Rogue Infinity Crossmembers

I ordered the X-431 Single Pull-Up Bar as a crossmember support connecting the verticals of my SML-1 rack in order for the verticals to safely accommodate the Monster Lite weight "plate storage channel pair." The pull-up bar turns the SML-1 into a shorter version of the SML-2. Without that crossmember support, the SML-1 could run into torsion stress on the verticals with the plate storage and weights added to their sides. The X-431 is built to Rogue's extremely high over-engineered standards. As clearly noted on the product page, hardware is not included with the X-431 or other crossmembers. Therefore, you will need the same bolts, nuts, split lock washers, and washers as used at the gussets of the rack. If you can't find 4-1/2" bolts, 5" bolts work, factoring in the thickness of the X-431's flange/bracket. When installing the X-431 or any of the other crossmembers, it's important to loosen the nuts/bolts at the gusset on the base -- the bolts that connect the verticals to the floor base. Why? Because in the process of putting the rack together, it's highly probably that you tightened the bolts unevenly so as to cause misalignment of the verticals relative to one another. This can create a situation where the top of the verticals are either closer to one another, or more distant from one another, as they are at the bottom. Loosening the lower bolts will allow for perfect alignment at the top by simply installing the pull-up bar/crossmember up top first, and then retightening the fasteners at the bottom. I highly recommend this product, whether it's for my purpose or to simply reinforce an already rock solid rack.

I needed a simple pull up bar for my monster lite rack. It was annoying that it cost so much and didn't even come with hardware. Why are you so expensive Rogue? It's simple powder coated steel. Customers you should only buy these if you already have a Rogue rack (hopefully discounted from a third party) and need the matching bar. Be aware you will need a trip to the hardware store as well.

Was going to get a cheaper pull-up bar from another company but figured Rogue would provide everything needed to actually mount the bar. Instead they provide zero hardware and the bar’s quality is just mid. Not worth the hassle of returning but a waste of money.

Ships without hardware. Can't order hardware online so I had to have an online chat with a customer service rep. Expect around $24 for bolts, nuts, and washers, with shipping.

It’s a metal bar with decent wielding, what more do you want to know? Kind of sad the company won’t provide the hardware with the purchase. At least shipping was fast.

Doesn’t come with retention pins

Corners came bent inward and no mounting hardware. Overall poor manufacturing quality - incomplete welds, inconsistent powder coating, and as stated before the corners were bent in. Might want to consider another brand as this seems like a consistent issue with their products as of late.

Everything buy is from Rogue, because it’s the BEST!