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Important Warnings and Instructions .............................................. 4-6

 

Important Consumer Information Sheet ......................................... 

…7

 

Anchoring .................................................................................... ...8-9

 

Care and Maintenance Checklist ................................................ ..10-11

 

Complete Product View................................................................ 

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Tools ................................................................................................. 

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Parts and Hardware List ............................................................. 14-18

 

Assembly and Installation Instructions .................................... ....19-41

 

Warranty Information.................................................................... 

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Note: Before beginning assembly of product, make sure 
all parts are present. Compare parts with package 
content list and hardware contents. If any part is missing 
or damaged do not attempt to assemble the unit. Contact 
customer service for replacement parts.

 

Summary of Contents for 164176

Page 1: ...this instruction manual for future reference For replacement parts please call 1 866 370 2131 Monday Friday 9 00 AM 5 00 PM Eastern Time Customer Service 888 922 2336 7 00 am to 12 00 am CST daily Live Chat at www academy com Email customerservice academy com Please keep this instruction manual for future reference ...

Page 2: ...and maintain the playground equipment over at least 9 inches of wood chips mulch or shredded rubber for equipment up to 8 feet high or sand or pea gravel for equipment no more than 5 feet high as shock absorbing material Dirt and grass which are the most prevalent surfaces under home playground equipment do not adequately protect children from serious head injuries Install protective surfacing at ...

Page 3: ...t View 12 Tools 13 Parts and Hardware List 14 18 Assembly and Installation Instructions 19 41 Warranty Information 42 Note Before beginning assembly of product make sure all parts are present Compare parts with package content list and hardware contents If any part is missing or damaged do not attempt to assemble the unit Contact customer service for replacement parts ...

Page 4: ...Unpack all parts Take a complete inventory of all parts and hardwareusing the parts and hardware lists in the following pages If any parts are missing do not return to the store Please call customer service toll free number listed on the cover page for assistance Store the product back in the original box and do not begin to installuntil all parts are obtained Never add extra length to chain or ro...

Page 5: ... and to make the swing set more stable during use Some consumers want an anchoring system that allows the product to be moved to different locations Other consumers want to keep their swing set in a permanent location There are different types and different methods of anchoring this product Academy Sports and Outdoors does not make a specific anchoring recommendation as each consumers need and con...

Page 6: ...ion DO NOT allow pets or other animals near the equipment to prevent damage or injuries On site adult supervision for children of all ages is required during use INSPECTION PRIOR TO EACH USE OR DAILY INSPECTION DO NOT use the equipment if any bolts or nuts are missing or loose ALWAYS check to ensure the equipment and all parts are well secured and stable before each use ALWAYS clear the play area ...

Page 7: ...ded Bark Mulch 6 15 3 CM 10 25 4 CM 11 27 9 CM Wood Chips 6 15 3 CM 7 17 8 CM 12 30 5 CM Fine Sand 5 12 7 CM 5 12 7 CM 9 22 9 CM Fine Gravel 6 15 3 CM 7 17 8 CM 10 25 4 CM However it should be recognized that all injuries due to falls cannot be prevented no matter what surfacing material is used We recommend that a shock absorbing material should extend a minimum of 6ft in all directions from the ...

Page 8: ...rkscrew anchor into the ground until only the end with the hook is above the ground and next to the leg Insert the hook into the bottom opening of the leg Ensure that the hook is secured onto the leg opening Concrete Anchoring Materials not included If the swing set is set up on grounds with sandy soil soft condition it must be anchored with concrete footing concrete not included Be sure that the ...

Page 9: ...plays and the playing or ground surface must be 8 inches You must maintain a minimum of 8 inches of ground clearance WARNING Please properly anchor the swing set to minimize the risk of injury or death If the swing set isused without proper anchoring it may be dangerous and may tilt over FRAME LEG CONCRETE BRICK OR GRAVEL BED 2 12 5 8 5 ...

Page 10: ...g parts including swing seats ropes cables and chains for wear rust or other deterioration Replace asneeded Rake and check depth of loose fill protective surfacing materials to prevent compaction and to maintain appropriate depth Replace as needed AT THE END OF EACH PLAY SEASON At the end of each play season or when the temperature drops below 32 degrees F 0 degrees C Remove plastic swing seats an...

