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Sarah
We are moving to a new house and do not want to hire a company to take apart our trampoline. How can I take apart a rectangular trampoline with a net? It is an alley oop sports trampoline. It is fairly large for practicing flips. I do not have the instructions. All answers are greatly appreciated!
Answer
I found a lot of help online for your problem. You can download assembly directions for free! You just have to know WHICH trampoline model you own. Since you did not give that info I couldn't get specifics for you. Below are the results of my search. The downloads are free. Once you get the assembly directions just start at the end and work backwards. That way you'll have the disassembly instructions AND the assembly instructions which you'll need once you move. You may have to go directly to the site to connect to the downloads .... Here is that site: www.jumpsport.com/assembly.htm ..... copy and paste ....OR search for Alley Oop Trampoline assembly instructions....click on Jump Sport
Solutions to Common Issues:
How do I install my Safety Enclosure Net on a trampoline smaller than 14 feet in diameter (for models 280, 380, and 480), and smaller than 16 feet in diameter (for model 480XT)?
(PDF, 28 pages)
My trampoline has 6 sets of legs (12 vertical legs) but I only received 8 poles. How do I attach the 8 poles?
(PDF, 1 page)
On-line Instruction Manuals
Note: Manuals are in PDF format and may take a few minutes to download. PDF format allows you to view documents electronically on most computers. The freely available Adobe® Reader® is required to view and print PDF files. If you are not able to print a manual, please call JumpSport Customer Service at 408-213-2551 and let us know which manual you would like us to send to you.
Current â Fall 2009Summer 2009 â Spring 2006Spring 2006 & Earlier
Current Models back through Fall of 2009
JumpSport® Safety Enclosures
Models 120, 280, 380, 480, & 480XT User's Manual (net secures to outer edge of pad OR around trampoline rails)
Models 680XT & 780XT User's Manual
680XT & 780XT Alternate Net Routing
10'x17' Safety Enclosure User's Manual
JumpSport Trampolines
SoftBounce⢠Trampoline User's Manual
12' StagedBounce⢠Trampoline User's Manual
14' StagedBounce Trampoline User's Manual
PowerBounce⢠Kit Instructions for Round Trampolines
10'x17' StagedBounce Rectangular Trampoline User's Manual
JumpSport Elite⢠Trampolines
10' Elite StagedBounce Trampoline System User's Manual
12' Elite StagedBounce Trampoline System User's Manual
14' Elite StagedBounce Trampoline System User's Manual
PowerBounce Kit Instructions for Round Trampolines
AlleyOop Sports® Trampolines
12' VariableBounce⢠Trampoline User's Manual (with rail-mount frame pads)
14' VariableBounce Trampoline User's Manual (with rail-mount frame pads)
DoubleBounce⢠Trampoline User's Manual (with rail-mount frame pads)
PowerBounce Kit Instructions for Round Trampolines
10'x17' VariableBounce Rectangular Trampoline User's Manual (includes PowerBounce instructions)
JumpSport Fitness Trampolineâ¢
Fitness Trampoline User's Manual (all Models, includes Exercise Handle Bar instructions)
Folding Fitness Trampoline User's Manual (includes Exercise Handle Bar instructions)
PlyoFit⢠Adapter
Exercise Handle Bar
Fitness Trampoline Spring Cover User's Manual (all Models)
JumpSport Spring Rebounder Trampoline
Model 530 Half-fold User's Manual
Model 830 User's Manual
JumpSport iBounce⢠Kids Trampoline
iBounce Kids Trampoline
iBounce Tablet Holder
Accessories
Anchor Kit
Basketball Landing Pad
Basketball Set, AirJamâ¢
Basketball Set, ProFlexâ¢
Mist System
SureStep⢠2 Step Ladder
SureStep 3 Step Ladder
Tents, BigTop⢠& OutBackâ¢
Trampoline Safety Skirt
Weather Cover, Round Trampolines
Elite Basketball Set Adapter Kit
Elite Game & Party Pak Adapter Kit
Trampoline Parts
JumpSport (blue) Frame Pad Installation Instructions (rail-mount frame pads for 4-leg and 6-leg trampolines)
AlleyOop (green) VariableBounce/DoubleBounce Frame Pad Installation Instructions (rail-mount frame pads)
AlleyOop Universal Deluxe Frame Pad Installation Instructions (fits pre-2006 AlleyOop Trampolines)
I found a lot of help online for your problem. You can download assembly directions for free! You just have to know WHICH trampoline model you own. Since you did not give that info I couldn't get specifics for you. Below are the results of my search. The downloads are free. Once you get the assembly directions just start at the end and work backwards. That way you'll have the disassembly instructions AND the assembly instructions which you'll need once you move. You may have to go directly to the site to connect to the downloads .... Here is that site: www.jumpsport.com/assembly.htm ..... copy and paste ....OR search for Alley Oop Trampoline assembly instructions....click on Jump Sport
Solutions to Common Issues:
How do I install my Safety Enclosure Net on a trampoline smaller than 14 feet in diameter (for models 280, 380, and 480), and smaller than 16 feet in diameter (for model 480XT)?
