Is it possible to remove the anti-rebound bar for storage purposes? It feels like it can be "popped-out" but I'm not sure if this will break it. Thx
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Mine is firmly attached. I personally would not risk weakening the structure of the base. I kept the box it came in for storage purposes.
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Rebounder offers one but I believe it's freestanding. It's my sense any brand stabilizer will work. Good luck!
2136416
The unit is comprized of three major components. The towel bar(1) and the suction ends(2). Each suction end has a hole in which the bar is sliped through.Once this is done there are two caps put on the bar so it will not slip back out again. It comes completely assembled. Can you take the ends off and shoreten the bar? Probably at your own risk, but i would not risk it. I been a great product for me.
1162516
Mine came off & there were 3 small pieces: 2 screws & an internal sleeve. Get the bars lined up as there is a correct twist. Once you do that, all the other parts fit, no problem.
2129252
The legs in this unit consist of two parts: the plastic case and the extensions. The extensions are hold the bar about one inch off the ground and are removable. The case however is not removable and holds the bar about 1/4 inch off the ground. Read my review of this bar before buying
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It is a tension bar so you could take it down daily. Don't know if it would weaken over time from that. It did mar our white window frame when we adjusted it's placement...
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I am towing a popup camper, and am having no issues with clearance. Worst case, I would think, is that you may need an extended draw bar. I would try it first to see if it works without it, and then buy one if needed. We love this bike rack, by the way. I hope that helps.
2136419
The bar passes through the two supports aND each end of the bar is "capped" so it won't slide out. The end caps don't seem to be removable.
604321
You pull it out. If you want, you can make a distraction and pull it out then. Unfortunately, the only way that I can think of (I haven't tried it) is to go disable it in the windows control panel (under hardware). Hope this helps!
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Personally I wouldn't throw the bar around too much. It is three pieces held together with pins. The pins may come loose.
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The top bar is not soft. The entire setup is not terribly stable. I put weights on the bottom to help but I am still aware of the pressure I put on it at certain angles. Hope that helps.
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There's a piece of metallic tape that covers the sealing bar. It looks like packaging material, so it's very tempting to remove it. It needs to remain in place
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Not too bad; loosen two thumb screws down near the bottom on each side. Then lift the bar up and out of the way.
454393
You have to disassemble the bar. The ends pop off, and you will see two screws. Remove these, and the bar comes off. Remove the old piece and place the new one on the bar. Reverse the process to reinstall the bar.
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Mine bounces. What is the best way to adjust it to eliminate the bounce? Is it the joint where you tighten it with that super long-stemmed tool they give you? I have tightened it there but it still bounces.
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Hi Vinessa, I put my netting on the inside of the corner pieces and it was a little loose, but I'm looking at the factory picture and it looks like they put in on the outside. Maybe I put mine on wrong?!? No idea about the bar.
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It doesn't need bars to attach to, but it'll last longer if you do. Mine is freestanding at the moment because somehow my boys popped the part that attaches to the bars off and I can't get it back on. It works, but I have a feeling it's going to break a lot quicker because there's more strain on the plastic holding it up.