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ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 4

Slide Flying Saucer Tubes (# R4) and (# R5) into the pockets of Flying Saucer (# R7) as shown

below. Connect the four tubes together and align the holes with the round holes facing downward.

Diagram 4-1

Summary of Contents for MSC- 4580

Page 1: ...4580 FOR RESIDENTIAL USE ONLY Save this instruction manual for future reference For Customer Service please call 1 866 370 2131 or visit www sportspowerltd net Monday Friday 9 00 AM 5 00 PM Eastern T...

Page 2: ...bing 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 least s...

Page 3: ...6 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 7 ANCHORING 8 CARE AND MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST 10 COMPLETE PRODUCT VIEW 11 PARTS LIST 12 HARDWARE PARTS LIST 13 ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 14 AREA OF INSTALLATION SI...

Page 4: ...omer service toll free number listed on the cover page for assistance Store the product back in the original box and do not begin to install until all parts are obtained l Never add extra length to ch...

Page 5: ...condition is resolved l 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...

Page 6: ...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 minimum of...

Page 7: ...equipment in a manner other thanintended Warning the owner to instruct children not to get off equipment while it is inmotion Warning the owner not to allow children to wear inappropriate items such...

Page 8: ...crew 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 ope...

Page 9: ...product is 6 feet The minimum ground clearance between the bottom of the suspended plays and the playing or ground surface must be 8 inches WARNING Please properly anchor the swing set to minimize the...

Page 10: ...moving parts including swing seats ropes cables and chainsfor wear rust or other deterioration Replace asneeded n Rake and check depth of loose fill protective surfacing materials to prevent compacti...

Page 11: ...Trhbrt 11 COMPLETE PRODUCT VIEW...

Page 12: ...Trhbrt 12 PARTS LIST...

Page 13: ...ation page NOTES 1 Do not include bolt head when measuring length of bolt 2 Include full length of deck screw when measuring Trhbrt 13 HARDWARE PARTS LIST B4 x 18 pcs 5 16 8 mm B5 x 18 pcs 5 16 8 mm B...

Page 14: ...Align the holes and secure using B2 B5 2 B7 and B4 as shown below Repeat the same process for all four legs shown below NOTE For easier assembly do not tighten the bolts all the way initially to allo...

Page 15: ...EP 2 Attach Top Cross Bar B to A using B8 B6 G 2 B6 B7 B4 as shownbelow Attach the other end of B to D using B1 B6 G B5 B7 B4 as shown below Repeat the same process for all four top cross bar shown be...

Page 16: ...Legs D and attach Cross Rails F to the outer sides the swing frame Secure using B1 B6 G B5 B7and B4 as shown below REMINDER Once you have completed assembling the swing frame make sure to go over the...

Page 17: ...INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 4 Slide Flying Saucer Tubes R4 and R5 into the pockets of Flying Saucer R7 as shown below Connect the four tubes together and align the holes with the round holes facin...

Page 18: ...Trhbrt 18 ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS STEP 5 Connect Rope R1 to the flying saucer Insert R2A and secure using F2 and F1 as shown below Diagram 5 1...

Page 19: ...wn below Diagram 5 2 Congratulations You have now completed installing the equipment Please make sure to go back and check all hardware and ensure all bolts and nuts are securely tightened before usin...

Page 20: ...to normal wear abuse and neglect improper maintenance or unauthorized repairs or alterations 2 are used for commercial or other income producing purposes or 3 fail due to accidents and misuse 4 Damag...