I hope you ordered the RIGHT trampoline ---- like this one.




http://www.springfreetrampoline.com/safety-benefits

Nope, working with the Sieg budget here......... I can bank the price difference to cover the medical insurance deductible if needed...........:knokwood:

http://pureglobalbrands.com/wp-conte...ed-450x385.jpg

http://pureglobalbrands.com/pure-pro...or-trampoline/

IF for some reason this becomes a very popular activity (who knows with a 12 year old) I'd consider stepping up to a rectangular from http://www.trampmaster.com/

Based on my research this Pure Fun "should" last 5-7 years........there's A LOT of Chinese junk tramps cluttering the market. Pure Fun is the brand most of the big box specialty retailers rely on and it was $461 delivered through my Amazon Prime account.......and it will be here next Wednesday for her B-day......supposedly.

You may need to reinforce the fence if she decides to go "off the top rope"

Another thing we have learned, make sure the hot ashes from the bonfire aren't landing on the trampoline. We may have gotten a little outta hand with the fire but that thing was a good 50-60' away. Lesson learned and no FD call that time.

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Holly trampolines!! What do you think Greg he has Weld kind of money :poke: :G-Dub:



J/K :hello:

I guess I was just thinking about safety rather than money.... just call me stupid. :wacko:

Stupid!

Thanks! I'll be sure to run the air horn on the rig under your bedroom window tomorrow morning when I roll thru town!

Oh yeah -- I'll be on my way to Sonoma Raceway to play with Charley and a couple other buddies.... Remind me again what you'll be doing? :action-smiley-027: :headspin:

What's the max weight that this thing can handle??

Whatever you do just make sure and fasten it down GOOD. I mean REAL GOOD! Here is why. We had a local guy that ran a car dealership in the area. He always went home for lunch. One day he didn't return at the normal time. A few hours later someone went to the house to check on him. It was a windy day with gusts off and on. When the person arrived they found the front door open and proceeded in. They found him on the kitchen floor. I will not go into the details however, once everything was investigated they determined the following:
He got out of his vehicle about the same time, a gust of wind lifted the trampoline and the concrete blocks holding it down, over the top of the house. As it came down, one of the concrete blocks fataly hit him in the forehead. He attempted to crawl inside to call for help but never made it. I don't ever want to be one to rain on a post however, just make sure and FASTEN IT DOWN REAL GOOD! I hope your family enjoys the trampoline and please keep it safe.

Weld that is a cool trampoline....