Can you remove the safety bar and get a full 180 degree inversion?
1488715
You could, but that's not actually good for your back, especially for someone who is overweight. Also, there would be nothing to keep you from going past vertical, so it might be very difficult to right yourself, and you could cause other injury.
1488716
Yes, it will invert to a full 180*, all though you will need the handrails to assist in returning to the upright position. I recommend using a spotter to assure you can safely return to full upright.
1479860
Eric:Eric: Yes, if you open up the safety strap. It is not advisable to invert completely vertical initially. so you should start out slowly at first until you get use to the table. Some people advise not to invert totally.
2161255
Yes. I have done this. However, be aware that the "lock collars" come loose very easily. This is worse with more weight on the bar.
1183803
when you look at the bottom of the bars on the RH side i believe(sorry, i'm at work and would not be able to check for sure), there are 2 screws that you need allen wrenches/keys to turn and you just need to loosen both up then extend it to the length you need then tighten it after. It's really easy to do.
2126620
yes, the bar is installed in the reverse of the pic seen here. The curved end faces away from you, and the total width of the bar is around 8 inches max. No problems being comfortable, and an affordable aero option for me.
795004
Although the two angled side bars might fit, the height that they provide for the front of the shed is based on the height of the front wall and doors. So, you would not be able to reverse the angles. Too bad because that was the same problem with my installation. I just moved the shed out about 5 inches and the rain falls into gravel in the shed base - problem solved.
122101
No. You would need to build a mounting system that would allow reversing the mounting position.
1134328
Actually the grab bar has not been installed so I can not give you an answer. Sorry.
1319922
you can...i did the same thing with mine and it works fine. you cant tell by the pictures, both ends of the bar have hole in them so you can bolt the bar to the brackets to keep the bar from spinning. I only bolted one end of my bar and it works perfect.
1806845
I am not sure. I have never tried. It would require you to make a strap to get from the bottom pull to the bar. I have a torn biceps tendon right now and I can't even try it for you. Sorry.
932305
Mine only goes 90 degrees. Its been so long since I installed it, I don't recall it having a plate to allow 180. If you notice, it only has 90degree turn notches for the key, you can pull the key out at either turn.
2264984
You can adjust the angle by adjusting the strap underneath the table. I have mine let out completely because I invert completely upside down but it can be adjusted to however far you want to go. God bless you!
2166924
I think it would be close. I'm 6' tall but I only invert to the second notch. I can feel my back stretching along with the other joints in my body. I took the stop bar out completely and inverted it to see how close my feet would be to the ceiling. It would be very close either way with full inversion at your height. Personally, I think you would get great results even if you couldn't invert all the way. If you have a long torso and short legs I think you could fully invert, but it would be close.
1944732
It can be turned and moved up and down. But, to remove it you will need to loose the bar holder at the end. -James
2252052
You should be able to do that. However, if you tow something heavy, the bar might get damaged.
1592571
like one of the other posters said, you can turn the unit 180 degrees but the outlet will still be to one side of the casing. i think it is all molded plastic so it is hard to change any part's position
346236
Your center support bar is upside down, unscrew it and flip it over. The handle bars are suppose to extend outward.