I know this seems like a silly question but does anyone know if I can flip the two pullups bars at the very top upside down, or does removing it completely jeopardize the integrity of the power rack? I want to get this but I have a low ceiling in the garage and height is one of the factors
I know this seems like a silly question but does anyone know if I can flip the two pullups bars at the very top upside down, or does removing it completely jeopardize the integrity of the power rack? I want to get this but I have a low ceiling in the garage and height is one of the factors
If those mounting bolts are dead center then it's possible
I know this seems like a silly question but does anyone know if I can flip the two pullups bars at the very top upside down, or does removing it completely jeopardize the integrity of the power rack? I want to get this but I have a low ceiling in the garage and height is one of the factors
You can build it with it flipped but depending on how heavy you are you might not be able to use it since you and the pull up bar would be held up by 4 bolts.
I know this seems like a silly question but does anyone know if I can flip the two pullups bars at the very top upside down, or does removing it completely jeopardize the integrity of the power rack? I want to get this but I have a low ceiling in the garage and height is one of the factors
As mentioned earlier that you can, but if you decide to get the lat pull down attachment later on then you need the bar to be upright instead of it being flipped
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06-26-2021 at 01:08 PM.
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I know this seems like a silly question but does anyone know if I can flip the two pullups bars at the very top upside down, or does removing it completely jeopardize the integrity of the power rack? I want to get this but I have a low ceiling in the garage and height is one of the factors
I have this power rack just put it together, Yes you can install it upside down without effecting the integrity, but it would come down so low if you're anywhere near 6' tall it would be a huge burden to do squats or any other stand up exercise. I also got the lat pull down with it, if you plan on installing a lat pull down you cannot install it upside down.
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06-26-2021 at 01:27 PM.
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I know this seems like a silly question but does anyone know if I can flip the two pullups bars at the very top upside down, or does removing it completely jeopardize the integrity of the power rack? I want to get this but I have a low ceiling in the garage and height is one of the factors
You can flip it upside down and it won't jeopardize the structural integrity of this rack.
Thank you
I missed it last time, the pull up bar looks way sturdy then the one I got at home
Plus you can pull all the way.
Thank god it's located dead center otherwise my previous one had me scrape my knees on the wall
I bought this last time it came up and returned it after major headaches… One support beam was twisted and one was rusted under the paint. The manufacturer did send replacement parts no questions asked but both had similar alignment issues. I boxed it all up and sent it back. I ended up buying a Cap brand half rack for $175 and found it to be sturdier and far higher quality (3" beams instead of 2" as well).
I bought this last time it came up and returned it after major headaches… One support beam was twisted and one was rusted under the paint. The manufacturer did send replacement parts no questions asked but both had similar alignment issues. I boxed it all up and sent it back. I ended up buying a Cap brand half rack for $175 and found it to be sturdier and far higher quality (3" beams instead of 2" as well).
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If those mounting bolts are dead center then it's possible
You can build it with it flipped but depending on how heavy you are you might not be able to use it since you and the pull up bar would be held up by 4 bolts.
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You can flip it upside down and it won't jeopardize the structural integrity of this rack.
I missed it last time, the pull up bar looks way sturdy then the one I got at home
Plus you can pull all the way.
Thank god it's located dead center otherwise my previous one had me scrape my knees on the wall