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Choosing a Setup Location

1.    Choose a clear area to set up the slackline. A healthy tree with a 38 in. (97 cm) circumference or 12 in. (30.5 cm) diameter is 
      recommended.
2.   If using a pole or post, be sure that it can withstand at least 2,500 lbs. (1,134 kg) on each end.
3.   Select a location that is easily supervised, such as the backyard within viewing distance of a window.
4.   It is not recommended to set up over swimming pools, ponds, streams, or rivers.

For best results, set up the slackline over soft grass that is clear of bushes, rocks, or anything else that may cause injury. 
It is also recommended to place cushioning materials under and around the slackline in case of falling.

Installing the Slackline

1.   To determine the height of the course, have the shortest user reach up above their head as high as possible.
2.  Measure the height from the ground to the fingertips, then add an additional 24 in. (62 cm). This should allow for 12 in. 
     (62 cm) of clearance from the ground when the line is in use.
3.  After selecting two trees, wrap the ratchet and its line around the one with a smaller diameter. Lead the ratchet through 
     the looped end of the line as seen below. Be sure to keep the line flat as you lead it through.
4.  Pull the ratchet until the line is securely in place, as seen below.
5.  Take the other line and, and using a stable step ladder, wrap it around the other tree. Tighten the line, while keeping it 
    flat and not twisted. Pull the loose end of the line through the looped end as seen below.
6.  Repeat this same process with the walking slackline suspending it 24 in. (62 cm) above the ground.

Obstacle Course Setup

1.  Note the location of each sewn-in delta clip pocket on the slackline. 
      This is where the obstacles can be attached. 

  Never attach the obstacles anywhere else on the slackline.

2.  Open the delta clip on each obstacle you wish to use by twisting the lock open.
3.  Attach each obstacle using the attached delta clips, keeping in mind how far the intended 
      user will be able to reach. Slip each delta clip into the sewn-in pocket, then lock the delta clips.

Delta Clip

Pocket

Summary of Contents for SFMB50FT2SLK

Page 1: ...ng the product and retain this guide for reference This product is intended for household use only This product is covered by a limited one year warranty Coverage is subject to limits and exclusions S...

Page 2: ...s of assembly Always check each part for damage before every use Do not use the slackline obstacle course if any part is damaged Contact the manufacturer for replacement parts Never attempt to replace...

Page 3: ...clearance from the ground when the line is in use 3 After selecting two trees wrap the ratchet and its line around the one with a smaller diameter Lead the ratchet through the looped end of the line...

Page 4: ...sening the Slackline Always loosen the line before attempting to reposition obstacles or take down the line 1 Pull the safety latch inside the ratchet handle and open the ratchet all the way until it...

Page 5: ...delta clips and all connections for any sign of looseness damage wear fraying or sharp edges and replace as needed 2 Lubricate all metallic parts use grease or lubricating oil to lubricate the delta c...

Page 6: ...ll hardware 2 Check all protective coverings on bolts pipes edges and corners If they are loose cracked or missing replace before use 3 Rake and check the depth of loose fill surfacing materials to pr...

Page 7: ...ooseness stability and wear Instruct children to not attach any items to the slackline that are not specifically designed for use with this product such as but not limited to jump ropes clothesline pe...

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