how do you attach the chutes to the sides?
1292295
this is rather difficult. kids might not be able to do this. with the pin down and facing the front of the truck with open part of chute towards truck slide them in the slot. a little practice it is a piece of cake. hope this helps.
1292296
You have to slide them in. This video shows them sliding them out and you do the opposite... In all honestly it's a bit of a pain so we just leave them attached http://youtu.be/iiwqX8q5HeE
1811022
It has been a bit and I don't have the instructions in front of me, but I am assuming A,E,F, & B, are the vertical boards. If I recall correctly, one end of these have predrilled holes for screws and need to be on the correct end when attaching. Hope this helps.
655810
You just tie them to a rail, but if you want to mount them or remove them quickly, I recommend buying the rail mounts as well. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000MJKKKO/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?qid=1374115827&sr;=8-7π=SL75
594072
There are exposed dowel holes. You could stack one of top or to the side of another using dowels. (If you don't stack them, there are dowel hole covers you use instead.)
1762491
Almost totally assembled. You have to snake the cables through the console and assemble the chute
1658921
Goooooood question!!!! No instructions on "how to attach". I used zip ties through one of the holes to attach to hanger. Not especially pleased with result.
1183814
I run a zig zag pattern to each end and have them strapped on each side...you can use Velcro straps too....
1032892
The handle attaches with two wing-nuts and the chute may have had one screw to affix it to the body. VERY simple and nothing technical about assembly at all. Mine has managed 10" of wet snow and everything in between. There hasn't been a larger snow depth to try it out on yet.
434112
If I remember correctly, you put the frame partially up. Then you put the canopy on top. Then raise the frame the rest of the way up, and then put the side walls on.
1841279
For my installation I took the end with S-hooks and attached them to eye-hooks spaced bolted 18" apart into a horizontal cross-member. On the ground I have another horizontal cross member with holes 18" apart, through which I snaked the terminal pieces then knotted the ends. You could also leave the bottom hanging loose or attach weights to the two dependent ends of the ropes. Alternatively you could drill large eye hooks into the cement or ground at the base and tie the loose ends to these.
1059285
You can use one side or no sides. They are attached seperatley with a bungy cord and the side poles are only used if you have the sides up. You woukd be surprised how much more space you have when the sides are used.
1671337
Strongly suggest you did what we did...get some short rebar rods and pound them in along-side the legs. Then tether them to the legs with cable ties. No chance of winds blowing it over now.
216712
I used carabiners and bungee cords. I bought some camo bungee cords here on amazon. The bungees work out well because the give some flexibility in the wind. I started by planning out the connection at the house side, where I have 3 of them attached to a set of upright posts. At the end away from the house I was able to use posts attached to the fence, and spanned the gap with the bungees. But you have to plan it out or they won't hang right.
550998
There are holes on the pipes and the silencers. Younjustnslode them in, align the holes and use the provided screws to hold in place.
307575
Insert wood dowels F into the pre drilled holes on both ends of the side panel E attach side panels B ans fixed panel E to bottom panel C insert wood screws G into the bottom panel C to connect it to the sidw panels B and the fixed panel E make sure tighten securely. Insert back panel D by sliding it through the grooves on the side panels B make sure to insert all the way down till it reaches the bottom panel C. Attach top panel A with wood screws Attach caps Hbto top panel A
979727
There are no designated spots to hook them. But you could probably hook them to the straps on the side. They are the short straps with the clip in the middle that go horizontally towards the top of the bag. I'm not sure what they are called.
1309952
I did use some of the attachments.... all worked fine. My only commentwould be instead having to attach the pieces to the side, it should becoming from the middle. Agronomically easier to use.