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Hi,
It's Adrian here from Gym Direct.
Got your email and will answer those issues soon.
To get the back posts upright, you may have to loosen off all the bolts in that area and set the uprights into the right position, then retighten in the right sequence.
The connector plate bolt holes should be slotted, not just a round hole, so there is some movement available.
When you assembled the rack, did you put all bolts in first, but leave them loose and then gradually tighten all around?
If you start tightening only one area first, racks can get out of square and you can't straighten them unless you loosen all bolts and start gradually tightening again.
Hi Adrian,
Thank you for your reply. We tried to get everything finger tight and then come back later. Once tightened it seemed to pull itself slightly out of alignment which makes the safety rails really hard to get in. We tried many different combinations of the moving the uprights by changing the position in the plate bolt slots. Not really sure what keeps pulling it out of alignment. If the floor is not perfectly flat (I'm not sure, I'll check tonight) would that have any bearing on it? I wouldn't have thought so but thought I would ask.