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Step 13 - Teeter Totter assembly (continued)

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Attach U18 to U19-1 and U19-2 and secure using U9 and U21 on both sides as shown in

Diagram A.

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Secure U19-1 and U19-2 to U17 using U1, U4 and U5 as shown in Diagram B.

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Repeat in the same manner for the other side.

DIAGRAM A

DIAGRAM B

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Summary of Contents for MSC-4118-BM

Page 1: ...00lbs 45kg each with the exception of the swing chair which is intended for toddlers between 18 30 months old max 35lbs 16kg and supervised by an adult max 175lbs 80kg Combined weight of all users mus...

Page 2: ...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 pro...

Page 3: ...ION INSTRUCTIONS 21 AREA OF INSTALLATION SWING SET TOP BAR 21 AREA OF INSTALLATION SIDE LEGS 23 AREA OF INSTALLATION CROSS BARS 24 AREA OF INSTALLATION GLIDE RIDE 25 AREA OF INSTALLATION SWING SEAT 29...

Page 4: ...years old to be near during assembly due to choking hazard of small parts Adult supervision is required during the use of this equipment at all times Unpack all parts Take a complete inventory of all...

Page 5: ...ed guidelines to prevent injuries from falls and other hazards on public and home playgrounds WARNINGS ON ANCHORING It is highly recommended the product be anchored into the ground to prevent movement...

Page 6: ...before dismounting ALWAYS dress children appropriately for proper play e g wear well fitted rubber sole shoes and remove loose or sharp items such as jewelry hair accessories scarves which may become...

Page 7: ...ed Verify that the suspended climbing ropes chain or cable are secured at both ends and tightened so that there is no loose ropes chain or cable hanging that can result in choking hazard When conducti...

Page 8: ...12 30 5CM 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 min...

Page 9: ...t the corkscrew 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...

Page 10: ...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...

Page 11: ...les and chains for wear rust or other deterioration Replace as needed Rake and check depth of loose fill protective surfacing materials to prevent compaction and to maintain appropriate depth Replace...

Page 12: ...ling this equipment Hammer May be needed for installing anchor Not included Flat and Philips Head Screwdriver Not included Tape Measure Not included Special Socket Wrench Included Wrench Included Wren...

Page 13: ...ION LEG 5 A6 CROSS BARF 2 A7 CROSS BAR FOR SLIDE 1 C2 END CAP PRE ASSEMBLED 2 B1 BOLT 5 16 2 5 8mm 64mm 16 B3 NYLON NUT 5 16 16 B4 PLASTIC CAP WITH ARC WASHER 16 B5 ARC WASHER 5 16 8mm 10 B6 FLAT WASH...

Page 14: ...ED 4 M4 GLIDE SEAT 2 M5 FOOTREST 2 L3 BRACKET 1 R8 BRACKET CLAMP 1 L5 REINFORCING STEEL SPACER 2 N3R BOLT 5 16 x 1 8mm x 25mm 2 N7 NYLON NUT 5 16 8mm 2 N1 BOLT 1 4 x 1 46 6mm x 37mm 4 N2R BOLT 1 4 x 1...

Page 15: ...2 8 11 8mm x 63mm 1 U3 BOLT 5 18 x 2 9 13 8mm x 68mm 2 U4 ARC WASHER 8 5 19 T1 5mm 10 U5 NYLON NUT 5 16 8mm 7 U6 CAP NUT 1 4 6mm 4 U7 BOLT 1 4 x 1 1 2 6mm x 38mm 4 U8 SPRING WASHER 4 U9 SCREW 3 19 x 9...

Page 16: ...LEG TUBE 2 X4 N SLIDE TOP SUPPORT BAR 1 X5 N SLIDE FRONT SUPPORT 1 X6 SLIDE LADDER STEPS 2 Y2 SLIDE 1 Y1 PLASTIC CONNECTOR 2 Z1 BOLT 1 4 x 38mm 2 Z2 BOLT 1 4 x 115mm 2 Z3 SPRING WASHER LARGE 4 Z4 CAP...

