I have a powerline rack with 2" frame - is there any reason to think these won't fit?
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Sorry for the late reply, my BD7 also has 2x2 inch frame with 1 inch holes for safety's and hooks. The verticals frames are 43 3/8 inches apart horizontally measured inside to inside. If your holes are also 1 inch they should fit, but make sure your frame is also about 42 inches wide or you may have either too wide or too narrow of position which could cause problems. Hope this helps.
193219
Not sure, look at measurements provided previously & see if it fits within parameter's of the frame area.
244064
I measured the ones I have and they range from 2" to 2 1/16" in between. It will be a snug fit and there is a soft rubber coating on the prongs so I think that they will work for you without any worry of damage.
1337980
I am not sure, I purchased a black one and their was a difference in the width of the rack from my old one, I modified it rather than the time to send it back. works fine now for 2 years.
1030276
Yes you will need one for each side for a total of two. They fit on there perfectly. Makes sure your two inch plates are somewhat smooth on the inside as I had a cheap one with a big bur that scratched up the sleeve - but no big deal. This machine is really well built and feels like the ones at the gym. I upgraded the bars though as the ones it comes with work but are not that nice. Powerline is a good brand - get it!
1947615
These may be too long. Your best bet is to go with a plain cantilever shelf on the rear posts to help support the weight. But at 18" deep the max unit depth for switches is about 16" because of rear mounted power cords and ventilation so any switch or server that can fit in the space won't be heavy enough to need extra support. if you still have trouble securing units in the rack flip the cage nuts to the inside of the rack post where they belong and everything will work great. Good luck
1862905
Sounds like the hitch is smaller than 2". Our Allen Sports bike rack with 2" tube fits in our Curt hitch's 2" receiver perfectly.
466176
probably, they attach to a cable on a pulley with a Carabiner - This looks like BOWFLEX Power Pro method for the bar at its top.I don't have one but they work find with my Powerline Cable Crossover. check the size of the carabiner for a proper fit.
779743
You need to go to their website and verify before you buy, there may be a link to it on Amazon where the rack is described
298852
I use several packs of them on my saferacks rack. They fit when hooked across the short gaps in the mesh floor... I.e. parallel with the long side of the rack. Not 100% perfect fit but not going anywhwre and much cheaper.
125567
As long as you have a 2" trailer hitch it should fit. I love this bike rack. Super easy to get bikes on and off.
829127
We have two electra townies that work fine on this rack. But we do use some extra padding so bikes don't rub together.
1344398
Yes. I believe it will fit. I'm pretty sure that's how wide our boards are. These are really good racks, actually. Worth the money.
34387
Mine are 4 inches wide and they fit quite securely. I would think they would be much less secure on a 2 inch railing.
1025422
They work great on my power rack. I'm nof sure about a TDS sumo rack though.
1947554
I suppose you can get an adapter to do so-------that would cause the rack to be extended out further and not sure that is a good idea. I also think that it might wobble around a bit unless you could get a bolt through connection.
910172
Your best option would be to measure your intended install space and compare it to the size of this box. Make sure to take into account space required for wiring.