Angle Measurements on Aries Headache Rack # AA111001

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What are the angels for the Aries headache rack

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The outside uprights on the Aries Headache Rack # AA111001 referenced in your question bend inward at a 21 degree angle about 3 inches up from the base. The uprights then straighten back up as they reach the top making another 21 degree angle.

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