Page 17: ...NG TUBE 1 P2 A TODDLER LEFT HANGING TUBE 1 P2 B TODDLER RIGHT HANGING TUBE 1 P3 1 FOOT SQUARE TUBE 1 P5 1 ADULT HANDRAIL TUBE 2 P6 ADULT SEAT SUPPORTER TUBE 2 P7 TODDLER SEAT SUPPORT 1 P8 TODDLER HAND...

Page 18: ...P22 BOLT 3 8 x 47mm 1 P23 3 8 WASHER 4 P24 SPRING WASHER 3 8 2 P25 CAP NUT 3 8 2 P26 BOLT 1 4 x 60mm 2 P27 BOLT 1 4 x 48mm 2 P28 SPRING WASHER SMALL 36 P29 WASHER 20 P30 CAP NUT 1 4 24 P31 BOLT 1 4 x...

Page 19: ...rts used for Trapeze Part No Picture Description Quantity P1 TRAPEZE 1 P2 EYEBOLT WITH ATTACHMENT BOLT PRE ASSEMBLED 2 P3 RUBBER CAP PRE ASSEMBLED 2 P4 NYLON NUT 5 16 8mm 2 P5 PLASTIC CAP WITH ARC WAS...

Page 20: ...d surface can result in serious injury or death to the equipment user TIGHTENING NUTS BOLTS For ease of installation do not over tighten the nuts and bolts initially when you are starting to assemble...

Page 21: ...TRUCTIONS AREA OF INSTALLATION SWING SET TOP BAR Step 1 Assemble the top bar frame of the swing set Connect A1 and A2 Secure with B1 B5 B4 and B3 as shown below NOTE All round holes should be facing u...

Page 22: ...NSTALLATION SWING SET TOP BAR Step 2 Assemble the top bar frame of the swing set Connect A2 and A3 Secure with B1 B5 B4 and B3 as shown below NOTE All round holes should be facing up and concave holes...

Page 23: ...wing set Connect A4 and A5 to A1 A2 and A3 Secure all legs using B1 B5 B4 and B3 in the sequence shown in the enlarged diagram NOTE The two extra holes on A4 are used for connecting the teeter totter...

Page 24: ...sing B1 B6 B4 and B3 Attach A6 to the right sides of the other two sets of legs Secure using B1 B6 B4 and B3 IMPORTANT NOTE The two extra holes on A7 will be used for connecting the slide in later ste...

Page 25: ...25 AREA OF INSTALLATION GLIDE RIDE Step 5 Glide Ride assembly Attach R8 and L3 to A3 using N3R L5 and N7 as shown Use special socket wrench and screwdriver to tighten N3R and N7...

Page 26: ...re M2 is inserted into M1 on L1 N as shown below Attach L1 N to L3 on both sides and secure with N2R and N10 as shown in DIAGRAM A Insert L1 N straight end into M5 and secure with N4 and N12 on both s...

Page 27: ...27 Step 7 Glide ride assembly continued Attach L2 N to L1 N on both sides and secure with N5 M3 N11 and N8 as shown below...

Page 28: ...28 Step 8 Glide ride assembly continued Attach M4 to L2 N and secure with N1 N6 and N9 as shown below...

Page 29: ...ep 9 Swing Seat assembly Connect swing set chains to the top bar by inserting J3 through A2 Secure with J8 and J6 as shown in Diagram A Connect swing seat to the chains by inserting J1 through K1 as s...

Page 30: ...30 AREA OF INSTALLATION TRAPEZE Step 10 Trapeze Assembly Insert P2 which is pre assembled with P1 and P3 through the holes on A2 Secure using P5 and P4 as shown below...

Page 31: ...31 AREA OF INSTALLATION TEETER TOTTER Step 11 Teeter Totter assembly Attach U20 to A4 Align the holes on U20 to the two holes on the bottom of A4 and secure using U3 U4 U15 and U5 as shown below...

Page 32: ...32 Step 12 Teeter Totter assembly continued Secure U17 to U20 using U2 U14 U10 and U5 as shown below...

