How high off the ground is the support bar for the seesaw?
1662526
The support bar is about 11/2ft above ground. The downward side of bar needs to be sunk into ground to level it. This also provides better stability.
1662527
Not high at all (~6-8in?) Honestly, we removed the whole seesaw section. It seemed dangerous as kids were constantly landing on their own feet/getting their legs twisted underneath when landing. I have no other complaints about the swing set--it's been up in our yard a handful of years now, but we do not use that particular piece as I didn't like the design/set-up.
1662528
Not high at all (~6-8in?) Honestly, we removed the whole seesaw section. It seemed dangerous as kids were constantly landing on their own feet/getting their legs twisted underneath when landing.I have no other complaints about the swing set--it's been up in our yard a handful of years now, but we do not use that particular piece as I didn't like the design/set-up.
171394
There is a bar that is 26.5 inches from floor that is not seen. The lower bar of the top two is 46 inches from the floor.
295253
It looks like you get maybe 15cm (Just under 6 inches) of perfectly flat bar.I took some pictures for you: http://imgur.com/a/6UoZC
1996772
I'd say about 7.5 feet high for the swing bar. Our son is 10 and he loves how high it goes.
1440313
It was high enough for me to remove the front wheel on my Buell XB12R ... so ~4" off the ground... (At a guess) KG
1582246
I would say about 2 inches but it doesn't take away from the length of the bar. It is still the length it says.
1957145
From the top of the bar it is 4" higher. It seems pretty talk with the cross bars and the racks- about 8" above the roof. But they work great.
781217
I guess its about 5feet 6 inches tall It holds alot on the bar as well as the draws. I have two of them in my bedroom and it is a lifesaver. As previously noted it is very heavy so you dont have to worry it will fall over ENJOY
871860
From the top of the stabilizer bar that rests on the ground to the very top of the pole is 27 and 1/2 inches. I usually stay about 2" from the very top when I have to raise the grill out of the way of the fire, but as L. Ellis said there's no set stopping points. It's your discretion. I'm about 25" off the ground at the highest point that I go.
1939871
I have a 028 super with an 18" bar and it fits the case. The height of my saw at it's highest is 11 and 1/4". The bar has plenty of room.
1035830
This bar sits to its closest edge 1 1/2 inches from the handlebar and 2 1/2 inches to the farthest. Around 2 inches to midpoint of the hollow bar. Hope this answers the question. This is by far one of the best most practical purchases I've made for an accessory for my bike.
576828
the height of the mounting area of the stand without the Dewalt 788 scroll saw is 31 1/2" , with the scroll saw it is 39 1/2"
16113
the distance from the bottom self to support bat is 81/2. The second self is 8. The support bar is about 1/2 inch. Very attractive and basic but not intended for heavy tube TV. 70lbs for the top self and 30 for others. An average will work. I have a 40lb receiver on the second self and a 30lb 36" TV on top.
2107415
pole sits about 7 inches away from the wall to allow for pedal. handlebar clearance at 20 inches.
897143
Within the raised portion of the 3 legs, 10 1/2 (fit without scrapping) and 3 5/8 over the bolt hole over the back leg. Delta does make a stand, may be less expensive the Dewalt stand. Wait for sale on this stand (I did) to get the best price-varies considerably. These used to be manufactured by the same company, but Delta is now solo again-so depending on generation of your saw, there may be no issue with fit. The bolt holes may be an issue - I have bolted my saw to the stand but did not bolt the stand to ground (using in room dedicated to 'dust making activities). Vibration could be issue if saw not bolted to stand-fyi Within the raised portion of the 3 legs, 10 1/2 (fit without scrapping) and 3 5/8 over the bolt hole over the back leg. Delta does make a stand, may be less expensive the Dewalt stand. Wait for sale on this stand (I did) to get the best price-varies considerably. These used to be manufactured by the same company, but Delta is now solo again-so depending on generation of your saw, there may be no issue with fit. The bolt holes may be an issue - I have bolted my saw to the stand but did not bolt the stand to ground (using in room dedicated to 'dust making activities). Vibration could be issue... » Read More Within the raised portion of the 3 legs, 10 1/2 (fit without scrapping) and 3 5/8 over the bolt hole over the back leg. Delta does make a stand, may be less expensive the Dewalt stand. Wait for sale on this stand (I did) to get the best price-varies considerably. These used to be manufactured by the same company, but Delta is now solo again-so depending on generation of your saw, there may be no issue with fit. The bolt holes may be an issue - I have bolted my saw to the stand but did not bolt the stand to ground (using in room dedicated to 'dust making activities). Vibration could be issue if saw not bolted to stand-fyi « Show Less
1476966
I gave it to my grandson so it is not at my house but from remembering, I think it might be about 24" off the ground when put together
1173130
I have the sport -- just purchased from Amazon about 2 weeks before Christmas. I just measured mine -- folded up it is about 87" high. The lat bar is about 84" high. Assembly does require a few inches as you need to have room to insert the lat bar into the main assembly. Hope this helps.