How much weight can the Squat rack accommodate?
1034963
I would not recommend putting more that 300 pounds on the squat rack. The rack is not very stable and tends to rock with heavier weight. I recommend even less weight when you are trying to bench. This not a really good bench for heavy lifting.
1034964
I'm honestly not sure how much weight the squat rack can handle. It holds up 300lbs. with no problem.
664341
I use rack for 2 adult road bikes. Not sure weight max but this is very sturdy product
832831
The measurement from the outside of the uprights on this squat rack, where it holds the bar, is 46 3/4". Some people may be taking their measurements from the lower part of the rack which is wider than the upper part. I have a standard 6 foot weight bar and the gripping area is 48" from plate stop to plate stop so, it easily fits on this squat rack. Anything shorter would not. I hope this helped since you got a lot of different answers; some from people who don't own a standard bar.
112052
I am not sure what it is rated to hold. The most I have put on is 275 lbs. I had the arms raised to a squat height. It's a nice piece of equipment for the price but don't expect gym quality. Any weight over 225 and racking the bar can become tricky as the base is very light and the whole rack tends to tilt or even slide. At times I have put 45 lb dumbbells over the base legs to give it more stability.
956868
The squat rack uses 11 gauge steel in it's construction, so it should be able to take a severe beating. XMark Fitness puts the maximum load capacity at 850lbs, though many 11-gauge squat racks can take a 1000lb beating.
554812
The rack will support the amplifier no problem, however, you will need to purchase a separate shelf unit which will support a hundred pounds. The shelf units that come with this model only support up to 50 lbs each.
1078984
No way! The weight is no problem. Properly installed it will hold your bike just fine. The rack is very heavy and well made. It does however depend on the additional supports being welded to the frame on either side . The setup is very critical. The side supports must be welded in the same plane as the main hitch. If not it will bind and not slide in and out. I took mine to a welding and machine shop that I trust. It took a whole day to get it exactly right. Cost was about $500 but with the additional supports it was rock solid. John S.
13844
I'll be honest with you - I do not think this is the rack for you if your up to 800 pounds. I was using 220 pounds on the front for squats and just the slightest tug would have caused the rack to tip forward. I have since purchased 2 50-pounds bags of sand and put them at the rear of the base for extra leverage. You may want to look into a higher strength rack like PowerTec. I hope that helps!
863665
Very sturdy. I believe it can hold all of that. I wouldn't go any heavier with the weights.
313501
Yes it can. I weigh 200 and I use it for box squats with 200#+ worth of weight.
123454
It's long enough to fit but you won't be able to alter the amount of weight on it. That just means you'd have to load the weight, deadlift it once on to the rack, do your sets and then deadlift it back down to unload.
989022
I have not weighed it, but it probably weighs about 35 lbs. The rack does not cause any discomfort when I am hanging it on the back of my truck hitch. It would probably be a bit heavy for an average woman to handle easily, but they could handle it in a pinch. My wife is 115 lbs and she would struggle but could do it. It is a GREAT bike rack! Nothing better! That thing is built to LAST!
2030882
Unless your bench is less than ten inche wide, you should have not problem. Mine is 16-inches wide. That's what is so neat about this set. You can do squats or bench presses simply by moving the arms up or down in the holes, which are about four inches apart. The arms are strong enough so that you can place a barbell on the, load on the plates, and roll the bar back against the stanchions (sp?). Then when you lie down on the bench, you roll the bar forward until it reaches the lip stops at the ends of the arms. This is a great buy, especially if you are cramped for space. Enjoy!
926011
Depends on the weight not the size. I believe the rack is rated for 100 lbs. It holds my 2 12'/48lb each just fine.
1909296
I've bought it for my 13 yr old to do safer squats and dead lifts so I've only had 180 lbs in weights on it. The bar weighs 50 lbs by itself and seems very solid. I would recommend !
75448
As long as you stay with in the weight limits you will be ok..."3-, 4-, or 5-bike racks available, capable of holding 135, 180, or 225 lbs., respectively". The max would be 225lbs.
2199070
Just the rack itself is probably no more than 100 lbs. Im not sure of the exact weight though since I no longer have the packaging.