Our climber was pre-owned and came in pieces. Help! We cannot figure out how to attach the slide &amp; steps!
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They just clip in. Would you like a photo of mine. It literally took 5 minutes to put together.
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Remove the screws on the side and pop the plastic side pieces off. The center metal piece should then slide up and off. Might be a little hex screw on metal part too...can't remember. Good luck!
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Mine came with screws. There were some complaints about screw quality. I had no issues and used the screws that were supplied. There are NO INSTRUCTIONS! However, if you have installed slides like these before, you will have no issues.
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There is a locking screw on the bottom of the foot (the flat, oval part) which will allow you to remove the foot from the leg. Then you can easily grab the leg of the base and pull it while rocking it back and forth. It will come right out, assuming whoever assembled it used no glue. If they did, hunt them down for a refund!
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I thought it was crazy that they were listed as a part (L) and then were not included in the directions! I did find a YouTube video on assembly of this product that specified where these parts go. That was the only way we figured it out. Just type the name of the product into YouTube and it should pull it right up! :)
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I believe it was only the top and bottom wood pieces that needed to be secured. Im pretty sure the small wooden step areas were assembled alredy. We are not the ones who opened the package nor installed any of it. Im sorry, we dont have direct answers. Another place to check i to is any local preschools. They have to update equipment every so often to be in accordance with the law. Therefor the equipment may be up for sale. Good luck
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Contact the seller Or email me at alseapony@yahoo.com and I will send you file of the one that came with mine. Spare parts may be a issue.
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Sorry, my grandson just put it down on the floor and used a hammer carefully. good luck.
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You have to provide your own screws. They should not stick past the climbing holds. What screws you use depends on the medium you are attaching them to.
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LOL it took me a while too but it is simple. Just slide the bottom a drop and then push it up. no screws or any safety stuff.
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To put the ladder together you need nuts and BOLTS, not screws. Hope your trailer isn't concave or beveled in the back. If it is this ladder won't work
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I am not sure about a replacement. You could surely take the original to a metal or fabrication shop and they should be able to make a different one that might work. The supplied ladders hook on both sides over the lower bunk rail securely and has 2 screws that secure at the bottom of each ladder. The only thing is that it is aluminum; which is cold at times and not so easy on tender feet. Other than that, it hasn't been an issue with several kids going up and down.
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We had the same problem. They came with no instructions. We figured how to assemble by looking in youtube.
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It is definitely poorly worded. The only crawl through is on the top of the slide. We used the slide dry, so technically they slid down and then bounced on the bottom of the climbing wall.
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We ended up having to pay a handyman to put this together, even with the instructions! I have the instruction files they sent me but I don't seem to be able to attach them here �
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I had the same problem so my son bought stuff at Lowes I think to continue and a tool to tighten. it will loosen and sag with time. we also had to replace the lead since my dog chewed it down to the wire. it rusted and he would tangle himself all up. the new lead is longer but coiled and so far he hasn't managed to chew through it. this is a good run and much cheaper than building you own but does need a little help.
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Looks like the base of the step is metal and the top of it is a rubber insert to minimize slippage (I've stepped on it wet and didn't slip). You should be able to replace or adapt it, as there is a bolt and nut combination that attaches it to the sliding extension bar (the part that actually slides into the tow bar port). Hope this helps!