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Position the hulls in
1
parallel with the inner
sides facing the
ground.
Lift the right hull. One person
straddles the hull to hold it in
place. The other person ap-
plies the silicone sealant (for
waterproofing) around the
bolt holes.
3
Apply silicone sealant around
the rear beam bolt holes.
Place the rear crossbar on the
right side. Insert the bolts, washers
and nuts as shown for the front
crossbar. Do the same thing for the
left side.
Once the frame has been mounted,
tighten all the bolts fully and then
install the lock nuts.
NB : it is advisable to check the fastening of the bolts after the first trip out onto the water, and
recheck these at regular intervals.
edge of the trampoline with the dolphin striker post. This will position the trampoline in the centre.
5
Pull the trampoline to the back of the boat and
insert the fibreflass rod into the rear flap of the
trampoline. Leave an equal amount protruding
from each side.
5
2
ker). Place it in its
support so that the
trampoline track
faces the rear of the
boat. Insert the two
bolts. Pass your
hand through the inspection port to position the nuts
and washers onto the bolts photo). Fasten loosely. Lift
the left hull, and follow the same steps as for the right
hull. Do not fully tighten the screws. ***Respect same
order for the washers as assembled at the delivery***
washers
nuts
4
Unfold the trampoline. Note that the
side tension lines are prethreaded. In-
sert the front sealed bolt rope edge
into the trampoline track of the front
corssbar. Continue feeding the tram-
poline into the trampoline track and
position it in the centre. Line up the
grommet in the centre of the front
Hull assembly
Take the front
crossbar (with
dolphin stri-
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