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Trampoline
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Commence lacing the rear of the trampoline.
The lacing line ties off on the lacing post at
the left rear of the rear beam. Pass the line
around the rod and back around the first la-
cing post. Lead the line around the second la-
cing post and pass it around the rod on the
first trampoline cut out. Now, come back
around the second lacing post and continue
towards the third. Continue all the way across the beam in the same fashion and tie off
loosely. Do not attempt to tighten the rear lacing too much at this stage.
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Tensioning the
sides : starting at
the right rear cor-
ner, take the line
that emerges
from the trampo-
line. Lead it
through the eye strap on the rear beam and then
through the grommet/eyelet. Tie it off with a bow-
line knot or similar.
Now lead the end of the line through the eyestrap on
the rear of the front beam and back through the loop.
Lead the end back through the eyestrap and apply as
much tension as possible. Maintaining the tension,
lead the line through the grommet and back to the
eyestrap. Next, lead the line through the grommet in
the front edge of the trampoline and tie off securely.
Repeat procedure for port side.
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Move to the front right
corner of the trampo-
line. Pull on the line
as firmly as possible
and tie a bowline knot
or loop in the line as
close to the trampo-
line edge as possible. This will enable a 2:1 pur-
chase to be used for tensioning. Tie off once ten-
sioned to secure.
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10
Retighten rear lacing from left to right. Tie the rear la-
cing off securely at the eyelet posts on the right hand
end of the rear beam.
NB : It is important that the trampoline lacing is
kept very tight. Check the trampoline tension on a
regular basis. Remember: all ropes streches!
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