Cable setup
Bowflex Xtreme 2 SE: cable end stop, snap hook and parts rule
What the Bowflex Xtreme 2 SE assembly manual says about its snap hook, the Cable End Stop Ball over the ferrule, and genuine Nautilus replacement parts.
Also listed as Xtreme 2 SE, Bowflex Xtreme 2SE
Short answer
Bowflex's Xtreme 2 SE assembly manual lists a snap hook and a Cable End Stop Ball, whose core fits over the cable ferrule so the cable cannot slip back through the pulleys. It says to use only genuine Nautilus replacement parts and hardware.
Key facts
- Setup type
- Not confirmed
- Racks or supports the maker lists
- Not confirmed
- Maker exclusions
- Not confirmed
- Mount and hardware
- Not confirmed
- Resistance and loading
- Not confirmed
- Pull ratio
- Not confirmed
- Maker's load rating
- Not confirmed
- Cable length and diameter
- Not confirmed
- Cable travel
- Not confirmed
- What is included
- Hardware includes a Snap Hook and a Cable End Stop Ball; rod and squat cable assemblies (parts 46 and 47) are listed as pairs[1]
- Connector at the cable end
- Snap hook; the Cable End Stop Ball's core fits over the cable ferrule[1]
- Small increments
- Not confirmed
- Installation the maker requires
- Not confirmed
- Maker warranty
- Not confirmed
- Replacement parts
- Genuine Nautilus replacement parts and hardware only[1]
- Not confirmed
- The assembly manual has no cable inspection or wear guidance; it points to the Owner's Manual for maintenance[1]
Watch out for
- Bowflex's term is "Cable End Stop Ball": it sits over the ferrule so the cable cannot slip back through the pulleys.
- Use only genuine Nautilus replacement parts and hardware, per the assembly manual.