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NI Climbing Frames Tractor and Trailer Assembly Instructions Manual

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Assembly instructions for Commercial Tractor
and Trailer Climbing Frame:
This tractor climbing is designed for a flat garden, this can also fit for a slope,
but may require extra adjustment, please seek this from your onsite joiners.
pg. 1

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  • Page 1 Assembly instructions for Commercial Tractor and Trailer Climbing Frame: This tractor climbing is designed for a flat garden, this can also fit for a slope, but may require extra adjustment, please seek this from your onsite joiners. pg. 1...

  • Page 2: Materials Provided

    Materials provided: Please tick off accordingly: 4 x 9ft with straight top (90* x 90* posts) for main uprights 2 x 1250mm (90*90 posts) for bonnet uprights 6x 1280mm (90*90 posts) for horizontal supports 2x 1640mm posts (for the top) 3x 1460 (90*90 posts) 2 for the roof and 1 for the front horizontal bonnet support 1 x set of reinforced steps + grab handles...
  • Page 3 Step1: Ground Preparation  Lay out the base, slide and the modules in the position that you intend the climbing frames to be placed.   Allow for 2.0m clearances beyond the end of the slide and 1.5m clearances for the steps and rockwall module.
  • Page 4  If the climbing frame is on a level surface then dig 4 holes of diameter 12” and depth 10”. If the surface is uneven; in this case you would have to compensate for the slope by making some holes deeper than others. Step2 : Base Preparation ...
  • Page 5  Now place one of the 1280mm 90*90 post between the 2 larger posts  Insert two 200mm Index screws into each pre drilled hole ensuring they are screwed in tight (2x screws go in the 1 hole)  Repeat the above steps for the 2 H-frame pg.
  • Page 6 Step 3: Base assembly (requires heavy lifting, please use at least 2 people)  Lift both ‘H’-frames into the holes that have been dug out of the ground  Hold the H- Frames upright and support these using the 1280mm 3”x1 1/2” timber. Step 4: Fixing your base ...
  • Page 7 Step 6: Side-rails assembly  There are 3 open (2 offset, for your rockwall and steps) and 1 closed rail. The open ones are for the steps, rockwall and slide and the closed ones are for the front. They should fit tightly into place between the upright posts and on the base.
  • Page 8  Using the 120mm screws, screw through the upright post so as to tighten the top railing to the post  Repeat for all the side-rails  KEEP THE OFFSET OPENINGS TOWARDS THE FRONT OF THE TOWER. This will allow your back tyres to fit.
  • Page 9 Step 8: Adding Tractor Hood Structure  Firstly if you set down your 1280mm posts out the front of the tractor this will give you the position of the two holes you need to dig for the 1250mm uprights to form the front of the bonnet.
  • Page 10  Add 3x 1280 x 2” x 1.5” with decking screws onto the inside of 90*90 horizontal posts to hold the base.  Keep the top of your 2”x 1.5” down 35mm from the top of your 90*90 horizontal posts ...
  • Page 11 Please note the slide will need to be to the edge of your railings. You may need to add baton’s on their side to ensure that the slide is tight to the railings. There are L- Brackets on the underside of the slide. Please mark the hole and drill a 12mm holes.
  • Page 12 Attaching Steps and Rockwall  The steps might have to be cut or dug into place (depending on the slope of your surface) and then secured using decking screws.  Grab handles are then placed on the top of the steps pg.
  • Page 13  The rock wall is also to be cut or dug into place (typically the rock wall and steps are slightly longer than you require allowing for slopes etc) Again this is secured by putting 2x 60mm screws into the top of each board. ...
  • Page 14  On the back tyres, there needs to be a second covering disc on the inside  On the front of the tyre make sure this is no wider than 150mm past the hood of the tractor For commercial use please ensure that a gap of: nothing smaller than 25mm and nothing between than 89mm- 230mm exists to create any entrapments.
  • Page 15 pg. 15...
  • Page 16 Step 13: Concreting structure  Using postcrete and following the manufacturers instruction concrete all 6 posts into the ground  Once dry you can continue. pg. 16...
  • Page 17 Forming the trailer (if upgraded) Step 1: To form the trailer, follow steps 1-7 above, as the frame of the tractor is done in the same way. Ensure to leave a space of at least 1.5m between the back of the rear tractor tyres, and where the bottom of your steps will finish.
  • Page 18  To form the main side panels, you can start by screwing the four 2260mm sheets together. To secure these you will need to fit 5no 3”x1 ½” boards at 1200mm equally spaced in between the two panels. Ensure you pre-drill and counter sink the screws as to avoid damaging the paint work.
  • Page 19 Step 3: Finishing the trailer For fitting the steps and slide etc follow steps 10-13 above. The final stage is to put on the accessories, give everything good sand down to avoid the children getting splinters from any cut or rough edges, and also check for any screws sticking out that may need taken back in slightly.