Are the J-hooks detachable so I could switch them between the front and back posts?
1502287
Yes, the J-Hooks are detachable, so you can adjust them anywhere on the front or back posts you want. There IS a recommendation i have that for some reason inexperienced lifters often overlook when it comes to power racks. The safety pins have J-hook ends that stick out of the front of the power rack. One can easily and simply spin them upside down, lock them into place, and BAM! you instantly have a second set of hooks that stick out from the front without moving the detachable J-hooks. so basically the power rack already comes with 2 sets of hooks. And because the safety pin j-hooks are attached to the safety pins they are actually safer than the regular adjustable j-hooks. Hoe this helps =-) P.S. and DON'T skip on the bench when you buy one. It's worth it to pay the extra money to get a good, sturdy bench. Trying to lift while on a half-assed bench because you didn't want to spend too much money only results in you being forced to keep your balance while bench pressing. A good solid bench is almost as important as the weight bar itself.
882111
The hooks do not come attached. However, there are small drilled starter holes in the back board for each hook (2 holes per hook). Also, since the holes are spaced for the double/single hooks, it might be "too crowded" with tri-hooks. However, replacing only the double hooks with a tri-hook, would probably be pretty easy.
1054187
are you talking about the flights?..if the threads are the same on each end of the dart body then there is no reason you couldn't switch it around. I gave the ones as a gift so I cant look and see for sure
93425
Yes you can. remove the bolt on the back of the mounting plat. remove the set screw. cut the bar with a metal saw. reassemble in reverse order.
232473
Definitely. Each post is full of holes for shelf height variation, so you could just nut/bolt them in different places.
1968606
I have found it very straightforward to remove and re-attach the "J mounts". I have moved them back and forth between vehicles on several occasions.
113654
The hooks are not identical. One is deeper than the other. That being said, I don't see why not. Just as long as the rear hooks stabilizes the sword (keeps it from rolling backward or forward which I would think it would do. If all fails just return them.
1937362
These are detachable. The customer you are referring to simply received the wrong model and we exchanged them
2155375
It has a standard adjustable post, yes. I've never taken it out, but since it adjusts by turning it lower or higher on screw-type threads, I would guess that it could be removed, yes.
1433517
Yes you can switch out. If they start coming apart during use, a dab of gorilla in 4 area will help hold them together.
1539760
I have those same hooks but I don't know the answer to your question because I haven't had a chance to put mine on yet sorry
2023747
Yes. You could switch them around if you want - they're closed systems and the levers have bilateral symmetry.
1435331
They are sewn on the front... if you are handy with a needle and thread, i would say you could swap it out.
1371075
I was trying to pull some u post with rope using the hook but the rope kept stretching. I think if you can make an attachment point on the rebar and use chain it might work.
402375
You should be able too, but you might have to get different chain. The brackets can be moved forward or back versus the factory setting. there are instructions on removing links to move it forward...nothing if moving back. Having used this for awhile, i don't see any reason you couldn't move back two inches with a chain rated at the same strength as the stock chain
49607
I don't know. There are holes for screws in the bottom of the posts that I used to attach to a frame. If there is a place to screw it in then yes
2206909
The side posts come with the wheels already attached. I don't know that you can necessarily remove them without damaging the wheels but you might be able to jerry-rig something together.