Okay, we have this net.. Metal pole in cement tire for the sides.. hung the net.. but what am I missing.. there is a 2foot gap in the bottom of net?
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Sounds like you need a ratchet or winch to tighten up the top cable. Take a look at some of the competitive volleyball setups and you will get a better idea. Your poles should be about 35' to 36' feet apart.
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The net is made to be connected with ratchet straps and hooks that keep tension on the net. The poles must have hooks to attach the straps to the net
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Must be attached to the tramplline or another fixed pole. It only ncludes the net and side pole
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I found the poles to be pretty sturdy but I think its the way you spike the anchor to the ropes that will keep the net up. Hope that helps
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You will need to already have a pole. The net fits in at the end of the pole. The connector is about 4" long.
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Dear Robert, We bought our net at the dealership and had no trouble attaching it to the hooks. Buy from them if it does not work take it back. We are very pleased with ours. Good Luck!
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I used PVC pipe in holes for my pool. Not sure what you are doing with the net but I got it to use in my pool.
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There are loops on the net connect to the hooks inside the trunk. The net is very well designed.
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We need more data. Where are you setting up the net? What kind of poles are you using?
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Sorry. When mine got here, I realized it was a lot smaller than I thought. I used a net that goes all the way down, because the upset of being in such a confined space can sometimes cause the fish to miscarry. They hate. I recommend not using it.
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It might not look good but I bet if the net is bigger then the frame, all you would need to do is connect the little bungee cords to a square in the net that is NOT on the edge but rather in a little bit towards the center. You would have some overlap of the netting but it would work the same. I think my pitch back came with the bungee cords, if not, you will need to buy some.
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The poles are pretty solid when anchored, I've had the net for over a year and have no complaints. It's not made to be run into but could take
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There is only one net,2 poles slide through both outer black material. Then you stand it up and put two braces on it and your done. Two people makes it go up so much easier.
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I just looked at mine and it has screws that you can loosen for the 4 clamps, 2 on each pole, and that will let you raise or lower the net and that's all the height adjustment it has. I would suggest if you need more height then go to a home improvement store and get some PVC pipe the same diameter as the poles and cut them to the height you need or even a metal pipe you could paint for rust resistance and cut them to the height you need. But if you have the net tight length wise it shouldn't be touching the water. Hope any of this helps you.
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Make sure you are lining up the yellow threads on the net with the yellow pillars around the ring. If that still doesnt work, you might want to leave it attached overnight so the net can stretch a bit.
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You can move the net up and down a few inches on the poles (adjusting the rope that holds the upper corner of the net). Also you can drill an extra hole in the lower portion of the pole to telescope one part into the other a little further (locking them with the spring loaded button into the drilled hole) to make the pole lower. You can't, however, make the poles higher than they already are.
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Not sure I understand your question but - One side of the net attaches to a pole that goes into the ground, the other side of the net attaches to the outside of the trampoline (the safety bars). You play on the ground, in the space between the tramp and the pole.
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There is a steel cable at the bottom of net. We use the loop on that cable to raichet the cable until it is taut. We do that on both sides.