(see Height Guideline)
(78 inches height)
4.
ATTACHING YOUR ZIPLINE
The installation should only be performed by an adult and in accordance with these instructions. Your sling and course cable
come with protective tubing for the bark of your tree.
Step A:
Loop Sling cable around the Start Point Tree.
Note: If Start Point
tree’s diameter is too big, you can reverse the setup so the sling cable is at the finish point. For a
longer sling cable, contact b4 Adventure at 1-844-834-4334 or visit www.slackersline.com/accessories.
• Install Tip Option: Determine your Start Point and Finish Point heights, use three of the six small nails (spaced 2 inches
apart) for each tree to keep the cable from slipping down the tree during installation. Note: Do not put the nails into
or through the cable.
• Fully extend the turnbuckle and attach one turnbuckle end to the sling cable ends with the nut and bolt-See Install
Overview Diagram.
Take the looped eye end of the main cable and attach it to the other end of the turnbuckle (with the nut and bolt).
Start Point
INSTALL OVERVIEW DIAGRAM
Finish Point
• Unwind the course cable along the zipline course removing
any twists.
• Thread the cable through the trolley, below the two trolley
bearings and above the grips shaft.
• Wrap the un-looped end around your Finish Point tree (letting
the cable rest on the three small nails).
Step B:
U-Clamp installation - Have your helping friends use their brooms to lift and support the trolley and cable while you
perform the installation. This will help you pull out the slack and attach your U-Clamps.
When you wrap your zipline around the finishing point tree, you want to form a
“tear drop” shaped wrap around the
tree-See illustration below. Do not tighten up tight against the tree!
• With two helpers supporting
the trolley and cable, pull the
wrapped cable as tight as you
can with your hands. While
holding tight with one hand
attach the first u-clamp and
tighten slightly, 2’ from tree
• Repeat the above until you
removed as much slack by
hand as possible. Then tighten
first U-clamp to 30 foot pounds
of torque, or as snuggly as you
can with hand tools. Do not
overtighten!
• Tidy up your excess cable by
simply coiling it up and
securing and covering the coil
with duct tape.
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WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD
This product contains small parts. Do not
allow children under 3 years of age near the
parts or assembly area
CORRECT CABLE WRAP Tear-Drop Shaped
INCORRECT-Too Tight!
Closest U-Clamp
Cable Damage
may occur!
Tree
Pole
Tree
Pole
U-Clamp Distance 1 1/2 times the Diameter
For example: the tree is 14 inches in diameter, your closest
U-clamp after final tightening, should be 21 inches from the tree.
Cut-end
of cable MUST
be on top of
U-shape
course cable
thread
U-Clamp
Course-end
Washer
of cable
on bottom
Thread Cover Cap
Third installed
First installed Second installed
U-clamp
U-clamp
U-clamp
3-Inches between U-Bolts
Place thread cover caps on each exposed thread
