I need a new power rack

[johnderriLLL]

I have 7 feet four inches of ceiling... Ive been working out off and on and i really want to get back to it. I like to go heavy and hard in rack pulls so... I want something that wont fall apart. I will never squat or dead 900 lbs but I want to live through it if I'm squatting 300 for reps or 500 for a single. or 500 for reps. I don't care about lat pull down or any thing like that. thank you for your help. I really want to change my life and this is a great place to start. I have a Safety Squat bar that I rock out with and I am getting a dead squat bar that is rack-able.

[ktellereg]

I have 7 feet four inches of ceiling... Ive been working out off and on and i really want to get back to it. I like to go heavy and hard in rack pulls so... I want something that wont fall apart. I will never squat or dead 900 lbs but I want to live through it if I'm squatting 300 for reps or 500 for a single. or 500 for reps. I don't care about lat pull down or any thing like that. thank you for your help. I really want to change my life and this is a great place to start. I have a Safety Squat bar that I rock out with and I am getting a dead squat bar that is rack-able.

whats your budget? have you searched your local craigslist?

[johnderriLLL]

no promising results in craigs list. I payed 2300 for my car so I dont want to pay more than that for non moving equipment but really a grand prolly but if I see something really nice I can go above that but I don't want to. I just want something that has my back for sure.

[dumb.bell]

no promising results in craigs list. I payed 2300 for my car so I dont want to pay more than that for non moving equipment but really a grand prolly but if I see something really nice I can go above that but I don't want to. I just want something that has my back for sure.

Your in a great area for picking up used equipment if you are patient. However, with only 86 inches you may have to modify a commercial piece. I'd just keep an eye on Craigslist in Cincinnati and Columbus.

I don't know if Rouge or Sorinex will modify the height of their racks, but that might be an option.

[KBKB]

I don't know if Rouge or Sorinex will modify the height of their racks, but that might be an option.

Rogue offers a "shorty" version of their R-3 rack which is only seven feet in height.

[dumb.bell]

Rogue offers a "shorty" version of their R-3 rack which is only seven feet in height.

I would definitely consider that option. At 7 foot you would still have room to build a platform and bolt it under the R3. That should be plenty strong for any lift you will be doing.

[doranj1978]

Sorinex Dark Horse. Serious.

[urbanlifter]

You are a small hike from Columbus, but I agree with dumb.bell that the Cincinnati/Dayton/Columbus area is an awesome CL area for equipment. This was posted in the CL section just the other day, this stuff comes up ALL the time. Just keep your eyes out for something that fits your needs. So find something you like and head to C-Bus, then stop by the Hollywood Casino to make it worth while

http://columbus.craigslist.org/spo/3928221809.html

[Wildtim]

You have a bunch of choices out there even well under a thousand. Pretty much anything but the low level entry level will do what you want. You just have to decide what features are important and how much overkill you want to go with.

My based out Body Solid GPR 378 will do everything you say you want and is less than seven feet tall but it is not about to be mistaken for a commercial piece and it has no bells or whistles. For me compact in height and depth plus free standing were more important than weight storage, monkey bars, or band pegs.

[UTCFitness]

I have 7 feet four inches of ceiling... Ive been working out off and on and i really want to get back to it. I like to go heavy and hard in rack pulls so... I want something that wont fall apart. I will never squat or dead 900 lbs but I want to live through it if I'm squatting 300 for reps or 500 for a single. or 500 for reps. I don't care about lat pull down or any thing like that. thank you for your help. I really want to change my life and this is a great place to start. I have a Safety Squat bar that I rock out with and I am getting a dead squat bar that is rack-able.

I have a brand new 2x2 rack with 2 inch hole spacing that is 7ft tall. Check my ebay & ******** pages below for more info. I'm also in Dayton so I'm not far from you.

[donforeman]

I have 7 feet four inches of ceiling... Ive been working out off and on and i really want to get back to it. I like to go heavy and hard in rack pulls so... I want something that wont fall apart. I will never squat or dead 900 lbs but I want to live through it if I'm squatting 300 for reps or 500 for a single. or 500 for reps. I don't care about lat pull down or any thing like that. thank you for your help. I really want to change my life and this is a great place to start. I have a Safety Squat bar that I rock out with and I am getting a dead squat bar that is rack-able.

My GPR378 is 6 foot 7 inches - yes the manufactures specs say different, but everyone that's measured theirs say the same so far. Its $395 shipped to your door if you read the other threads and call the right guy. Its a sturdy entry level rack. You can buy better, but for the cost its OK.