I have the XMark FID Flat Incline Decline Weight Bench with Leg Extension and Preacher Curl XM-4419 can I use this rack? thanks
66930
Not familiar with that bench but I use mine with a PFID 125X flat, incline, decline. Works fine but I would recommend bolting it to the floor or putting about 100 lbs on it to make it more stable.
1591548
depends on what kind of barbell you have. the thing on the front that you use for leg curls etc fits 1" plates. if you can afford it, buy a proper power cage and bench. this one is pretty wobbly. i had to build wood supports to keep the bench stable when pressing.
1558053
Yes, it'll decline where the bar is. The bench isn't very sturdy if you're a big person. The rack was fine. I had no issues loading up my weights.
895958
If you are short you probably don't want to use this as a bench. It is specifically designed to be a squat rack with the plated racks having multiple settings upwards, not downwards. I'm not a short guy so using the rack also as a bench is fine. It is however, the squat rack if you are looking to do squats. The racks adjust upwards and the resting bars do too. Just to give you an idea, the last pin for the rest bars is directly behind the support where the rack bars meet the support bars. This is a squatting rack.
499719
Yes, this attachment is great for both leg curls and legs extensions. You can do 1 leg or 2 leg exercises. It takes about 10 seconds to adjust the bench, position the leg attachment and add the desired weights.
610096
yes u can use it for that, as long as u don't go over the wt limit (u + lifting wt) the bench has a 400-450 limit
1787455
I own this product there is no extension for use of a non Oly bar. An oly bar fits the stand with about 3" between the edge of the stand support and the oly bar weight collar. There IS a adaptor to allow use of Oly plates that have a 2" hole with the leg extension weight peg vs standard plates that have a smaller hole. FYI. The recommended Max of 150lbs on the leg extension peg is accurate. More than that can bend the peg (maybe) or tip the bench (certainly)
191211
If you have crossbars that run perpendicular you should fine regardless of width. This rack comes with U-bolts for mounting. Try google images for mounting to see how/what I am describing.
2071899
Yes. It comes with assembly instructions and parts blister-packed to cardboard. It takes a little extra effort, but any bench with these specs will require some assembly. It's a very sturdy bench and one of the few that truly lie 100% flat and support lots of weight. XMark's phone help is good if you have issues.
779205
Seems like the black mountain pull up bar is designed the same as the iron gym ones, so there should be no problem in using it.
902097
As Kevin Bice said, any bench that fits you pretty much works. I personally have the Bowflex SelectTech Adjustable Bench Series 3.1 (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BH7CB2/ref=oh_details_o04_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1), which is very nice. However, for incline/decline the seat remains in the flat position. I have had no problem so far doing incline with the seat in the flat position, but decline by be a little trickier depending on your height.
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The bench can be adjusted. It can be declined for any decline an workout. It can be positioned for incline bench press and can be upright for seated OH Press. The bench however does not lie flat, this is a big disappointment as I wanted a flat/ incline/ decline bench. It is very sturdy but would not recommend using it outside, the bolts were the first thing to rust. I am a personal trainer and use the bench for my classes, great beginners bench but if you are an experienced weight lifter definitely invest in a bench that can take up to 600 pounds. This bench holds up to 300 lbs including person and weight. Hope this helps. The bench can be adjusted. It can be declined for any decline an workout. It can be positioned for incline bench press and can be upright for seated OH Press. The bench however does not lie flat, this is a big disappointment as I wanted a flat/ incline/ decline bench. It is very sturdy but would not recommend using it outside, the bolts were the first thing to rust. I am a personal trainer and use the bench for my classes, great beginners bench but if you are an experienced weight lifter definitely invest in a bench that can take up to 600 pounds. This bench holds up to 300 lbs including... » Read More The bench can be adjusted. It can be declined for any decline an workout. It can be positioned for incline bench press and can be upright for seated OH Press. The bench however does not lie flat, this is a big disappointment as I wanted a flat/ incline/ decline bench. It is very sturdy but would not recommend using it outside, the bolts were the first thing to rust. I am a personal trainer and use the bench for my classes, great beginners bench but if you are an experienced weight lifter definitely invest in a bench that can take up to 600 pounds. This bench holds up to 300 lbs including person and weight. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes the bench declines. You could remove the leg part and still use the preacher curl.
206573
I think you can probably make it work. The rack is wide, and the height is easily adjusted,so I don't think fat tires would be a problem.The front stays swivel and extend where they connect to the rack, so you have a lotof options there even without bending anything. If you want to connect directly to thehub, I think you could do it by replacing the lower hardware with some kind of kludge(the standard hardware is narrower than the axle, so I'm skeptical about drilling itout).
231134
Yes the bench lays flat for your normal bench press and a 60" bar may be too short. Use the standard olympic bar. 7 foot bar
2085357
honestly I don't know. I attached the lat machine to a custom rack that I made. I would contact body solid to ask them if it might work. hope this helps.
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.