I've connected pole A and B, but there's no screw on either pole to tighten the connection.Is there supposed to be a screw or a metal push to tighten?
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There should be a silver spring loaded button that you depress, stick into the other section and rotate till it pops out of the hole and holds the two pieces together.
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you need a socket wrench to secure the bottom pole on the base, what exactly are you having a problem with
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You disconnect both worm-drive clamps so they are open and wrap around the pole. May take two people to mount. I did it alone bit not without losing some religion!
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The pole is two pieces with a plastic connector that loosens and tightens to adjust the total length of the pole. I've had it now going into my second or third season and it has held up fine.
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Give it a little tug that should set it in place. Any way that works for me.
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Hi Katie! My husband had the same issue and tried several screwdrivers to screw them in as much as they would go, but he could only get them to screw about half way in. While not ideal, the top part felt very sturdy even with half of the screw in each pole. He covered those screws with the small, circular foam piece for that section and then put the netting over top of that, and it has held up very well to my kids crazy bouncing. I wish the screw holes were a bit bigger so that those screws actually could fit into them. We were afraid to try and drill bigger holes for fear then they would be too wide and the screws would not hold at all. If you do find a good solution, please share!! =)
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Not sure how you would fasten them together unless you can find a connector--the posts are hollow, so you could remove the plastic caps, insert a metal or wood rod in each post that fit snugly, then drop another post on top of it. I asked my handy husband, and he said that the company might even sell such a connector (you would need four).
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Pin is attached to a cord. Pull down on cord to raise( May have to assist it to start.) When raised above holes on pole, insert pin. Pole Base is not provided, mine just sits in the table hole.
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Just press both sides of the plastic cover to it. I have this pole and it works pertly to me!!
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Don't know where you can find the instructions. Just don't tighten the pole to tight or it will break.
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The pole snaps into the plastic end of the bracket. I ordered these from amazon and the plastic ends were broken. They reshipped them and the the ends where again broken. I ended up purchasing them at Home Depot.
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As telescopic pole, one piece fits inside the other. There is a twist lock, like a screw, that tightens the two together. You loosen that and the pole slides down.
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there are 2 holes at the tip of the opposite poles and all you need is to insert the net assembly. The net assembly that you have to separately but has a plastic inverted Y and this will go into the 2 holes of the pole. Quite simple .
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Like a recent answer I also put my pole in the ground and tied it to the existing fence metal pole which is very sturdy and it works fine.LIZ Zeigler
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Extend the top rod (tension part) so that it reaches the ceiling then add 1". Now twist the tension pole to tighten/lock in position. Compress the pole against the ceiling then "swing" bottom pole into position. You also may need to eliminate one of the extension poles (comes with 5 poles). I didn't need the short pole in my floor-to-ceiling installation.
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Your assemble the metal frame, then slip the net over the end poles, then put the middle fiberglass rod in the slot in the middle of the metal frame. Then you can use the tie straps at the ends to tighten up the net. Works like a charm.
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you have to remove the piece that's screwed on the top of the pole before you can place the box piece on it. You can basically discard it... Then just open the screw as much as possible until the top piece clicks into place and then tighten the screw to secure.