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Step 15:
Figure 24
Connect the two ladder poles (#F1) by bringing them to-
gether at the bottom. Then slide the two steps (#F2) onto
the assembled ladder frame. Make sure that the top of
the stairs is facing upwards and that the small holes on
both sides of the stairs are on the side where the ladder
bars have 3 holes each (Figure 24). Fix the steps at the
level of the bottom four holes and turn the ladder over.
Now insert 2 nuts on the left and right into the slots pro-
vided on the stairs and tighten them from the other side
with 4 medium-length screws in a clockwise direction.
Step 16:
Once the steps are in place, attach the two ladder
Figure 25
Figure 26
hooks (#F3) to the top ends of the ladder rods (#F1)
and screw them clockwise with an M6 * 10 screw
each (Fig.25).
Then use the ladder hooks to mount the ladder on
the basic structure of the trampoline at the point of
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entry and exit. To do this, simply lift the edge cover,
hook the ladder in the desired position and then pla-
ce the edge cover over it again so that the entrance
looks like in Fig. 26.
Step 17:
Now attach the sprinkler (#G) together with the hose to the
Figure 27
upper frame of the protective net (#D1). To do this, first let
the DIN-standardized water connection hang out of the tram-
poline at the desired point and tighten it loosely with one of
the cable ties provided (Fig. 27). Then attach the sprinkler
hose clockwise in a similar fashion. Use the free space on
the connecting pieces of the fiberglass rods to attach the
cable tie.
Important: The sprinkler hose is attached twice around the
trampoline. It is recommended that you tighten the cable tie
loosely before running the water and carefully tightening the
cable tie so that the water can circulate freely. A long garden
hose for water supply is not included in the set and must be
purchased separately.
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