Congo Play Bridge and Tower Add-On, Assembly Instructions Manual

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&eneral Info To Review Before Installation
This page Is a list of definitions and explanatfanl used thraughaut GIi' llllffllCtfanl to aid
yau In th& awmbly of yall" playset.
Oflwt Mala -Throughout th& Installation procedlns • wfll
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to parts with offat holes.
This refers to th& orientation of th& holes on th& board. An offat hole Is OM that Is closer to OM
side than ft Is th& other ar In other wards, ft Is not cen11nd on th& board. In th& procedlns yau
wfll be llllfflleted to attach th& boards with th& holes offat up ar with th& holes offat dawn. This
refers to which side of th& board th& hole/holes should be closer to. Offat holes up= holelhola
wfll be closer to th& top of th& board. Offat holes dawn= hole/holes will be claw to th& bottom
of th& board. Note: - parts do not hav8 offat holes, but Instead th& holes en on center.
1'hllNfaN,..... will not be Olrf refeNnca to how to offat thae parts.
EXAMPLE OF OFFSET HOLES UP
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EXAMPLE OF OFFSET HOLES DOWN , '
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8alts - Lag bolts en used In th& constnlctfon of GIi' � to enhane& th& stnlchnl
lntegrHy of th& Ifft. TheN wfll not be predrflled holes In th& post far lag bolt Installation. Lag
bolts en self-1applng, though ff yau en Ulfng a IIIIIIUII IDCk&t wrench ft may be neceuary to 'lap
th& head of th& lag bolt with a hammer to actuat&. You should also be Sift to tighten th& lags
completely. Power tools such as an Impact wrench ar power drill should hav8 enough torque to
drfV8 th& lag bolts without Ulfng a hammer, but mak& 11ft not to aver tighten as this can
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th& bolt thNads to •str1p our' In th& post.
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