(PDF, 28 pages)
My trampoline has 6 sets of legs (12 vertical legs) but I only received 8 poles. How do I attach the 8 poles?
(PDF, 1 page)
On-line Instruction Manuals
Note: Manuals are in PDF format and may take a few minutes to download. PDF format allows you to view documents electronically on most computers. The freely available Adobe® Reader® is required to view and print PDF files. If you are not able to print a manual, please call JumpSport Customer Service at 408-213-2551 and let us know which manual you would like us to send to you.
Current â Fall 2009Summer 2009 â Spring 2006Spring 2006 & Earlier
Current Models back through Fall of 2009
JumpSport® Safety Enclosures
Models 120, 280, 380, 480, & 480XT User's Manual (net secures to outer edge of pad OR around trampoline rails)
Models 680XT & 780XT User's Manual
680XT & 780XT Alternate Net Routing
10'x17' Safety Enclosure User's Manual
JumpSport Trampolines
SoftBounce⢠Trampoline User's Manual
12' StagedBounce⢠Trampoline User's Manual
14' StagedBounce Trampoline User's Manual
PowerBounce⢠Kit Instructions for Round Trampolines
10'x17' StagedBounce Rectangular Trampoline User's Manual
JumpSport Elite⢠Trampolines
10' Elite StagedBounce Trampoline System User's Manual
12' Elite StagedBounce Trampoline System User's Manual
14' Elite StagedBounce Trampoline System User's Manual
PowerBounce Kit Instructions for Round Trampolines
AlleyOop Sports® Trampolines
12' VariableBounce⢠Trampoline User's Manual (with rail-mount frame pads)
14' VariableBounce Trampoline User's Manual (with rail-mount frame pads)
DoubleBounce⢠Trampoline User's Manual (with rail-mount frame pads)
PowerBounce Kit Instructions for Round Trampolines
10'x17' VariableBounce Rectangular Trampoline User's Manual (includes PowerBounce instructions)
JumpSport Fitness Trampolineâ¢
Fitness Trampoline User's Manual (all Models, includes Exercise Handle Bar instructions)
Folding Fitness Trampoline User's Manual (includes Exercise Handle Bar instructions)
PlyoFit⢠Adapter
Exercise Handle Bar
Fitness Trampoline Spring Cover User's Manual (all Models)
JumpSport Spring Rebounder Trampoline
Model 530 Half-fold User's Manual
Model 830 User's Manual
JumpSport iBounce⢠Kids Trampoline
iBounce Kids Trampoline
iBounce Tablet Holder
Accessories
Anchor Kit
Basketball Landing Pad
Basketball Set, AirJamâ¢
Basketball Set, ProFlexâ¢
Mist System
SureStep⢠2 Step Ladder
SureStep 3 Step Ladder
Tents, BigTop⢠& OutBackâ¢
Trampoline Safety Skirt
Weather Cover, Round Trampolines
Elite Basketball Set Adapter Kit
Elite Game & Party Pak Adapter Kit
Trampoline Parts
JumpSport (blue) Frame Pad Installation Instructions (rail-mount frame pads for 4-leg and 6-leg trampolines)
AlleyOop (green) VariableBounce/DoubleBounce Frame Pad Installation Instructions (rail-mount frame pads)
AlleyOop Universal Deluxe Frame Pad Installation Instructions (fits pre-2006 AlleyOop Trampolines)
Ways to entertain a nine and six year old (both girls) and make them listen?
