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TRANSPORTING AND STORAGE 

If you have plenty of space in a vehicle (e.g. a station 
wagon, SUV or van then the Mini Tramp can be left 
completely assembled for transport, be mindful to keep 
the Mini Tramp restrained and the mat protected from any 
other objects in the vehicle. Otherwise fold the legs in to 
make compact as per following. 

Step 1.2   
Remove the leg locking pins. 
Fold legs and use carry bag. 
Note: Do not store or transport as shown, the mat will get 
cut by the exposed leg ends. 

 

Keep the legs separated from the mat when in storage or 
during transportation. Use the tube end protectors 
(Transport/Storage Cap ref #4) or foam, or similar 
material in-between as shown.  

Keep Mini Tramp restrained during transport. 

 
HOW TO USE THE SPRING TOOL 

The following is provided as a reference for any future maintenance. 

Step 2.1  
Identify 

the “short hook” and “long hook” ends of the 

spring. 
 
 

Step 2.2 
Position 

the spring “short hook” into the corresponding 

mat V-

ring, then use the spring tool and hook the “long 

hook” with the end of the spring tool.

 

 
 
 
 
Step 2.3 
Pull the spring tool until the spring is attached to the 
frame hole, then disengage the spring tool leaving the 
spring in the assembled position. 

 

 

Warning: Please take care where your hands and other parts of the body are placed when pulling 
springs. Be aware that you are placing stored energy into the spring and if the spring is not restrained 
correctly it can cause injury to you or anyone else in the vicinity.  

Short Hook 

 

Long Hook 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Mini Tramp

Page 1: ...2018 GeeTramp All Rights Reserved Owner s User s Manual Safety Information Installation and Care Maintenance Instructions Mini Trampoline also known as Mini Tramp Warning Read this manual before assem...

Page 2: ...UCING SAFETY RISKS 6 Correct Mini Tramp Positioning 6 Surface that the Mini Tramp is on 6 The area surrounding the Mini Tramp 6 MAXIMUM WEIGHT OF THE USER 7 PARTS LIST 9 ASSEMBLY 10 TRANSPORTING AND S...

Page 3: ...red to the smaller body and children s legs have been broken and severe spinal injuries have occurred as a result Ensure only one person at a time bounces on the trampoline 3 Children are often unable...

Page 4: ...these basic principles 1 Landing on your head or neck while doing somersaults can cause serious injury paralysis or even death Do not attempt to learn somersaults or flip routines on your own Only do...

Page 5: ...ookers or pets the user and supervisor need to be vigilant to prevent anything that can unexpectedly interrupt the path of the user e g other people or pets 12 Always aim to use the middle of the mat...

Page 6: ...ential onto unprotected hard surfaces like concrete bitumen rocks brick walls fences etc b impact cuts and stab potential from inherently dangerous surfaces if landed onto or against e g glass panels...

Page 7: ...build up from there To avoid overloading the Mini Tramp or risk of injury use the following as a guide The Mini Tramp leg angle frame height adjustment system the Entry and Exit can be set independent...

Page 8: ...ights Reserved MAXIMUM WEIGHT OF THE USER CONT Here are the main settings of the leg adjustments configurations 1 2 3 4 in detail Entry View Side View Exit View Entry Low 1 Exit Low Entry High 2 Exit...

Page 9: ...use the Description and ref to identify parts while assembling Make sure you have all parts listed in the table below If you think you re missing any parts please contact your supplier Parts List Sel...

Page 10: ...the User line up the adjustment holes in the inner and outer tubes Install a lock pin ref 3 on the upper and lower sections Repeat for the other leg assembly This is an example of the entry side leg a...

Page 11: ...orage Cap ref 4 or foam or similar material in between as shown Keep Mini Tramp restrained during transport HOW TO USE THE SPRING TOOL The following is provided as a reference for any future maintenan...

Page 12: ...on on the mat balanced Do this by installing the next spring on the opposite side of the frame Then follow the sequence shown for assembling the rest of the corner springs Note Only complete the corne...

Page 13: ...V ring and then attach the corresponding spring until all springs are installed View from the mat side Padding temporary lifted to see netting barrier system Step 3 5 It s important to regularly check...

Page 14: ...er attachment points Step 3 7 Lift the outside of the safety pads and locate the brass eyelets Pinch the eyelet area so the eyelet holes line up The bungee cord can then be threaded through Step 3 8 O...

Page 15: ...th cold water and let it dry before using the Mini Tramp Be aware if the pads are not in place the edge stitching on the mat becomes fully exposed to the sun s UV reducing mat lifespan Bed Mat Use The...

Page 16: ...gle for intended use Joints are in good condition e g no signs of stress cracks rust or corrosion Frame does not present sharp protrusions or edges Mini Tramp Suspension System Suspension system is in...

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