 20 x 8 inches |
| Manufacturer | Marcy |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 135 Kilograms |
| Model Name | MD-9010G |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Weight | 395 Pounds |
| Part Number | MD-9010G |
| Size | One Size |
| Sport Type | Excercise & Fitness |
| Style | Silver |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Tension Level | 300-400 lbs |
| UPC | 096362999823 400128605574 688962462281 |
| Warranty Description | 2 YEAR LIMITED MANUFACTURER WARRANTY |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** MARCY
- **Color:** Brown/Silver
- **Item Weight:** 373 Pounds
- **Material:** Alloy Steel
- **Product Dimensions:** 70"D x 79"W x 85"H

## Images

![Marcy Smith Machine with Bench MD-9010G - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71RhISUhlXL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: The dimensions say 95x79x86 which is height width depth?**
A: Here is what I got when I measured mine.  79W (width of smith machine barbell) 68D and 85T.  I'd suggest you have about 10 feet of width and 11 feet of depth to use all the features of the equipment.  Something to think about is whether or not you are going to use a olymic free weight barbell for some exercises.  Mine is 86" wide (vs the machines 79") and you will still need some space on each side to put on/off weights.  You can get away with about 86" height if you don't store the barbell in holder for it.  The depth of the actual machine isn't very much, but you need to be able to move the bench forward or back depending on the exercise you are doing (which is why I suggest having about 11 feet of depth).  You can get away with less by removing the leg developer/curl device from the bench.  If you give me the dimensions of the space you are working with I can let you know what you can or can't do with it.

**Q: Are the weights included and if so what ones?**
A: This machine does not comes with weights. And you do not have to buy expensive Olympic weights. The storage bars and workout bar has a sleeves that can be removed so you can use standard weights. I've had this machine for a years and all I own are standard weight plates.

**Q: Does this machine come with olympic bar?, What are the dimensions of the box shipping?**
A: The machine comes with a bar that slides inside a metal sleeve. The metal sleeve has the hand grip ridges and the hooks that rotate into the frame. There are thick plastic covers that go on both ends after the bar is installed to accommodate the opening of Olympic plates. The bar weighs approximately 15 - 20 lbs. As for the the dimensions of the box it's shipped in, it comes in several boxes. I don't recall how many, I think at least 3-4. They are heavy. I believe one was over 150 lbs. Some of the boxes are long, so carrying the entire box alone would not be a wise idea, especially if you're going up steps. Mine came on a pallet and the delivery driver wheeled it into my garage. From there, I brought it upstairs piece by piece. I believe it took me about an hour, and that was carrying each piece up 2 flights of stairs and included clean up of packaging materials. The instructs recommends two people assemble it but I did it alone. Some of the larger pieces required some inginuity to stabilize them as I put in the bolts. It took me about two days to assemble, but I wasn't busting my hump doing it.

**Q: does the smith bar move evenly like a commercial machine or does it wobble a bit?**
A: It wobbles from side to side a bit... That doesn't stop it from rolling smoothly but it does make it hard to rack because there are not many holes to hook the smith bar onto and if he bar is leaning it may make it difficult to latch the bar safely. But if you use the safety stops then they will protect you if you can't hook the bar on and save you from harm. But no it does not move dead even there is some side to side movement

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Monster...but a Good Monster...
*by D***. on April 25, 2019*

I read review after review before finally pulling the trigger on this purchase. My wife wanted this machine and I was concerned about the size, the complexity, and the weight. First...the size. It is tall, wide, and long. You will also need to consider that you need about 2 feet on the three, non bench, sides to move weights. So when deciding where it will go, don't forget that fact. On the bench side...you will need even more. You will be moving the bench in and out and up and down and need some room to maneuver. We have about 6 feet in front of the machine and that seems to work well. We ended up with about a foot on one side and the back and while it works...it is not ideal. The last thing on this point...this is not a knock on the machine...it is just something to consider when purchasing. Next was the complexity of the machine. Using it is a breeze. My only complaint is that the two latches on the bench (for the seat back, and the curl pad) must be unscrewed and screwed back in. I saw this in other reviews and was willing to accept the annoyance. But know... it is not a 2 second operation...more like 30 seconds. Now...the real complexity with this machine is the assembly. I saw lots and lots of negative comments about it. But also lots and lots of helpful hints. I will condense several of those and few of my own here. First...this thing comes in three, big, boxes. They are heavy. You will need to inspect them when they arrive for damage and don't accept them if you notice any or if any of the boxes are heavily damaged or have been ripped open. Once you have ownership of the boxes...carefully unpack them and sort the pieces. In my case, I matched each part with the picture in the construction manual and put a small round sticker with the part number on each. ***If you have one take away from my construction story...this should be it...take the time to organize and label your parts. It will pay off in spades as you work. The hardware was packaged well and labeled on cardboard packages and was very easy to work with. Take your time. Understand what you plan to do...get all the parts ready...ensure you understand your goal and then proceed with each step. You will do much better if you have someone to help you. Sometimes, just someone holding a large bar in place will save you a ton of time. Start by assembling the bench. It is fairly straight forward and you will learn a lot before you get into the bigger pieces. The super structure is straight forward and is just bulky...this is where the second person really comes in handy. Make sure you have everything lined up and bolts in before you tighten the bolts. In some cases you simply need the "wiggle" room to get thing to fit. In any case...the most complex and confusing part is the cables. Three hints here. 1. Take all the time you need to logically work out what they are trying to do. It is complicated and involves multiple fly wheels in one, very complex, mechanism. It was not until I was finished that I understood how it was going to work. The part that can get very confusing is the long cable that goes through the part with two wheels side by side. Really study the picture and understand the direction of the cable as it goes through. This is the part you will get backwards if not very careful. 2. In the Owners guide, they give you the same pictures as the construction guide, but they add words for the cabling. Read this. It helps a little. 3. Do not tighten everything up, for a step, until you are 100% sure you have it right. This will save you a lot of heartache later! In the end, it took my wife and I about 90 minutes to label everything and about 7 hours, spread over 3 days, to finish construction. I used a pair of pliers, a rubber mallet, and a socket set. Those were the only tools I needed to provide...the allen wrenches were included with the hardware. The last area to consider is the weight of this machine. I live in a house that was built in the early 60's with wood construction. This would not fit in our basement so it had to go on the first level. I was concerned. About 400lbs of machine...say...another 200lbs of weights...and then me ~300lbs and possibly my wife...(no weight here...I am not a rookie husband)! But we are easily pushing 1000lbs. Hmmm...should I be worried? Yes. So I called a friend of mine who was a contractor in my neighborhood (so knew our houses). He told me it was not a problem. He said...think about a bedroom set with a water bed. Four contact points and well over 1000lbs. Fair enough. This machine has the footprint of a small bed...and the feet are actually wider than that of a water bed. There is also a fifth foot under the rear weight assembly. So that concern was negated. We installed it...have about 150lbs of weights and not a creak can be heard from the floor. So no problems there. In the end...we love our machine. We use WD40 on back post and on the posts for the bar bearings. We also make sure the cables are not kinked. We adjusted the tension on the cables after the first week (see the owners maual for how), and have added some padding to keep from banging heads and legs on things. The quality is good and machine is sturdy and works as advertised. I highly recommend this machine and look forward to updating my review after we have used it for a year (to give you an idea on wear).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU START
*by S***H on May 20, 2019*

