Do I need any addition equipment to attach this to a pull up bar?
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You can. When you receive the item, you'll have to assemble it, but if you don't want to use the board, you don't have to. If you are using it for a pull up bar only, might be cheaper to get a different item.
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No, unless you rig something for it to attach to. It clips on to horizontal bars.
1889836
It has to be a completely smooth surface and it will only take a limited amount of pressure. If you are going to pull yourself up you should have regular grab bars installed. This one is meant only to steady one's self.
786509
Yes, Stud Bar has videos on their website showing large bars wall mounted for those who kip or need more leg room. For dead hang pull ups the standard size wall mounted works best and takes up less space
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I don't think so. We used the bar to replace something already attached to the jungle gym so we did not need the hardware but I don't remember seeing it in the packaging.
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Yes I can work with the necessary accessories but I DO NOT recommend this. This device was intended to work independently as an Emergency Fire Exit Push Bar.
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You mean thw bars. No. You don't have to, but I'm guessing if you have a long enough screw you could
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No you do not need tool to intall this pulley system. Easy out of the box and put bracket over your door attach the pulley over the hook and you are on your way to recovery!
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Just so you know you do have to screw (YOU SHOULD BUY YOUR OWN SCREWS. the ones in the package dulled out on me and had to get a screw extractor) and mount it. Once that's done. Yes its easy to put in and take out. I have mine screwed in the bottom for sit ups and at the top for pull ups. Its all just tightening and untightening the bar. To be honest I kind of regret buying this because of the whole mounting. There are ones that you can just hang off from your door if you wanted to do pull ups like what my friend has. That's just my opinion. Good luck.
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Hello, If the pull up bar has a traight part and you have like 30/ 40 centimeters above to get youre feet in it will work on every thing. I,m not a seller but these things make you happy, i ,am for having them, thay also feel realy secure, it,s realy the best you can have!. Good luck with it.
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No, you need at least a 7 foot bar. Sometimes I do use a six foot bar on mine as a second setup when I'm doing 2 exercise circuits (like squats and overhead presses), but the weights on the six foot bar rest inside of the power rack, which isn't ideal by any means.
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Yes you have to to attach the bar to the wall. My plumber installed for me. No issues.
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You could just not connect the mounting bar & bracket, kinda defeats the purpose though. I believe there's another model, ~$50 cheaper, that doesn't include the bar at all.
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The pull up bar is about 7 inches below the bottom of the support bar (on the trim), but it curves down to it, beginning about 3 inches below the bottom of the support bar. At about 4.5 inches though, the curve is still slight, and I think that it should work just fine, only angling the pull-up bar a bit upward, which might even be desirable, depending on what exercises you'd like to do. I am only speculating, so no guarantees, but I'm pretty sure. Hope it helps!
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I wouldn't see any problem using your chin up bar. Just make sure there's is NO play in the bolts that holt it in place as you will be pulling in it from different angles than its intended for as you'll be pulling sideways and not just up . So if you have bolts and not wood screws than I would say work on. Gerry
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It gives you a dip station, which is nice. While doing pull ups this tips backwards and is not sturdy in the way you'd expect it to be most sturdy. Dips are not a problem. Get one with dip station and pull up bar on the same side is my recommendation.