Can you add 5 pound weights to it if needed?
1791378
yes they have the 1 inch type of free weights for sale on the site, just throw the rack into the folded up position and you can add them to the T bars!
1791379
Yes, I suppose it's possible to put them on the T- bars, but I wouldn't go too heavy.
1791380
Yes you can they sell plates at big 5 or sports authority for the rack its cheaper to buy them that way than to buy the rack version of the plates. Hopefully that will help you
1791381
Yes. The way the rack is designed, it has areas that you can attach some sort of weights on it. I'd suggest going to You Tube and put in "adding weights to The Rack". There are several videos on there that show people who have added weights to The Rack. Hopefully this helps!
1791382
Yes, i added 5 pound weights and then switched out to 10 pound weights. All it takes is three heavy plastic tie wraps per weight. Weight straps in the triangle section of each support leg.
1846371
I believe that you can ... it is very sturdy and made to tolerate high weights. However, I see another person answered that there might be a "minimum" weight, so you have to just try it out. I have not tried to weigh anything except myself.
162378
Yes, buy the Body Solid Home Gym Extra Weight Stack as referenced in my review. It adds 50lbs to the included weights, which is plenty of weight for a large user. I suggest just getting it when you order the machine as the included weights are easy to outgrow. I am 200 lbs and pretty fit and with the extra weight pack, I cannot max out the machine. Hope this helps!
1731546
Did not come with weights. You can buy the Total Gym weight bar and then add your own weights. You might want to try the Total Gym on the 6th level and see if you still need to add extra weights. It is harder than it looks.
1872066
These steps are made of a rugged plastic compound, much like Rubbermaid. No, I do not believe an extra 5 lbs. would make a big difference.
2195787
This is an Olympic weight bench and is meant to be used with an Olympic 7 foot bar. You could not stack weights on a 5 foot bar on this bench.
2253550
I don't know what the total weight is? Five pounds total weight is about all I'd put on it.
223287
I don't think I would put ten pounds. It would probably start to sag after a while. I hope this helps.
914942
No, this weight bar is designed to be used alone. If you added any weight to the bar it would tear the protective covering. The ends of the bar are square and there is no way to secure any additional weight(s).
2221958
Currently have 210 pounds on the machine. Personally, I wouldn't add more than a total of 300 pounds. After that, I would start to worry about the machines stability.
97224
You can use this step with or without weights. If you are in good shape I would use 5 to 10 pd weights. If you are just beginning you might want to wait and work your way up to weights.
378361
Three pound weights are needed. I'm sure you would feel workout without weights but good idea to have some.
235619
Yes, I use a postal scale for up to 5 lbs. I use this for large weights. I works great!
25786
No. Thats one con of this item. But if you add a flat platform to it, and put your larger item to be weighed, just add the weight of the platform to the weight of the item.
493605
The weights can easily be removed and added. There are little bags of sand in pockets which you remove and replace. The bags are in 1.25 lb. increments.
1618643
I guess by replacing the small weights on each dumbell ( 5 + 5 + 2.5 + 2.5 ) with ( 10 + 10 ) lb , you would get 10 extra lb making it 110 lb.
2126917
My set is installed but I would guess that the total weight is less than 5 lbs.