Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: If the center of the studs are 48" apart then it will line up with the mounting holes?
Document: Heavy duty. The separation from the wall to the bar is great, but the holes didn't line up when attaching the bar to the supports. One side was perfect, but on the other side only one of the holes lined up. I had to drill out the other hole to almost to get the thing together. When three out of 4 holes line up perfectly and the last is off my 3/4&#34; there is something wrong in manufacturing.
Could have been packaged much better. Half of the mounting hardware was missing and although the company that sold the item send out a whole new set of mounting hardware, the lag bolts were not the same size as the original lag bolts. Luckily the ones they sent as replacements were the correct ones. With all that said it works great.
I ranked four out of five stars only because one of the bolt holes was very difficult to get to due to being placed too close to the bottom angle of the support beam. I've done weighted pull-ups on these. No issues. It's definitely worth the money.
I also think instead of lag bolts the hardware use regular bolts. I ended up buying 4&#34; bolts and drilled holes through the wall and placed a 2x4 on the backside. I hope my wall can take it.All in all a great product for the price and will do what I need it to do, Thanks CFF-FIT
Good: Packaged pretty well, frame is solid, holes lined up, very sturdy product, plenty of distance from wall to do kipping/butterfly pull-ups as well as toes-to-bar.Ehhh: Frame had small damage, not sure if is shipped that way or it was damaged in transit, I don't believe the small dent will affect the functionality.
I would have given it 5 stars except as others had pointed out, the directions did not do a whole lot of good. Luckily, the small amount of hardware made it so even a novice could figure it out. Installation is a two person project. Two of the holes for bolts to attach to wall are behind the angle brace so make sure to mark and drill these first or you will end up taking the unit down again to finish the job.
You can't appreciate how sturdily built this is until it lands at your door...it is as solid a piece of equipment as I've seen. On the wall, there's plenty of room for kipping pull-ups, T2B, etc. The installation was simple: 2 pieces to studs in the wall, the crosspiece (the actual bar) bolts to them--done.
really enjoy using this pull up bar. certainlly no joke to install it but well worth it. sturdy, good grip on the bar and allows for kipping pull-ups, you can hang rings from it, muscle ups, etc. it's quite large and heavy, but once it's up - awesome.
good quality for a black powdercaoted metal bar. the bar comes packaged very well, and assembly is very easy. THanks
arrived on time, assembly instructions were clear and simple it's a little overpriced that's why i gave 4 starts only.
Answer: yes