Mega Garage Gym Build | Rogue Monster Rack Assembly and Installation | Strongman Garage Gym
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Mega Garage Gym Build | Rogue Monster Rack Assembly and Installation | Strongman Garage Gym
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This video was honestly a huge help. The instructions are limited and don't say much about the different bolts included when using a 6 post, but I noticed that the first bolt I put in was longer than the rest, so it didn't take long to figure out. Thanks a ton for the walkthrough!
I’m happy to hear it was helpful. Thank you for watching
Geez, what a beautiful gym
I’ll be doing a full tour of Chronos Strength in an upcoming video
Dude that’s awesome!!! Currently looking at building a detached garage for the home gym. Tired of being cramped with my half of the garage lol
It’s a dream of mine as well
I’ve been very happy with the content this channel puts out.
Thank you! I appreciate the feedback and I hope to continue putting our good content
Awesome job guys...
Thank you
This is really helpful since I just ordered the same rack. Thanks brother.
Thanks for watching. I hope you enjoy your rack!!
That’s pretty sweet set up , thanks for the video on setting up the rack
It’s an awesome space. Thank you for watching.
Simply put.... I’m subscribed keep it up bro!!!
Thank you!
More videos to come!!!
I literally did this all alone must have been great to have help
It was. I feel you on the assembly alone operations. I recently assembled a 30’ long rogue monster lite rig in the racked configuration all by my lonesome.
amazing gym
Thank you
Bad ass man.
Thank you!
It definitely took longer than we thought it would.
Nice set up. Recently found your channel, and digging the content
Thank you
Awesome rack. Love the fire engine red!
Absolutely
Great video. What are the socket wrenches / socket sizes that are required for assembly? Thanks!
I put together my first rack ever all alone. Rogue rm4 in a garage, the day after Christmas, in northeast Ohio with cold temperatures and snow everywhere. I was so excited I attempted it myself and did it. Got it for Xmas. It arrived Xmas eve lol. The rogue name plate was the hardest part. Thing is heavy as hell
I used to fly solo on most assembly days. That name plate is definitely heavy as helll
@@TheKurtlocker Did either of you attach nameplate while rack upright, or while it was on the ground? I have a 108" RM6 and thinking about how to attach the heavy name plate.
Doing it while it’s laying down would likely be easier
The wrench bit was funny
We all kind of face palmed and then quickly blamed it on each other.
Great video! Still waiting on that Chronos Strength HQ walkthrough.
I have several gym walkthroughs on the burner.
Awesome setup and great video! I’m waiting for my RM3 to arrive and I’m trying to plan out my platform in the meantime. What was the thickness of your platform. I notice it’s 3 sheets that you have but what is the exact thickness of each sheet? Also do you think I could get away with just two sheets? I plan on using band pegs and I don’t want my rack tipping over as well as I’m hoping to deadlift inside the rack so I’m gonna use a similar technique like you did with those two narrow sheets you have on both ends but instead I plan to make them just a bit wider to accommodate the plates for deadlifting.
The sheets are about 3/4” each. Two would work but three provides more of a stable platform.
Awesome videos. What is the go to workout playlist?
Today was a mix of The White Stripes, Red Hot Chili Peppers and some Eminem.
This was a awesome video. Very helpful. Is the rack only bolted to the platform or right through to the concrete?
Only to the platform.
Another awesome video, Kurt. Thanks for producing it and the tips on assembly and layout of the various accessories of the RM-6. I am trying to convince myself to upgrade from the RML 490 in order to get enough height to do overhead and hanging movements inside of a rack. It seems 90 inches isn't enough height for me. The other decision is black versus red. My life seems to be filled with "luxury" problems.
Those are nice “problems” to have though. It would be cool if the monster lite line got as much love as the monster line...imo it’s a better hole design
@@TheKurtlocker The monster lite is an awesome rack. I have no complaints. The hole design and hardware is more than adequate and I am not looking forward to replacing my accessories.
108! 108! 108! 108!
I would probably stick with a RM-3. I prefer to have space out front of the rack If that’s less important to you then go RM-4
@@carrickdubya4765
9 feet is 108 inches. You will have no clearance.
I am 6'03" and the 100 inch is plenty. I've used 108 racks at a gym and I had to use a box to get to the bar to do things like hanging leg raises with straps, then kicking the box or stool away, then reaching for it with my feet to get down. I think 108 is too high.
Also, you need to think about the space above the rack.
Bottom line, if you go Rogue, you are good. I have had the RML and now have an RM6. An RM4 or RM3 is fine. I think you get more stability with a wider 4 than with a 3. If you go with a 3, you had better plan on bolting it to the floor.
Also, the rack weighs more than 400 pounds. Add the weight of your bars, plates, dumbbells and toys, and you should be on reinforced concrete. I think my set up has grown to between 4,000 and 5,000 pounds.
good
Thank you!
What size screws did you bolt the rack down to the platform with? I used 3/4" galvanized screws that were 2" long into mine.
3/8” lag screws. It was a few mixed length screws ranging from 1.5-2” in length. Buy them to go through a couple layers. We didn’t buy anything new for the platform build.
Awesome! Why did you choose to go without a center top crossmember? Xm-43 or another pull-up bar.