Page 11: ...nts of Title 16 CFR Part 1303 Check swing seats ropes cables and chains monthly during usage season for deterioration Replacements should be made in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions Check all coverings for bolts and sharp edges twice monthly during usage season to be certain that they are in place and replace when necessary It is especially important to do this at the beginning of e...

Page 12: ...12 42 Complete Product View ...

Page 13: ...ig Allen Wrench Included 3 Wrench Included 4 Special Socket Wrench Included 5 Medium Allen Wrench Included 6 Spring Loading Tool 7 Tape Measure Not Included 8 Hammer Not included 9 Flat Head and Phillips Head Screwdriver Not included ...

Page 14: ...1 SIDE TOP BAR 2 A2 TOP BAR 1 A3 LEG WITH FOAM 2 A4 LEG 2 A5 CROSS BAR WITH TWO HOLES 1 Hardware Swing Set Frame Part No Description Picture Quantity B1 BOLT 5 16 2 5 8MM 64MM 10 B3 NYLON NUT 5 16 10 B4 PLASTIC CAP WITH ARC WASHER 10 B5 5 16 ARC WASHER 8 B6 5 16 WASHER 2 ...

Page 15: ...H FOAM 1 T7A N HANDLE BAR BASE TUBE LEFT 1 T7B N HANDLE BAR BASE TUBE RIGHT 1 T8 SUPPORTING TUBE 1 T9 SPRINGS 28 Hardware used for trampoline assembly Part No Description Picture Quantity T10 BOLT 5 16 63MM 2 T11 BOLT 5 16 40MM 2 T12 ARC WASHER 5 16 4 T13 CAP NUT 1 4 4 T14 NYLON NUT 5 16 4 T15 BOLT 1 4 42MM 2 T16 BOLT 1 4 35MM 2 T17 SCREW M5 16MM 2 T18 SPRING WASHER MEDIUM 4 T19 ARC WASHER 1 4 8 T...

Page 16: ...NG SEAT 2 Hardware for swing seat Part No Description Picture Quantity J6 NYLON NUT 5 16 8 J7 5 16 WASHER 4 J8 PLASTIC CAP WITH ARC WASHER 4 J9 PLASTIC CAP WITH LARGE WASHER 4 Bracket used for glide ride assembly Part No Description Picture Quantity L3 BRACKET 1 L4 BRACKET CLAMP 1 L5 REINFORCING STEEL SPACER 2 N3R BOLT 5 16 1 8MM 25MM 2 N7 NYLON NUT 5 16 2 ...

Page 17: ...SSEMBLED 2 M4 GLIDE SEAT 2 M5 FOOTREST 2 Hardware used for glide ride assembly Part No Description Picture Quantity N1 BOLT 1 4 1 5 6 5MM 37MM 4 N2R BOLT 1 4 1 7 6 5MM 43MM 2 N4 SCREW 0 22 3 4 5 5MM 19MM 4 N5 J BOLT 2 N6 SPRING WASHER MEDIUM 4 N8 CAP BOLT 1 4 5 10 6 5MM 14MM 2 N9 CAP NUT 1 4 4 N10 NUT 1 4 2 N11 SPRING WASHER LARGE 2 N12 SPRING WASHER MEDIUM 4 M3 LARGE NYLON BEARING 4 ...

Page 18: ...G TUBE 2 X4 N SLIDE TOP SUPPORT BAR 1 X5 N SLIDE FRONT SUPPORT 1 X6 SLIDE LADDER STEPS 2 Y2 SLIDE 1 Part No Description Picture Quantity Y1 PLASTIC CONNECTOR 2 Z1 BOLT 1 4 38mm 2 Z2 BOLT 1 4 x 115mm 2 Z3 SPRING WASHER LARGE 4 Z4 CAP NUT 1 4 6 Z5 CAP BOLT 1 4 x 14mm 4 Z6 SPRING WASHER MEDIUM 20 Z7 BOLT 1 4 x 70mm 2 Z8 BOLT 1 4 x 36mm 4 Z9 BOLT 1 4 x 45mm 4 ...

