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Anchor your trampoline using 2, 3 or 4 anchors by connecting anchor line to the D-rings
located around the outside or inside of your trampoline. We suggest you use sand bags, cinder
blocks or marine anchors weighing a minimum of 60 lbs., depending on wind, water currents
and bottom conditions.
Tip: Bundle and tie the anchor lines in the middle (under the tube) . This will keep them from
being hit by swimmers.
DO NOT SWIM OR PLAY UNDER THE TRAMPOLINE.
Tip: Tie off the trampoline to a stake or dock so to avoid a strong wind from blowing it away.
If you expect strong winds, pull the trampoline out of the water and secure or deflate on shore.
Allowing too much slack in anchor line will increase the chances of loosing your trampoline
Storing
1. Lay out a clean tarp on the ground next to the tube or deflate tube on top of the tarp.
2. Remove
all the air
from float tube using a vacuum. WIPE DRY to avoid mildew.
3. Wipe down with UV Tech or 303 protectant (do not use ARMORAL or any product that
contains silicone or Petroleum Distillates) before folding. Wrap folded tube inside tarp and
secure with rope. The rope around the tarp will give two or three people a hold to carry the
tube to the storage area.
4. Store product (tube, hardware and parts) in a cool,
dry place
(DO NOT store directly on
concrete). Place mothballs around stored inflatable to keep mice and insects away.
Note: Mice and rodents are attracted to the PVC vinyl and rubber materials and have been
known to nest and chew holes causing damage. Store in a pest free secure area You can
buy a large plastic storage container with a lid at your local hardware store that will provide
excellent storage. Some have wheels to assist with the moving process.
Due to the extreme variations of installations, anchor line and
anchor are not included with the trampolines or bouncers and must
be purchased separately
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Consult with local authorities regarding
any specific anchoring restrictions in your area.
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