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A guided weight exercise device has a lower anchor arrangement for readily attaching the lower portion of the device to a supporting wall by pivotal movement of the device about a floor-engaging support upwardly from a slanted position with the lower portion of the unit adjacent the wall. Reverse pi

A guided weight exercise device has a lower anchor arrangement for readily attaching the lower portion of the device to a supporting wall by pivotal movement of the device about a floor-engaging support upwardly from a slanted position with the lower portion of the unit adjacent the wall. Reverse pivotal movement of the device detaches it from the wall. The floor-engaging support may be a wheel assembly. The guide assembly for the weights comprises a pair of spaced parallel guide bars each having separate upper and lower bar sections, and a coupling which interconnects the guide bars and joins their upper and lower sections. The weight is lifted by a guided carriage and an arrangement of upper and lower sheaves and a cable. The sheaves and cable are located adjacent the wall and completely behind the carriage and the guide bars. The upper sheave is pivoted about a vertical axis, and both upper and lower sheaves are located medially of the guide bars so that the cable can extend away from the device from between the guide bars.

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In a floor-supported exercise unit adapted to be detachably secured to a wall during use, having floor-engaging support means for supporting the unit, at least one liftable weight, upright guide means for guiding said weight during lifting, and lifting means engageable by a user and operatively conn

In a floor-supported exercise unit adapted to be detachably secured to a wall during use, having floor-engaging support means for supporting the unit, at least one liftable weight, upright guide means for guiding said weight during lifting, and lifting means engageable by a user and operatively connected to said weight for raising and lowering said weight, the improvement comprising lower anchor means, including two mating anchor portions respectively attached to the lower portion of the unit and to a wall, for anchoring the lower portion of the unit to the wall by pivotal movement of the floor-supported unit about said support means upwardly from a slanted position with the lower portion of the unit adjacent the wall and the anchor portions disengaged, to an upright position of use with the anchor portions engaged, and for detaching the lower portion of the unit from the wall by reverse pivotal movement of the unit downwardly from its upright position to disengage said anchor portions.