Page 19: ...STALLATION INSTRUCTIONS WARNING Please do not over tighten the bolts with the plastic cap coverings as this may cause the plastic cap to break Tighten to when you can see two threads of the bolt protruding through and stop ...

Page 20: ... Hardware Qty A1 2 PCS B1 4 PCS A2 1 PC B5 4 PCS B4 4 PCS B3 4 PCS Helpful Hint All round holes should be facing up and oval holes facing down Helpful Hint Be careful not to crack the plastic caps when tightening the bolts NOTE For easier assembly do not tighten the bolts all the way initially to allow room for adjustment You must go back and fully tighten all bolts after the entire swing set is a...

Page 21: ...R Step 2 Assemble the leg frame for trampoline Insert small end of Leg Tube A3 through the sleeves of T1 Connect A3 to End Bracket A1 using B1 B5 B4 and B3 as shown below Part Qty Hardware Qty T1 1 PC B1 2 PCS A3 2 PCS B5 2 PCS B4 2 PCS B3 2 PCS ...

Page 22: ...Legs A4 using B1 B6 B4 and B3 as shown in DIAGRAM B Part Qty Hardware Qty A4 2 PCS B1 4 PCS A5 1 PC B5 2 PCS B4 4 PCS B3 4 PCS B6 2 PCS Note Please note that A4 has two holes that will be used for connection to the slide in later steps These holes must be located closer towards the front of the swing set where the slide will go down to avoid the risk of entrapment DIAGRAM A Round holes face outsid...

Page 23: ...f Support Tube T8 into the sockets of A3 Align the holes and secure using T15 T19 T18 and T13 as shown in DIAGRAM A Connect T4A N T4B N and T5 N using T16 T19 T18 and T13 and insert the ends into the sockets of T8 as shown in DIAGRAM B Part Qty Hardware Qty T8 1 PC T15 2 PCS T4A N 1 PC T19 8 PCS T4B N 1 PC T18 4 PCS T5 N 1 PC T13 4 PCS T16 2 PCS ...

Page 24: ...corner of the assembled trampoline frame Secure the top hole using T10 which is longer than T11 T12 and T14 Secure the lower hole using T11 T12 and T14 as shown below Part Qty Hardware Qty T7A N 1 PC T10 2 PCS T7B N 1 PC T11 2 PCS T12 4 PCS T14 4 PCS IMPORTANT Make sure the holes located at the top of tubes are facing outward Round holes Face outside Concave holes face inside ...

Page 25: ...l the other end of the spring using the Spring Loading Tool and latch it into the corresponding hole on the frame Make sure it is securely latched Repeat in the same manner to attach springs to the mid point of the four sides of frame as shown in DIAGRAM B Part Qty Hardware Qty T9 28 PCS T2 WARNING Make sure to wear heavy duty gloves to protect your hands from pinching and goggles to protect the e...

Page 26: ...Assembly Instructions 26 42 Continue to install all remaining springs in the same manner until the mat is fully installed as shown in DIAGRAM C ...

Page 27: ...jump pad to trampoline Pull the Frame Pad T3 through the trampoline legs and fully cover all springs and trampoline frame as shown below Part Qty Hardware Qty T3 1 PC IMPORTANT Make sure all metal parts are covered to avoid injuries from body contact ...

Page 28: ...2 STEP 8 Assemble the handle bar with foam to trampoline frame legs Connect Handle Bar with Foam T6 N to T7A N and T7B N Align holes and secure using T17 and T20 as shown below Part Qty Hardware Qty T6A 1 PC T17 2 PCS T20 2 PCS ...

Page 29: ... 42 STEP 9 Secure the jump pad to the swing set Pull the hook with elastic band stitched onto T1 under T8 and attach it to the triangle ring beneath the pad as shown below Tie all the straps sewn on T1 around T8 as shown below ...

Page 30: ...straps located beneath the jump pad through the nearest triangle rings and securely tie a bow knot as shown Make sure all straps are securely fastened and the jump pad is fully covering all metal parts Wrap all outer elastic straps around jump frame and tie in the same manner as shown below ...