There is a future crossmember being fabricated that has a custom logo in it
Great video as always. Curious to know if the rack was shipped freight or UPS ground. I've been hearing lately that Rogue has gone away from freight shipments and I'll be damned if I'm placing any more large orders with them if everything is going to ship ground. Ground shipments with large/heavy metal products is a recipe for easily damaged products. Fortunately all of my previous orders from Rogue always came on pallets. Thanks for all the continued great content you provide!
I have recently received freight from Rogue fitness.
My rack in the video was largely picked up while I was stationed in Ohio.
What size screws did you use to bolt the rack into the platform and wrench?
Thanks.
3/8" lag anchors
How do the front pull up bars work? They aren’t meant to be mounted horizontally?
They can be mounted as desired by the owner. We wanted a lower option for some of that shorter athletes so we used it vertically.
It's really cute and funny watching your kiddos trying to help and the other one just zipping back and forth on fast motion.. incredible gym!! How big and how high is the garage?
Thank you so much. The garage is 20x40 and has 8' ceilings in the front and vaulted ceilings in the back. The vaulted ceilings are up to 20ish feet tall at the peak
@@TheKurtlocker hey bro thank you so much about your advice on expanding my rm-4... I don't know if you remember but I asked you a couple of questions on how to turn my rm-4 into a rm-6.. I called like you said and rogue totally helped me out and now I have a rm-6 rack
I’m happy to hear it man!!
How u doing brotha?
Iam debating between the rm3 30" or the rm4 to drop in my standalone Rhino to save a little bit of space in my garage gym. Is the rm4 41 or 49" depth??
Also is there any advantage of dropping in rhino inside a rack besides saving some space?? I don't need a lat pull down, I already own a selectorized lat pull down machine and a selectorized functional trainer too to do cable exercises. Anyways anily advice would help. Thank u😊
Measurements are on Rogue's website. The advantage of dropping in the rack is the ability to use the uprights to use a bar or pull-up bar and the Rhino simultaneously. It also looks cool
Mine didn't come with directions so thanks bawsss
I hope this helped a little! Thank you for watching
Awesome rack!! I have the exact same one (90" version)...added quite a few attachments to mine and still have more on the way! Feel free to check out the video on mine!
I’ll check it out! Thanks for watching.
Just eye candy
That gym is pretty outstanding
Humility is calling Rouge out erroneously, correcting the mistake and not editing it out.
It was also incredibly entertaining in the moment. Thank you for watching!
@@TheKurtlocker Just found your great channel yesterday.
Well thank you for giving me a shot. I appreciate your time!
Did you not get the Rogue name plate for the rack for the center?
Opted out of that option so that it would be a functional crossmember for cables etc
@@TheKurtlocker i did the same thing with my monster RM3 for the same reason. Was begining to feel left out. Dont see too many people opt out of the name plate.
Is your garage a 2 car? Moving into a new house with a garage and looking at the RM6.
The garage in this video is a modified 2 car. It used to be about 24 wide by 20 deep and was extended with an addition. The biggest hurdle for garage gyms and the RM6 will likely be ceiling and rack heights.
@@TheKurtlocker The ceiling is around 15 feet tall in the house, so no worries there. My wife wants to park her car on the other side. Think the RM6 would fit in a garage with similar dimensions to yours? Can't go measure myself as people are living in the house.
Gotcha. The rack should be fine with a car. I know several people that do their gyms with a car as well and it’s been fine.
@@TheKurtlocker Thanks for the replies! Enjoying going through your old vids too
Thank you! I appreciate the interest in the channel
Where can I get a 1.5 inch socket? No one seems to have them.
I got mine at Lowe’s
Thanks. It looks like both Lowes and Home depot dont carry that size in their stores anymore.
However Harbor Freight sells an 8pc Socket jumbo set that goes up to 1.5 inches (they don't sell it individually), then you'll have to get a ratchet (which they have). I then bought an adjustable wrench that also goes to 1.5inches, which was cheaper than doing the above twice. Hopefully this helps anyone else.
That’s strange but unfortunate.
I just picked one up the other day. It’s sold as a single. Happy to hear you sourced one though.
Is this the 100” rack, how tall are you?
That is the 100 and I’m 5’11”
Awesome music
Thank you.
Is that a 90" rack or 100"?
100”
Can you please do a detailed tour of this gym?
Several garage gym tours are in the works
The Kurtlocker 👍 nice! Thanks
Not sure why you have the fat and skinny pull-up bar vertical? You are unable to use the fat bar. I think should have been horizontal so you can choose which bar you want to use.
The mounting option was done to accommodate shorter athletes. There is a skinny bar available further into the rack at the tall height.
Understand but no fat bar option
*correction. There is a fat bar high up in the back of the rack. I remember this discussion occurring during the assembly and they are opposite of each other.
Ah I thought that was a skinny thanks for pointing out.
I never understood why people mount the double chin up bar that way where you can only use one bar....
We put it that way because there is a shorter athlete that trains there. There is a fat bar available up high and a skinny bar down low for the shorter guys and gals.
@@TheKurtlocker I see, I mounted mine across the upper cross beams so I can use either fat or skinny.
That makes sense for almost every home gym. I couldn’t agree with you more. That is just the orientation he wanted his.
@@TheKurtlocker love your channel brother thanks for the great videos!
Thank you for the compliment and I really do appreciate you watching!
chrono trigger is one of the best games ever?
Never played it but my coach is a big gaming person