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Anonymous

11/17/24(Sun)19:46:02 No.75468171

Anonymous 11/17/24(Sun)19:46:02 No.75468171 Archived

Can I safely put 400kg of weight on squat stands rated for only 150kg?

Anonymous
11/17/24(Sun)19:47:09 No.75468175

Anonymous 11/17/24(Sun)19:47:09 No.75468175

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>>75468171
R.I.P. in piece OP

>inb4 OP asking for advice on best wheelchair lifts

Anonymous
11/17/24(Sun)19:58:21 No.75468210

Anonymous 11/17/24(Sun)19:58:21 No.75468210

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>>75468171
Lol No

Anonymous
11/17/24(Sun)21:46:04 No.75468623

Anonymous 11/17/24(Sun)21:46:04 No.75468623

>>75468171
nah those are only good for up to 350 kg
You want a stand rated for 200kg that should do the trick

Anonymous
11/17/24(Sun)22:13:01 No.75468733

Anonymous 11/17/24(Sun)22:13:01 No.75468733

>>75468623
OP Here
These are the stands in question

Anonymous
11/17/24(Sun)23:23:44 No.75468907

Anonymous 11/17/24(Sun)23:23:44 No.75468907

>>75468733
Wtf 400kg in that shit... Hahahhaha. Nop

Anonymous
11/17/24(Sun)23:31:43 No.75468916

Anonymous 11/17/24(Sun)23:31:43 No.75468916

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>>75468171
>>75468210
>>75468733

Anonymous
11/17/24(Sun)23:46:43 No.75468946

Anonymous 11/17/24(Sun)23:46:43 No.75468946

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>>75468733
>400kg
a bit of a stretch, i'd top off at like 250kg. oly lifters used those tiny ass cast iron stands for a long time without trouble