Page 31: ...nsert Eye Bolt for Swing Chain J3 into the holes on A2 Secure with J8 and J6 as shown in DIAGRAM B Part Qty Hardware Qty J1 4 PCS J7 4 PCS K1 2 PCS J9 4 PCS J6 8 PCS J8 4 PCS Helpful Hint Use the special socket wrench provided to fully tighten the bolts and nuts IMPORTANT Please do not over tighten as it will damage the plastic swing seat and will cause the swing seat to break ...

Page 32: ...de Assembly Attach L4 and L3 to A2 using N3R L5 and N7 Use special socket wrench and screwdriver to tighten N3R and N7 as shown below Part Qty Hardware Qty L4 1 PC N3R 2 PCS L3 1 PC L5 2 PCS N7 2 PCS Helpful Hint Use the special socket wrench provided to fully tighten the bolts and nuts ...

Page 33: ...nued Insert L1 N straight end into M5 and secure with N4 and N12 on both sides as shown in DIAGRAM A Attach L1 N to L3 on both sides and secure with N2R and N10 as shown in DIAGRAM B Part Qty Hardware Qty L1 N 2 PCS N4 4 PCS M5 2 PCS N12 4 PCS N2R 2 PCS N10 2 PCS ...

Page 34: ... Instructions 34 42 Step 14 Glide Ride Assembly continued Attach L2 N to L1 N on both sides and secure with N5 M3 N11 and N8 as shown below Part Qty Hardware Qty L2 N 2 PCS N5 2 PCS M3 4 PCS N11 2 PCS N8 2 PCS ...

Page 35: ...Assembly Instructions 35 42 Step 15 Glide Ride Assembly continued Attach M4 to L2 N and secure with N1 N6 and N9 as shown below Part Qty Hardware Qty M4 2 PCS N1 4 PCS N6 4 PCS N9 4 PCS ...

Page 36: ...X5 N into Slide Y2 and secure with Z9 and Z6 Part Qty Hardware Qty Y2 1 PC Z9 4 PC X5 N 1 PC Z6 4 PC Warning Surface of slide can be extremely hot when exposed to direct sun light and could cause burn to bare skin when sliding down Do not use the slide when it feels hot to the touch Wait for it to cool off ...

Page 37: ...d X2 N as shown below Align the holes and hold in position Connect the Slide Top Support Bar X4 N onto the Slide Supports X1 N and X2 N and secure both ends using Z1 Z6 Z3 and Z5 as shown below Part Qty Hardware Qty X1 N 1 PC Z1 2 PCS X2 N 1 PC Z6 2 PCS X3 N 2 PCS Z3 2 PCS X4 N 1 PC Z5 2 PCS DIAGRAM A ...

Page 38: ...ions 38 42 Step 18 Slide assembly continued Connect Slide Ladder Steps X6 to Slide Supports X1 N and X2 N Secure both sides using Z8 Z6 and Z6 Z4 as shown below Part Qty Hardware Qty X6 2 PCS Z8 4 PCS Z6 8 PCS Z4 4 PCS ...

Page 39: ...ft the slide Y2 and place it onto Slide Top Support Bar X4 N Secure Slide Y2 to the leg tubes on both sides using Z2 Z6 and Z4 as shown below Part Qty Hardware Qty Y2 1 PC Z2 2 PCS Z6 4 PCS Z4 2 PCS Helpful Hint Make sure the Slide Y2 is securely attached in place ...

Page 40: ...he slide to the swing set Connect the assembled slide to the swing set frame Place Plastic Connector Y1 between A5 and X1 N and secure together using Z7 Z6 Z3 and Z5 as shown below Part Qty Hardware Qty Y1 2 PCS Z7 2 PCS Z6 2 PCS Z3 2 PCS Z5 2 PCS ...

Page 41: ... hardware to make sure all bolts and nuts are well secured before using the playground equipment WARNING Do not let children use the playground equipment until it is properly assembled and anchored WARNING Please ensure the slide is attached towards the front of the swing set frame This is to avoid the risk of entrapment for young children ...

Page 42: ...e of other than genuine parts are not covered by this warranty This warranty shall be effective from the date of purchase as shown in the purchaser receipt This warranty is valid for the original consumer purchaser only and excludes industrial commercial or business use of the product product damage due to shipment or failure which results from alteration product abuse or product misuse whether pe...

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