How do you set the stable up?
1178142
It's a little box that unfolds and is held together with Velcro. It's super cute! I love it and so does my daughter
1178143
Stable stands up by itself. The figurines need to be flattened on the bottom in order to remain standing.
1178144
The stable has velcro - you just pull it apart and the back is the back wall... easy.
1178145
If you are wondering about the little "log" it holds the stable roof, so it doesn't sink together. (I hope). It is really cute. Hope this helps.
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1982535
make sure the spring is set on the saddles then run the ball end of the string under the bar and hook it to the peg run the other end over the bar and to the perspective tunning key
419993
Before using make sure your base is level and stable or it's going to be all over the place. When you setting up(instructions) you choose two reasonable brite stars that you have to know(I cheat I use a skyscout). Once entered the display on the controller has 2 line of info (alt. and azi.) with numbers when you manually move up or down left or right the numbers count down when both numbers reach zero if properly setup you will be on target. Hope that helps.
2105144
Set up the base of the stand so that the legs are all even.Then line up the holes of the stand (The part you're going to be putting the music on) with the hole at the top of the base.Put the screw through one side & then screw the black know onto the other end.Make sure you adjust the stand to where you want it before tightening the knob all the way.
455660
I no longer have the instructions that came with it. It took about one hour (two people) to set up. Sorry I could not be of more help.
1142423
The little sliding board that comes with each doll also works for the horses to klip klop...so you can just use those if you don't want to buy the stable
725846
You can download the manual here. http://www.neutralexistence.com/downloads/581/l10-manual.pdfAs I remember there are two (or maybe three) holes on the top of the frame that you fit screw heads into and hang the appliance. For a permanent installation there are also 2 other holes on the bottom of the frames that you use to stabilize the unit. It is made to be portable, so as long as the bolts are strong enough, you can hang it just from the top. There's a video on their site where someone hangs the unit on a fence and then uses it to wash a horse.
1923794
Really need to setup on even ground ( not adjustable except for elevation )
1127832
I have been wondering this exact same thing for a while now. Of course I already have the wheel, lol, so doesn't matter. Really need to start getting it set up since the game comes out in about a 10 days.
1650189
Set up is extremely easy as you manually screw the pegs in the holes. I added glue to the holes knowing I wouldn't need to disassemble it and for added strength. The rules of the "game" are not included and there are probably many variations on line.
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There's a tutorial on YouTube that explains it. I've not tried it, but heard it is easy once you watch the tutorial. Mine stays set up on a craft table.
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you need to attach the legs with simple kotter pins. Very simple and quick to assemble as I recall.
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An easy way to set up the chair is to place the ground support leg, that has the bar with the little knob at its end, against your chest. Then turn the bar with the little knob at its end toward the other bar with the holes in it so that it rests below the bar with the holes in it. Then line them up, and with just a little pulling force on the other leg (the one that has the bar with the holes in it), insert the bar with the knob into one of the holes. I use the last hole (it's the easiest). I think the other holes are there for when the chair starts to shrink once it's used a bit and starts to loosen up. An easy way to set up the chair is to place the ground support leg, that has the bar with the little knob at its end, against your chest. Then turn the bar with the little knob at its end toward the other bar with the holes in it so that it rests below the bar with the holes in it. Then line them up, and with just a little pulling force on the other leg (the one that has the bar with the holes in it), insert the bar with the knob into one of the holes. I use the last hole (it's the easiest). I think the other holes are there for when the chair starts to shrink once it's used a bit and... » Read More An easy way to set up the chair is to place the ground support leg, that has the bar with the little knob at its end, against your chest. Then turn the bar with the little knob at its end toward the other bar with the holes in it so that it rests below the bar with the holes in it. Then line them up, and with just a little pulling force on the other leg (the one that has the bar with the holes in it), insert the bar with the knob into one of the holes. I use the last hole (it's the easiest). I think the other holes are there for when the chair starts to shrink once it's used a bit and starts to loosen up. « Show Less
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I have mine set up like the one in the picture, and that makes it pretty stable. Plus they include form inserts to put on the post to keep it in one place . My grandson has one for across his doorway, and it seems to be doing the trick for them...hope this helps you
2216327
This is stable . Since it is not square you should set up where the long dimension is in the slope direction.
2204671
First adjust the bottom to its widest stance. Then slide the center pole so the load is at its closest to the ground. I do that because I'm short and I discovered it's very stable.
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Go online to their website and download everything you need to do the setup. You should have received a bracket for each unit, but that's something you can make. They are good units for the price