can be used with 5 'bar ?
166510
No it's for a 6' bar the rack is too wide for the 5' (it ends up resting where the weights go)
166511
I'll get back to you tomorrow morning.. I use a 6' bar and it makes it with some room to spare so my first impression would be no. I'll give you a more precise answer tomorrow when I get home.
1171578
Not really no, the uprights are too far apart cuz it is meant for a 7-ft (full Olympic size) barbell. If you used a 6-ft you would have to rest the weight-holding part in the rack, which would be very tricky and probably dangerous with weights on the bar.
944434
Depending on your size, weight and strength, as well as specific consideration regarding your own mobility, I suspect you could. You would want to make sure the bar is securely fastened to the tub edge before and after each use.
2237035
I dont thing the bar would tall enough... I am only 5'3" and the hieght of the monitors is perfect while sitting and I have them adjusted to the tallest settings.
1735901
Yes, but you won't be getting full range unless you have really high doors, unless you bend your knees and hang. I'm 6'2" and have to door the hanging thing to get full extension and contraction. I believe the bar is rated for up to 250 lbs, just make sure you tighten the fittings every now and then. I weigh 215 and jiggle the bolts loose a bit here and there...
104161
I have a five foot bar and it works fine. The inside collars sit on the support, so you have to ensure both sides are in and on when lifting. Allen
666212
I have a 7-foot Olympic bar and I believe it was designed only for that -- I don't think you can use a 6-foot bar on it. For sure not a 5-foot bar.
520423
not likely, but you might need a rubber shim, like a segment of a thick rubber hose to wrap around the 1" bar.
666214
I bought this rack with the 6' Olympic Black Bar w/ Chrome Sleeve OB-72UL also sold here on amazon. the bar works with this rack just fine. The sleeves sit just outside the uprights. Not a whole lot of room to rack the bar when your done so keep that in mind.
1099389
No, you may get away with a 6 ft bar but it is very tight and probably dangerous, we got a 7 foot bar to use instead
1326530
Yes, it can but you need to get a bar that is at least 7ft. If you use the 6ft bar it won't fit.
1787454
Not sure what you mean. 8" bar ? There are little studs that protrude to set the bar for different heights to pick up not sure if its for standard size though I think a standard bar will work.
2198459
my wife is 5'3" and her shoulders are even with the the top of the bar supports , so it probably would not be safe for you to use due to the fact that there is a lip on the bar supports that keep the bar from rolling off and in order for you to use it you will have to go up on tip toes to get the bar off and on the rack and when you start squatting heavy you could injure yourself doing this
1324637
I wouldn't see why not. The t bar can be adjusted up and down easily. The more I use this extender the more impressed I am with it. The quality and versatility of it is outstanding. Our 13 ft Ocean Kayak tandem loads and rides on it like a dream. We put foam pipe insulation wrapped with duct tape (what else) around it to cushion the contact between the metal bars and kayak. I've also used it to haul wood around. I highly recommend it.
858161
In my opinion no that should not be a problem the dip bars are sufficiently extended from the bar. This piece of equipment is well thought out.
314837
I believe there are a few lengths available. I think my 60" bar has 5 hooks. It's the best wall mount I could have ever imagined. Buy it!
1022742
I am not sure but I don't see why you couldn't. This isn't any different from a stock track bar accept being able to adjust the length.