Page 33: ...tinued Attach U18 to U19 1 and U19 2 and secure using U9 and U21 on both sides as shown in Diagram A Secure U19 1 and U19 2 to U17 using U1 U4 and U5 as shown in Diagram B Repeat in the same manner fo...

Page 34: ...34 Step 14 Teeter Totter assembly continued Secure U16 to U19 1 and U19 2 using U7 U8 and U6 as shown below...

Page 35: ...35 AREA OF INSTALLATION SLIDE Step 15 Slide assembly Insert Slide Front Support X5 N into Slide Y2 and secure with Z9 and Z6 Connect X4 N into Slide Y2 as shown in diagram below Bolt holes face up...

Page 36: ...continued Connect Slide Ladder Steps X6 to Slide Supports X1 N and X2 N Secure both sides using Z8 Z6 and Z4 as shown in diagram below Insert Slide Leg Tube X3 N into X1 N and X2 N as shown Align the...

Page 37: ...ontinued Secure X4 N to the ladder using Z1 Z3 Z6 and Z5 as shown in DIAGRAM A Place Slide Y2 onto the assembled step ladder and secure both sides to the leg tubes using Z2 Z6 Z6 and Z4 as shown in DI...

Page 38: ...18 Connect the slide to the swing set Connect the assembled slide to the swing set frame Place Plastic Connector Y1 between A7 and X1 N and secure together using Z7 Z6 Z3 and Z5 as shown in diagram b...

Page 39: ...INSTALLATION ME AND MY TODDLER SWING CHAIR STEP 19 Me and my toddler swing chair assembly Attach R8 and L3 to A1 using N3R L5 and N7 as shown below Use special socket wrench and screwdriver to tighten...

Page 40: ...0 Me and my toddler swing chair assembly Attach P1 A and P1 B to L3 Secure using P19 and P20 as shown in diagram A Attach P2 A and P2 B to L3 Secure using P19 and P20 as shown in diagram B DIAGRAM A D...

Page 41: ...41 STEP 21 Me and my toddler swing chair assembly Attach P5 1 to P1 A and P1 B Secure using P36 P28 and P30 as shown below...

Page 42: ...42 STEP 22 Me and my toddler swing chair assembly Attach P6 and P11 to P5 1 Secure using P32 P29 P29 and P30 as shown below...

Page 43: ...43 STEP 23 Me and my toddler swing chair assembly Attach P12 to P1 A and P1 B Secure using P35 P29 P28 and P30 as shown below...

Page 44: ...44 STEP 24 Me and my toddler swing chair assembly Attach P13 and P7 to P2 A and P2 B Secure using P34 P29 P28 and P30 as shown below...

Page 45: ...45 STEP25 Me and my toddler swing chair assembly Attach P14 to P7 Secure using P33 P29 P28 and P30 as shown below...

Page 46: ...46 STEP 26 Me and my toddler swing chair assembly Attach P8 to P13 Secure using P31 and P28 on both sides as shown below...

Page 47: ...47 STEP 27 Me and my toddler swing chair assembly Attach P9 and P10 to P8 and P14 Secure using P31 and P28 as shown below...

Page 48: ...48 STEP 28 Me and my toddler swing chair assembly Connect the base of the tubes with P3 1 Secure using P21 P23 P23 P24 and P25 as shown below...

Page 49: ...49 STEP 29 Me and my toddler swing chair assembly Attach P15 to P3 1 using P27 P26 P29 P28 and P30 as shown below...

Page 50: ...30 Me and my toddler swing chair assembly Push both connectors into the middle buckle on the toddler seat NOTE If necessary adjust the seat belt to the appropriate slot to properly fit the height of t...

Page 51: ...adult supervision required during use Please make sure all supervisors have read and understand the warnings and use instructions contained in this manual Do not allow access by children if any parts...

Page 52: ...rranty period This limited warranty does not cover our products which fail due to 1 normal wear 2 abuse and neglect 3 improper maintenance 4 unauthorized repairs or alterations or 5 are used for comme...

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