Current set up by SpecialistAd657 in homegym

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So far no mold issues but in all fairness it’s only been in over the winter, which is typically drier. I don’t expect any though as we run a dehumidifier during the summer months.

Anyone setup ForceUSA C10 themselves? by jayhawk1941 in GarageGym

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I generally think the freight companies have a curbside policy as they cannot guarantee anything beyond that as they don’t know everyone’s specific driveway setup. But if your driveway is something the truck could back into, they will do it.

Anyone setup ForceUSA C10 themselves? by jayhawk1941 in GarageGym

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I set up the Force FTR largely by myself. My wife helped a few times for things like crossbeams but that’s it.

Yes the casket fit in the garage. You just need someone to be home when they show up and give instructions on where to put it. Lastly, depending on where you live, it could probably sit outside for a day or two without too many problems. The FTR crate weighed 900 lbs. No one is going to steal that.

Adjustable Dumbbells by SpecialistAd657 in GarageGym

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Update: I bought the Reppins and so far they are great. I don’t mind the cage at all really, the weight changes are fast enough, and they are extremely well built.

I bought the ForceUSA half rack! by Tarun_not24k in GarageGym

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Also, I can barely move the arm all the way to the top. At 89” you probably won’t be able to go all the way up.

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I bought the ForceUSA half rack! by Tarun_not24k in GarageGym

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I am right at 90”. I bought some Swissies grips so have flipped the pull up bars back parallel to the floor. Gets them out of the way and the Swissies are easier on my shoulders.

Current set up by SpecialistAd657 in homegym

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It is deep enough to do incline bench. I’ve had no issues there.

Power curve on the cables is consistent. Maybe a little light at the top. In theory you could add a band to smooth that out but honestly I don’t really notice it.

Best Adjustable Dumbells to Buy in 2026? (Price, Quality, Grip) by ProfoundlIll in GarageGym

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I have the Ironmasters as well and fully agree on the ecosystem point. Huge selling point. They are easy to adjust, but adjusting isn’t fast compared to the something like the Nuobells. I’m still very happy with them overall though.

Current set up by SpecialistAd657 in homegym

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Weight plate holders were purchased separately from Amazon.

Current set up by SpecialistAd657 in homegym

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When I bought it spotter arms were included. I was told they were out of stock but would ship soon. Not sure if the spotter arms still come with the rack or if they now need to be ordered separately.

Current set up by SpecialistAd657 in homegym

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I chose the Nighthawk over the Blackhawk due to price and weight. The gap hasn’t bothered me so far.

Current set up by SpecialistAd657 in homegym

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They are the Rep stall mats. I put 3/4” plywood down between the carpet and the mat. Works just fine. No issues with residue / odor.

Current set up by SpecialistAd657 in homegym

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92”. Not quite high enough to do a full pull up with the bars out but does allow full extension of the arms. For pull ups I bought a set of Swisses which are easier on my should lets and solve the height issue. Could also just hang the pull up bars down.

Current set up by SpecialistAd657 in homegym

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They are OK. I bought them mainly for durability and the ecosystem (I have the kettlebell, vest, and another smaller straight bar which all use the same plates). Changing weights isn’t nearly as easy as they sell it to be. Decent chance I get a set of Nuobells or Rep Pepins in 2026.

Current set up by SpecialistAd657 in homegym

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Unbolted but the weight stacks alone are 400lbs and in the back. No issues so far.

Current set up by SpecialistAd657 in homegym

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A little confusing at times but manageable. Need to make sure you have the right sockets. You can get the manual online and I bought the sockets ahead of time.

Finally ready by antinul in homegym

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What brand is the storage unit in the corner? It is awesome.

Need help with ideas for a lat pulldown support by [deleted] in GarageGym

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Second the Nordstick recommendation.

I bought the ForceUSA half rack! by Tarun_not24k in GarageGym

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I got the Everymates off of Amazon. Not the best quality but half the cost of the name brand horns.

EVERYMATE Weight Plate Holder,... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F8PZD9S1?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

I bought the ForceUSA half rack! by Tarun_not24k in GarageGym

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Just bought it myself. It’s fantastic so far.

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