How long is the olympic sleeve afapter? Will this hold 200 lbs. of bumper plates?
1093328
It's 11 inches long. I don't have bumper plates so I don't know if it will hold 200 lbs of it.
577519
Frank, I purchased it and it does not include the 200 pound weight stack. It has a bar you can place plate weights on, however not Olympic plates. I had to purchase a conversion bar to accommodate my Olympic plates.
1070005
It would probably handly 200 if the weight is NOT slammed down during a set or dropped at the end of a set. It is a cheap piece of equipment but will work your lats as desired and it's cheap. Also, you can buy adapters to use olympic style weights. Check craigslist you need plates of either type.
2096861
Pretty big. I'll say 3-4 inches wide for the 45 lb, then goes down about .5 for the 35, and 25. The 10 is thin. The official Olympic bumper plates are a much thinner but for the price, these are good.
781629
This particular model is only for Olympic plates. I needed also to buy collars as the weights will not stay in place. 2 inch collars if I remember correctly. I do recomend this machine. If its not available at this time then it should be back again later as was my case.
836867
It's designed for standard weights. I believe an olympic bar could sit in the holders though.
1047818
8.5 inch pegs. I purchased sleeves so I could use my Olympic weights. I've had them for 3 years and no problems. Every now and then I check the nuts and bolts to make sure they're tight.
13290
Yes, the dumbbell bar would hold. It would probably consist of 4 ten pound plates on each side with the remaining plates and bar and collars adding up to 100 pounds.
1490553
I have a standard olymipic barbell that use with no issues on this rack. I measured the the rack and it is 46" from the outsides of the rack and my Olympic bar is 51 1/2" between the sleeves so I have 5 1/2" for re racking. I hope that answers your question.
1885556
its the same length as my regular olympic bar . its take olympic plates . it will fit a standard bench . i don't know how much weigh it can hold but i think more weight than the regular standard olympic bar because its heavier and thicker .
247904
Any Olympic and bumper plate for just fine on these. I have these attached to my rack and all my plates (Olympic and bumper) fit perfectly to give the rack more weight when I'm doing dips and pull-ups. Good buy!
787408
Not sure which one this is. Can't imagine there is a lot of difference. But I do think the weights are optional on all of them. I no longer have mine but I think best I remember any 1" plate non olympic should work.
1020433
The 300lbs is for the total gym itself so nothing fails during use to avoid injury. Bar doesn't have a ton of room on each side for plates. You can fit a decent amount though.
691498
I have the CAP 15 pound plates which the often sell cheap and can get 150 pounds of plates on the curl 47 inch Z-curl bar with no problems plus the bar at 12 pounds gives me 162 pounds. I could probably If I use my 25's with the 15's and other smaller plates I often do 3 inch close grip bench presses (for the triceps) with the 47 in Z-curl bar and can get 197 pounds on there for sets of 12 reps. I imagine if one put 50's on there you could get well over 200.
1670932
No this plate fits standard Olympic bars. Olympic bars have a diameter of 2 inches.
2000071
Should hold up. Pretty well made. I don't leave any more than 4 plates on it while not in use because it's not as stable as some I've seen in the gyms.
1885553
It does use olympic plates, it does fit my rack i would say it fits most olympic benches but I can't say for sure, I'd say it can handle about any weight you put on there it is a heavy duty bar it weighs 60 lbs, and it is 7 ft long.