How well will it fit for an 84 inch bar?
831348
I have a 72 inch bar that just fits. Any smaller wouldn't. I think an 84 in would work great.
832835
It will not fit. Even with my 7' bar, there is only about 2-3 inches of space between the bar's inner collar and the rack's arm cradle. With a 6' bar, there's no way you could rack it.
1110496
Our opening was 59" as well, so it fit fine. The only small issue of note is that when one installs this curved bar--which I would say works BEST for LARGER openings in terms of creating the symmetrical curve of its design--into smaller openings like ours, the curving effect is a little off on one end. I'm a perfectionist though and notice even small details that render projects/fits PERFECT, so others may not have even really noticed this issue. Again, though, we are very happy with this product.
1427086
Will fit, but may be little big. I use it on a grill that is 85 inches wide
259355
Yes it should fit. I just checked and measured it. The hole that is drilled in the end of the crossbar is exactly 5/8 inches. You might have to drill it a "hair" bigger.
1527979
Yes, it will fit properly. We used it on two 80" twins and had about a foot of strap to spare. You will have a longer "tail", but you could cut it off or just tuck it in as we did.
1695485
Yes, it would be great. My bar is 36" high and it works great. I ordered the higher ones by mistake and had to send them back and get this height.
1889123
No. I am 5'3" and I have to bend over a bit to step inside it. I could just fit laying across the width, so I'm not sure where the 84" comes into play. Maybe the poles?
926120
The bar is 1/2 an inch and it's got a little pad to protect the floor which is 1/8th of an inch. Might be tight.
1378868
It should, as you have a screw that adjust the tightness, but I am not sure if it will be as stable. Most of the arm pressure when ridding is on the ends... the black part in the picture and that is where your bar ends are... not sure if I helped much, but that is all I can conclude with the given info. good luck. ps. overall very nice product.
2063419
How you doin, Yes this will fit that saw up to a 20'' bar. Hope that helps._Michael S.
2216342
If you're referring to the depth of your door frame, then YES the bar will fit. I have a 4 1/2" door frame and I use a piece of plywood to help if fit better on the the molding. Hope this helps and as far as a bar goes it holds me at 195lbs just dandy.
882960
It will fit just fine. They use velcro to go around the overhead roll bars.
493743
6-8" is plenty, as long as you can access to raise the bar. (Your body needs more room than the brackets:)
26582
My unit set up measures 84" to the crossbar. A small portion of one of the pulley's on each side extend slightly above that bar, which could account for the 85" measurement. Hope this helps.
470989
Yes, I'm using a 1 1/4 inch (1.25") Stud bar (google it, not the bar in SFO it's a chin up bar) you'll be fine, no regrets. I'm using it less and less over time but helps you get used to the reps
456310
It sure will fit both sides. Its also a much higher quality bar than the original. You will feel the difference