Can I install the "410 lbs" upgrade without installing the "310 lbs" upgrade? Same rods, right?
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The 50 lb. rods for all the upgrades are the same. Some models require an additional bracket that may come with the 410 upgrade. My machine had two places to add the first two additional rods that upgraded it to 310. My Bowflex is 16 years old. When I upgraded to 410, I had to buy an aftermarket box to hold all the rods. They no longer made the bracket to add two more rods to mine. Even so, the rods worked fine.
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The rods are the same. You should have 2 extra opening on your existing block for the 50lb rod. If so you can remove the rod from the upgrade kit and install it onto your existing block.
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The upgrade is 2 rods. 50 lbs a piece. You need 310 to attach the 2 rods to upgrade to 410.
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You can. All you have to do is unscrew the two phillips screws holding them and mount them in the two empty spots. Or you can Just mount the 410 upgrade.
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you need the stability of 310lb to use the piggy back upgrade which is 2 50 lb rods in a box like affair that hooks on to the end.
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No... I found the new Fish-On mounts are not the same as ones manufactured years ago. The Company still has some old mounts for old rod holders if you send them a request.
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You can install it with the rod, or without the rod. The rod length is fixed; it's short.
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I believe a friend of mine did what you are trying to do. However, I never owned a 310 so I can't say for sure. Sorry.
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160lb. Selectorized Weight Stack, Upgradable to 210lbs (upgrade not included in base model)
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Check With Superwinch.I Looked Up The Part Order Number I Needed On There Web Site. Love The Winch Lots Of Power. 3000Lt. Not BadTo Install. Check Out YouTube For Install. Bolted Rt On No issues.
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Each upgrade consists of two 50lb rods and the rods are mounted in a small plastic block that piggy back (mount) on to each other. The rear of the 410 block does not accept a another upgrade to be attached to it.
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Yes! You can purchase kit number 30439 which contains the L-brackets and all the hardware that's included in the 30035 rail kit.
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used this to upgrade a PR-1000 unit (the one that cannot be upgraded). Bowflex designed this machine in a way intended to pysically prevent the 310 and 410 pound upgrades. All that is required to perform the upgrades is to remove the welded on piece of metal on the upright that covers the plastic-plugged holes for the 310 rods, and the up-curved piece of metal at the back end of the bracket the rod box sits in to attach the 410 rods (which come in their own mini rod box). Five minutes with an angle grinder fitted with a cutting wheel removed the offending metal bits. Attaching all four upgrade rods took about another 10 minutes.
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Yes. That is the exact setup I am running after upgrading my classic Schwinn. Works great.
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I don't see why not. I know the fps is faster but you should be ok with it. You will need to make sure you stake it will with the rods they give go, otherwise all systems go. Have gun with it... I have fun with mine.
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Yes as long as you have the proper adapter. Some units come equipped with a limitation of the number of rods you can add on. As I do not know what kind of unit you have, I can't give you anymore information. If you can send me a photo and the unit model perhaps I can help you. I also have a couple of spare rod adapters cheap if you need one. Thanks Juan
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The PR1000 is not designed to be upgraded. However, it can be. I own that model and have installed both the 310 and 410 upgrades. The 310 upgrade requires rermoving the piece of metal on the upright that covers the plugged holes on the rod block, then just pop out the plugs and install the rods. The 410 upgrade requires removing the upcurved piece of metal from the end of the bracket holding the rod block. I used an angle grinder with a metal-cutting wheel. It took about 5 minutes to cut off those pices of metal. I previously posted this info in the reviews section for the PR1000, the 310 & 410 upgrades (who says you can't upgrade the PR1000?). The PR1000 is not designed to be upgraded. However, it can be. I own that model and have installed both the 310 and 410 upgrades. The 310 upgrade requires rermoving the piece of metal on the upright that covers the plugged holes on the rod block, then just pop out the plugs and install the rods. The 410 upgrade requires removing the upcurved piece of metal from the end of the bracket holding the rod block. I used an angle grinder with a metal-cutting wheel. It took about 5 minutes to cut off those pices of metal. I previously posted this info in the reviews section for the PR1000, the 310 &... » Read More The PR1000 is not designed to be upgraded. However, it can be. I own that model and have installed both the 310 and 410 upgrades. The 310 upgrade requires rermoving the piece of metal on the upright that covers the plugged holes on the rod block, then just pop out the plugs and install the rods. The 410 upgrade requires removing the upcurved piece of metal from the end of the bracket holding the rod block. I used an angle grinder with a metal-cutting wheel. It took about 5 minutes to cut off those pices of metal. I previously posted this info in the reviews section for the PR1000, the 310 & 410 upgrades (who says you can't upgrade the PR1000?). « Show Less
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You could use the 800lb bar instead of the 1200. You will get a stiffer ride with the 1200 but it would work just fine. If you ever plan to change to a heavier trailer, it would be beneficial to go with the 1200.
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If you have the 310lbs resistance which you should for the extreme SE. This will slide mount on the back block no problem. Your current block should have (4)50lbs, (2)30lbs, (4) 10lbs, (2) 5lbs. rods.
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Agree with 16 March reply, Upgrade is two rods, so weight is probably about right and dimensions are incorrect
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I have an Extreme 2. It had the original 310 lbs as well. Took me about 7 mins to install the extra 100 lbs. It simply pops on the end of the current rod structure and I believe you have a couple of screws to screw in. To do that you have to tilt the unit...I was able to get this done on my own, but if you have another set of hands, it just makes it easier and faster.