How do you replace the tension bands?
2074594
The tension band is a bit tricky to remove. Slide the covering tube away from the connection with the frame.Pull on the band with one hand and apply slight tension on the metal hook while you rotate it out of the hole.The metal hook that is inside the frame has two bends that you must rotate through to remove the hook.By the way, be careful to mark the bands or only remove one at a time so as not to mix them up.
2074595
The tension band is a bit tricky to remove. Slide the covering tube away from the connection with the frame. Pull on the band with one hand and apply slight tension on the metal hook while you rotate it out of the hole. The metal hook that is inside the frame has two bends that you must rotate through to remove the hook. By the way, be careful to mark the bands or only remove one at a time so as not to mix them up.
2056969
You can adjust the tension of each joint with a hex key and a socket wrench. I've adjusted each individually to have more or less stiffness based on what will be the primary use and the most common motion I foresee.
2267296
I use a strap with a ratcheting device that tightens it up, it has hooks on each end. You can get them at about any hardware store.
1167656
Another possibility is to have a local seamstress make you a replacement. I had to do that with the cuffs on a jacket of mine.
1718394
Fasten one end and stretch it out while holding the other end with a pair of pliers after rolling out the length you need.
889514
There is a T handle screw on the top and you can adjust it to change the tension. I usually leave it at the same tension all the time because that is what I'm comfortable with, but some may want to adjust it. I love it - works well for me.
1053963
Lube the threads and work it a little. Mine was the same and it tightened right up. Works fine now.
1183803
when you look at the bottom of the bars on the RH side i believe(sorry, i'm at work and would not be able to check for sure), there are 2 screws that you need allen wrenches/keys to turn and you just need to loosen both up then extend it to the length you need then tighten it after. It's really easy to do.
2019611
I replaced both left and right sides, putting the new ones the same orientation as the old ones.When you apply tension, you should rotate it in the same direction that it is wound, the spring will get longer.I would suggest doing both sides at once.
1524352
First remove the pieces of the old wire. Unscrew the handle and clean all the parts. Loop one end of the wire around the metal "[" shaped device. Pull the other end into the groove in the round device on the end of the [ shaped device--- the end that had the handle screwed into it. Place the threaded part of the handle through the loop and rotate the handle until the wire is taut. Screw the handle down onto the metal "[" shaped device maintain the tension until the handle is firm in place. Buy some good wine and cheese...Enjoy.
1422911
My understanding is that the tension should be reduced for lighter users and increased for heavier users. I've never bothered to change mine from the 'factory' setting and it seems to work fine. Also, the tension adjustment must be applied to each band and there are quite a few. This means that it would be impractical (for example) to change the tension between two users sharing the trampoline.
2113746
I was able to decrease the tension by following the instructions provided by iBOLT in this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuDzjABXU_w(the link can also be found in iBOLT's Customer Support page) Hope that helps!
248484
The rubber bands are very easy to replace: just put them on the vertical support pieces (the ones with the pegs and the half-moon shaped cutout that rests on one of the dowels to keep the rack in the upright position). There's a pair of short (about 4" long) wooden pieces on the dowel that the vertical supports rest on - each serves as a "lock" to keep the vertical supports in place - rotate each one and fit it to the peg on the vertical support, then slide the rubber band over the two pieces. It'll still work fine without the rubber bands, but if you sometimes move the racks while they're set up, the rubber bands ensure that one or both of the supports don't come undone during this process (as someone who will occasionally load up my racks in the living room and then carry them out onto the back patio, I appreciate this feature as I have on occasion moved a rack with a missing rubber band and had that side collapse when I set the rack down - not a major inconvenience but nice to have the rubber bands to prevent it)
1089199
No problem! Release tension, slide the old belt off, replace belt and put the tension back on.
2198559
I've never seen replacement bands for this. Contacting Beachbody is probably your best bet. Good luck.BTW: my wife hates pull ups without it. Great investment for her :-)
217485
I don't know of anyway to adjust the tension but I have had something similar happen with another stapler it was because I had it loaded with too long of staple so you might want to check that.
147204
I think you can replace the bungee by removing the Bicycle end...or take the end w/ the bar and have the snap stitched back on at an awning or sailmaker shop.