Has anyone found a way to secure the tubes and look out tower part so that it does not just fall over?
575468
I have never had a problem with mine falling over. Sorry I can't help on this one. Maybe the set is defective or not put together correctly.
575469
i have a sette I have the main cage under but its next to the side so that the tubeing can sit up I bound the tubeing and the side of the sette so that it doesn't fall over
575470
For the wheel you can put a small block or somthing under it. My wheel has a block under it and it has never fell off. My look out is on the top of my cage so I do not have a problem with it.
575471
you just have to set it up right so its not to heavy on one side of it.it its to heavy one one side it will tip over a bit
575472
We braced ours with books. Not the greatest way but it will work for now until we can find a better way.
2007867
This is not designed to be attached to a tower. This is designed to be on the ground with guy wires. Hope this helps.
296666
I did not have that issue. You may need to use anchors or fasten it to a stud.
1886429
The brackets are round so this shouldn't be a major problem. You might contact the builder of your tower and see if they have inserts available.
1160617
The tubes are bolted down by the two spikes on the top. So no but rest assured this is an amazing Resp for the money.
1679614
You could probably tie it to tube on the bottom of the top tier. Although, it if it's a lot of balloons filled with helium, it could really make the stand really unstable, unless you had something really heavy on it to weigh it down.
106234
The tube is directly fixed either by weld or bolts and cannot easily be removed . The overall structure is centerd with the tube
979241
Yes, the "tower" is not real stable so it doesn't take much for it to fall over...that being said, my granddaughter loves this toy and has spent countless hours playing with it, mainly because of all the other smaller toys we have added ourselves. The wheel does not turn easily and the spigots can not be turned off completely so there is a constant stream of water running. Hope this helps.
587738
This tower is suspended from a wall-mounted rack. You can place the rack so that the bottom of the tower is flush with the ground, but it does not have the structural integrity to support itself and remain square without the wall mount.
2028916
It might work for you if you go to Lowes and get 4 pieces of Velcro and put it over the wheels and the base of your tower to keep the tower from sliding
1747211
The "legs" are positioned on the outside of the bottom piece within the groove located there. Once the top is in position, they will be secure. Be Patient!
1738586
That is one option. Or you could just wrap a heavy piece of rope around the rafters and tie it with a square knot and secure it that way.
146231
There was a instruction sheet .But as I understand from my neighbor it does not go up high and fall immediately.
698449
You probably could do that, but it would have to be secured on both ends - it won't stand up by itself in a straight line
661446
I put mine up on rail road ties. Served two purposes one made it taller and two rail road ties are heavy. I hammered re bar through them to make sure they didn't move. Another solution might be to get a few bags of quick Crete concrete from home depot and burry some metal anchors with it to attach the legs to. Hope this was helpful
1452373
I've clamped a few different bikes at the top tube without much problem. . .however, make sure you're at or at least near a "balance point" where you clamp the top tube. (Also make sure that the rotating head is engaged at an angle parallel to the top tube and all clamps are snug.) The "mast" needs to be oriented so it's angled over the "feet" so that you create a stable center of gravity. (I'd estimate in the ~ 10 degree range.)
1243275
There are wires in the tube that connect to the panel. They were held by rubber bands on my unit. If you don't see them on yours then they probably fell to the bottom or weren't included (defective). Mine came with a cracked plastic cover so I doubt that there is much quality assurance with this model.