Trampolines
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16' TRAMPOLINE WITH NET ENCLOSURE WHOLESALE LIST CD
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NEW 2008 TRAMPOLINE & ENCLOSURE NET WHOLESALE CD LIST
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NEW 2008 TRAMPOLINE & ENCLOSURE NET WHOLESALE CD LIST
Current Bid: $94.95
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NEW 2008 TRAMPOLINE & ENCLOSURE NET WHOLESALE CD LIST
Current Bid: $94.95
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Tie your Trampoline Down Sport
In the past year or two Trampolines have become very popular, and in most gardens of people who have children there is a trampoline with safety net to protect the children going head over heels and breaking a bone by bouncing over the edge.
Sounds really good but when the people put up their trampolines they have failed to follow one of the most important instructions in the manual and haven't secured or tethered them to the ground.
This caused a major problem a few days ago when in Scotland we were subjected to eighty miles an hour winds.
Trampolines were flying every where causing a lot of structural damage to property, garden fences, house roof tiles, broken windows and parked cars.
Teaching us all that we need to secure trampolines properly.
I personally don't have a trampoline but after the high winds there it was in all its glory mangled and torn in my back garden, a little gift from god? Nah! my gain was my neighbours loss they live 3 houses away from us.
They have the pieces back now and two unhappy children.
Ground Anchor
How to secure a trampoline
If you buy a trampoline, you should also invest in a bag of cement or concrete and some and some metal ground anchors, dig a couple of holes about 1 and a half feet deep, mix your cement or concrete and fill the holes put in your ground anchors whilst the concrete or cement is still wet,
secure your trampoline to the ground anchors using chains or rope.
not only will this protect your trampoline on a windy day, but it will be a deterrent for thieves.
The Trampoline has Landed
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LOT OF 3 GALVANIZED STEEL GROUND ANCHORS
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ARROW GROUND ANCHOR KIT AK4 For Storage Sheds Building
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Brand New Beach Umbrella Sand Ground Anchor Heavy Duty
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Flying Trampoline Poem
I found the idea hilarious of course and I decided to try my hand at some poetry dedicated to the trampolines.
Flying Trampoline
Is it a bird?
Is it a plane?
No it's a trampoline!
Caught in the wind
Flying in the sky
It's a flying trampoline
And if it hits you, you will die
Bouncing off the roof tops
And up into the air
Making a break for freedom
Heading for its lair
Little children every where
Look up to the skies and scream
They are heading south for the winter
That flock of trampolines.
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Comments
what RFox said, grand poem.
I grew up with one and broke my finger on it. I know another person who was paralyzed for life by breaking his neck on one, and he was an instructor for trampoline at a gym.
I have trampolines in the same category as motorcycles and private planes. Dangerous.
Definate great tips for any parent with a child who has or wants a trampoline!
My little cousin fractured his ankle twice on a trampoline. He's a tough kid though. Went camping in a semi-cast/boot thing, and was hiking up a hill. Bad medical choice, but tough kid.
OMG! - UFO Trampolines flying south from Scotland. The US will rush right over and shoot them down no doubt. LOL
lol, no. we'll just unilaterally invade and occupy the trampolines homeland and steal their resources.
My car and three others were hit by a flying trampoline last week. My car alone needs over £2000 of work, including a new roof, passenger door, window screen and total re-spray. I have to pay an excess of £200 and face increased insurance premiums from now on.....and what about the owner of the trampoline.....they walk away with out having to put their hands in their pocket. The crazy thing is this could happen all over again and there is nothing people can do about it. These trampolines are in effect giant frisbee in high winds and can cause extensive damage.
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RFox says:
6 months ago
Hahahaha....great poem! Good points about securing it to the ground. I had never thought about that before. But then I was never lucky enough to own a trampoline.