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Question: What are the base dimensions or floor footprint?  Are the pull up bars wider than the base?
Document: Regarding the pull up bars, I can use them with very little sway in the unit and I can even do P90X style corncob pull ups without feeling like the unit will topple over. A great addition to your home gym or garage.
Very sturdy and well made. In order to use the dips, I have to face out otherwise I will hit my head against the pull up bar (I'm 6'1). As a result, the grab bars for doing leg raises are in the way. This machine allows for you to move the grab bars by pulling them up and then laying them flush against the pads.
Even so, I can still do pull-ups with no problem. Dips, leg lifts, also good. Haven't tried the push-up handles (I have Perfect Push-up V2 handles for that).Assembly was fine- one person can do it (manual says two). The only problem I had in assembly was putting the pull-up handles in. The nut you're supposed to screw the bolt into is welded into the base of the D-handle.
Hit a snag in assembly where pieces for the base didn't line up right. After some maneuvering a pounding with a towel covered hammer I was able to make holes line up. Everything was intact but most of the pieces had scrape marks.In the end, I have a useable product. Definitely not gym quality. It rocks/wobbles some with both pull ups and dips, but it is generally stable. I am 6' and 175 lbs. I have my doubts that it would support someone over 225 lbs.
The dip/knee raise assembly swings up and out of the way for you to do your chin/pull ups. I haven't used the push up handles yet because I use free weights for my chest and shoulders.One of the reasons I bought this tower was because all the exercises are on one side. This set up takes up less floor space. Another reason I chose this was because of the multiple options for hand positions for pull ups.
Got this on sale for $149, it's worth the price. Performs all exercises with no problem and the base is sturdier than expected. The grips are a little closer together than I would like (5'11 3/4) and the center metal section for dips gets pretty shaky at times, but I have no real concerns with it breaking. I put some stabilizers underneath the base to help with shimmying. Not gym quality but its an excellent value for the product you receive.
As last the whole thing was taped and delivered to me.4. Opened the box to see there is hardly and packaging left inside , parts are all over the place and mostly scratched. Plus the hardware needed to put this together is missing , also missing is the one of the base units.Sending this back right now.After all this you feel like buying this then i commend you on our adventurous nature. Best of luck.Please see my pics in case you are doubting anything i said above.
My ceiling is exactly 85 inches high and even though the machine is only 84 inches tall, it would not fit. When assembling, there is about 4 inches of additional height needed in order to slide the top piece down into the column of the machine. I also tried putting the top piece on while the machine was laying sideways on the floor, but tipping it upward caused it to hit the ceiling before it was fully upright.
Love it. Perfect Easy to assemble sturdy for my 220 pounds. I am missing a straight bar for close hand pull ups. Guess I have to work harder.
The pieces fit together nicely. The instructions are easy and straight forward...the dips bar folds backward if not used ....great advantage for people who need more space using the pull up bar....Great Buy....Great Price.
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