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Mine came with NO instructions

How can I remove these anchors ?? Is there a tip because 2 years went by and the are stiff now in the ground.

I will definitely anchor the next one. Any problems with the enclosure getting damaged by the wind despite the trampoline being anchored?

Thank you for this, when I ordered mine, they didn’t send instructions!!

Man thought that was john kerry at first

Got a little lazy with this one. Where you been??? It’s been a year

This is a great video! The instructions which came with ours were really poor. Thanks!

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Thank you very much for the detailed explanation, this was very helpful

LOL! Kids always want to play on the thing while you’re trying to put it together.

Our trampoline blew over our fence into the neighbors yard twice! And it ruined it so this is a must!

I don't trust straps. I used the metal coil anchor and metal cable from Walmart dog aisle

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The kit I ordered from Jumpsport has eliminated the 2nd bracket. You just loop the strap around the bottom of the bar and then through the stake and back up to the main bracket. Still seems sturdy, though and makes it even a little easier to install. Thanks for the idea of using the crowbar, though. I used a tire iron and it made it effortless to get the stake into the ground.

Holding down your trampoline is an EXCELLENT idea! We have a 15 foot trampoline that rolled 300 feet in an 80 mph windstorm. It only stopped because it hit and snapped off a 3 inch thick tree branch hard enough to bend one of the 2 inch pipes MORE than 90 degrees!! Our neighbor later told us she saw it rolling away in the storm. Luckily that occurred before the house was built next door or it would have crashed into it. The safety netting apparently acts like a sail. After I replaced the entire safety netting, my solution was to use 3 $2 dog tie-downs - the kind that screw in the ground - and screwed them into the ground low enough to mow over. I bought 3 1 foot or so lengths of lightweight galvanized chain (like dog chains) and wrapped it around the leg where you attached your lag bolts/straps/2x3's. I then used a 3 inch or so carabiner to fasten the chain to itself and the dog tie. (In hindsight, you can use anything that holds the chain to itself, is strong, and also holds up to weather . Galvanized or stainless would be my choice. TSC sells a lot of them.) Problem solved now for 12 plus years! I also fastened the pipes together with self-tapping screws to prevent them from loosening up after years of jumping kids. On the upper portion with the nets, I put them on the outer side of the pipes so kids wouldn't get cut if they landed on them. That also helps the foam pipe covers last longer. One thing to watch out for. As the kids got older, they liked to bounce off the safety net. After a year or so of that, the net was toast. Hopefully you can head that off at the pass.

If you have a push mower, you can mow under it. I've been doing that for over 10 years. It's a bit of a pain, so I only mow it every other time. I simply mow from the outside into the middle. On the radius. Watch your hands on the springs - they can hurt. I suppose a weed-eater would also do the job, but I use the push mower because it's faster and it mulches the grass.

I appreciate the comments and for shooting the video, very helpful. Mine are supposed to arrive tomorrow. Little pricier than I wanted to spend but I'm not really anchoring it very securely right now so this will be a big help. We have no trees so the wind is really bad even without bad weather. I'm not going to like not being able to mow underneath though. :) Thanks again!

How much of an issue is it for you if you want to mow the grass underneath to disconnect it every time?