So couple things. First of all, I’m a 5’4” 125lb woman and I put this together BY MYSELF cables included. It may be a little hard, but you do not need two people to assemble despite other reviews, just need some common sense and a ratchet set with the 5/8th bolt size. Second, do NOT rip open all of the cardboard sheets that hold the nuts and bolts. I took my buck knife and only cut out around the exact ones I needed for the next step and only took out the very one I needed. You can easily start mixing them up if you take out different lengths at a time as some of the bolts only vary by an 8th inch. ONLY WORK WITH THE EXACT NUT/BOLT COMBO YOU NEED AT A TIME. I went one page at a time on the directions and one nut/ bolt combo at a time pictured and worked my way through that page until I had completed everything. For some of the cable steps, you don’t attach the cable pulley mount to anything until a few pages later- just let it hang there until it says to attach it to something. Third, and this is VERY IMPORTANT IF YOU’RE SHORT OR WANT EXTRA RANGE OF MOTION. Being 5’4 and wanting to do hip thrust, deadlifts, stuff that requires the bar to be close to the ground, DO NOT PUT ON THE SAFETY HOOKS. As you can see from my one picture holding the safety hook up you lose about 3 inches of range of motion at the bottom if you have these on the pole. Being that it’s a smith machine and you can rack it every few inches I don’t think they’re necessary and it took about an hour to get them off after I had already assembled the whole thing, which can be done by removing the j shaped weight storage racks and sliding them off of the bottom of the pole- not fun. I included a picture at the bottom of my hip thrust range of motion which is the perfect height without the safety hooks being installed. Clamps- upgrade to quick release clamps, I got the amazon recommended black ones pictures they run about $8 a set and are worth not having to deal with the metal ones. Attachments- they’re just okay, I bought a separate ankle strap that is much more padded and a Bar pad from perfect peach athletics- $26 and is so worth it. I also recommend purchasing some quick release carabiner hooks to attach all the accessories with, I found 4 for $7 on here which is better than having to unscrew them each time. Weight types- this machine CAN run off OLYMPIC OR STANDARD WEIGHTS you just don’t put the black sleeves on if you want standard sized plates. Bench- the bench is actually pretty good when it comes to the leg/ bicep attachments and again can work off Olympic or standard weights. Only thing I don’t like is that there’s a lumbar support in the bench it is not completely flat and that you have to unscrew the pin to incline the bench. Otherwise fairly sturdy. Also it doesn’t have wheels which is annoying to move. Take your time putting this monster together, I did it in about 8 hours over a couple days and it went almost completely smoothly since I took my time. This is a great addition to any home gym you can do SO many different exercises with it and is well worth the price. Also, I found an entire set of Olympic plates at goodwill for $112 plus a lot of standard sized and dumbbells. Check out second hand before you spend a fortune on a few plates of iron- I restored mine with a wire brush and some rust oleum spray paint and they look new again. Hope this review helped you make a decision and happy lifting guys!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by J***J on May 8, 2019*

OK, so delivery was earlier than stated, it comes on a pallet in 3 boxes. There are a lot of parts, some big some small. Don't expect this to be a quick job, took me all day and I am a Mechanical Engineer, but the end result was worth all the effort. The picture shows some chains for the cross fly's these are not included, but i went on to the suppliers web site and ordered for next to nothing. Am I happy with the package? yes very. Been using it every day and have cancelled my gym membership, will have a simple payback period of 2 years, so for me it will also save me money.

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