Can this be used with a gym weight system with 50-100 lb loads such as on the Body Solid 1550 or the recommended NAS3 work better?
588788
Absolutely!!! 100% I use it for legs and I pull back 225lbs easy. Highly recommend!
588789
I use this with my whole body weight (200lb give or take). No signs of wear. I would think you should be fine. I don't think I'd go mountain climbing with it or anything...
588790
I purchased these for use with our FreeMotion Cable Cross Gym which has 100 lbs of weights and have had no problems with using them.....
371671
I don't know what the load rating is, but I routinely rack 240 lbs on them with no problems. If you're asking this question, I suspect you probably want to go much heavier. There is a safety/warning label on the base of the stands, but it doesn't indicate the weight capacity. You could try calling TDS Customer Service at 607-733-6789. Good luck.
1892233
I basically only use dumbells when I do bench presess/ flat and decline I used 100lbs to 105 pounds for flat as well as decline presses without any noticeable strain on my powerhooks , very well constructed and worth every penny. I would going upwards to 120pounds without giving it much thought.
2129464
You can do both. Just remember this system is not rated for a lot of weight
778359
These machines are not built for hvy use. 250 # is probable the very max. I loaned mine to a friend who weighs over 200# and the trans axle broke. I suggest buying a sturdier machine.
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 !
345850
You want the Powerline SP50. Here's one link to it on amazon: Body Solid Home Gym 50-Pound Extra Weight Stack
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.
162377
Yes. At least an additional 50lb weight stack. Model SP50. Go to Body Solid.com for all info and accessories.
1722153
I have used this to load my wife's powerchair at 350lbs and I add an additional 250lbs, so far no problems. Im not sure what the weight rating but for being aluminum it seems very robust. It does tend to flex somewhat when weighted but I have had no problems with it.
2000324
The manual says 250lbs. Based on the architecture, I definitely would not try more than that.
1999145
I have a 3lb camera and it works great for me. I would say if you need something affordable and don't need it to extend over 40", I feel you'll be happy with this stand. The max recommended weight is 2 and a half pounds.
1788487
35lb sounds bit much for this stand. I would not recommend using it. This is designed to hold reciever and DvD players etc. It's better to call the company directly and ask them same question.
772202
1. All 3 inner shelves are adjustable. The top and bottom are obviously not.2. I don't have the rack specs and don't know if they say anything about max weight. But all 3 inner shelves and the top one are made of glass and I wouldn't even try to place anything near 100 lbs on any one of them. The bottom shelf is part of rack structural support and it should be fine with pacing your amp on it.3. The usable shelf size is just short of 20" wide and 19 inches deep. The top shelf is about 5" more in each direction.
550201
Yes, just use weight plates and screw on the end piece. I'm using it with 2.5lb weights and 1.5lb weights on it.
666211
You will need the 72 inch bar if you want to use weights on it. Which i assume you will since you're buying a power rack.
740697
I believe your PR1000 Bowflex can handle 300 pounds. If you do not have it already.If you have a spare set of approx. 1" diameter holes in rod holder base your set. Upgrade it's worth it. Of course you may have to remove the rod holder from the holding area, lay it on the side & stuff the rods in the holes and screw/secure them to the base. Flip it back upright place back into it's space and enjoy new resistance. No Pain No Gain!