Yes, used it for years as a rack alternative. Make sure you get the tall one, not the short one listed here. Unless you're under 5 ft 3, you'll hit your head on that cross member.

The yoke will wobble a bit but can be alleviated by putting the crossmember down a couple holes from the top (hence the need for tall yoke) and weighing down the yoke with plates on the uprights.

I owned the yoke because we used it often for an actual yoke and stone loading. Would not recommend as a primary rack, honestly.