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    Kogan have a power rack

    Okay, who will be the 1st to try it? https://www.kogan.com/au/buy/fortis-power-rack/ It says it can handle 250kg on the hooks, 300kg on the pully, but only 200kg on the safety bars...why didn't they make the safety bars at least 300kg?
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    • 1st 200kg 250kg 300kg 50kg bars brakes buy check close good handle hey hooks make mate power power rack question rack safe safety solid url years
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    • Forum: Workout Equipment
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    Sweet hooks

    If it hasn't got a sweet hook post it elsewhere...
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    Review: Alpha Fit Custom J Hooks

    Hi all, just a quick review of a purchase I recently made with Alpha Fit (http://www.alphafit.com.au/)...I have a Bodycraft F430 power rack which comes with a terrible pair of J hooks (they fit over the tubing, so I can't relocate them without disassembling the rack, plus there is a plastic cap...
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    J hooks, pins, etc - Where to buy?

    As mentioned in another thread, I've bought an old school Gold's Gym power cage. I'm looking for some J hooks or similar as the ones it come with a pretty badly rusted and are actually stuck to the cage so I may need to remove them via sledge hammer. I've tried my Powertec one but they're too...
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