No one
I babysit two little girls during summer and I'm already running out of things to do! They always want to go to this brook that is about a mile away but whenever we can't they get really mad, so I need things to distract/entertain them.
Also, the nine year old always tries to argue with me about everything and she just doesn't stop! Any advice? Thanks
Also, I don't have my license and we aren't walking distance from like anywhere.
Answer
- Build a tent in the living room out of kitchen chairs, couch cushions, and anything you can find/use. Cover with sheets and blankets and let the kids pretend their camping, playing house, do puzzles in there... whatever they can think of. The more props the better, like flashlights, stuffed animals that live in the forest, a pretend fire...
- Dress-up/Makeover. Put on a fashion show with music and blow bubbles at the models. Search your house and ask their parents for old clothes or halloween stuff that you can use. Put on face paint or maybe the 9 year old might like to try wearing real make-up just for fun. They can put make-up on you and give you a make-over.
- Art. Grab some old magazines, glue, and scissors and make collages. Food art is good. Glue cereal, pasta, or beans to construction paper. Kids go nutty for stickers and paint. Paper airplanes are also effective time wasters and other origami art.
- Skill Testing Games. Obstacle courses, ring toss, bean bag toss, tiddly-winks, bowling... Look around the house or the garage because there's always some ball you can bounce into some bucket. Create a scoring system and keep track of points if you're feeling competitive, or maybe just keep track of personal bests. Games can be made harder if it gets too easy, or made easier for the 6 year old who can't keep up.
As for the 9 year old arguing with you, ask her to repeat to you what you just said to her. For example, let's say you instruct the children to clean up the toys before lunch and the 9 year old protests. You would respond in an even tone with, "What did I just ask you to do?" If she doesn't answer you or doesn't remember, you give her the instructions again. If she protests again you say, "Stop. Use your listening ears. What did I ask you to do?" and you go around in this circle until she complies.
Another tactic I use in conjunction with the first tactic is the When/Then technique. When you do as you are told (clean up, wash up ect), then you can have lunch / watch tv / go to the brook ect
- Build a tent in the living room out of kitchen chairs, couch cushions, and anything you can find/use. Cover with sheets and blankets and let the kids pretend their camping, playing house, do puzzles in there... whatever they can think of. The more props the better, like flashlights, stuffed animals that live in the forest, a pretend fire...
- Dress-up/Makeover. Put on a fashion show with music and blow bubbles at the models. Search your house and ask their parents for old clothes or halloween stuff that you can use. Put on face paint or maybe the 9 year old might like to try wearing real make-up just for fun. They can put make-up on you and give you a make-over.
- Art. Grab some old magazines, glue, and scissors and make collages. Food art is good. Glue cereal, pasta, or beans to construction paper. Kids go nutty for stickers and paint. Paper airplanes are also effective time wasters and other origami art.
- Skill Testing Games. Obstacle courses, ring toss, bean bag toss, tiddly-winks, bowling... Look around the house or the garage because there's always some ball you can bounce into some bucket. Create a scoring system and keep track of points if you're feeling competitive, or maybe just keep track of personal bests. Games can be made harder if it gets too easy, or made easier for the 6 year old who can't keep up.
As for the 9 year old arguing with you, ask her to repeat to you what you just said to her. For example, let's say you instruct the children to clean up the toys before lunch and the 9 year old protests. You would respond in an even tone with, "What did I just ask you to do?" If she doesn't answer you or doesn't remember, you give her the instructions again. If she protests again you say, "Stop. Use your listening ears. What did I ask you to do?" and you go around in this circle until she complies.
Another tactic I use in conjunction with the first tactic is the When/Then technique. When you do as you are told (clean up, wash up ect), then you can have lunch / watch tv / go to the brook ect
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