If you plan on moving your trampoline frequently to mow, is it easy to take these out of the ground?
1850012
No. Not at all. Also the metal buckles will rust from the rain making it impossible to loosen the straps and move for mowing. If you don't turn those ground anchors well below the grass surface, you can easily damage your mower. I only put these on because my insurance company required them. Hope this was helpful.
1850013
No they aren't. Once they are in the ground, I suggest leaving them as they are. We mow around the trampoline and then use the weed eater to get under the trampoline and carefully around where the anchors are. Though inconvenient when it comes to mowing, I have to say these are the best anchors out there. They are VERY secure and go way into the ground. The "screws" are big so they go pretty deep.
1850014
It depends on how hard it is to get them in the ground. Here in Alabama, it's a lot of red clay but is pretty easy to get into the ground. The are more heavy duty so probably won't break like the dog leash screws did. You can leave them in the ground and remove the straps and simply mow around them, but I think they will be easy to move since you will be putting them in and out at least once a week, if in fact you mow that often.
1850015
It would be time-consuming to move the trampoline. I just mow around and under it. You can't get every blade of grass, but it looks fine.
232007
It's very easy to get on an off. There is a handle that you use to get it on and off. You just need to figure the exact motion you need to "unhook" it from the mower. After a couple of tries, it's easy. Like any bag, if it gets too full of grass you may have to help the grass along with you hand a few times.
259247
The grass catcher doesn't fall off, but it could be better. Thankfully, I just have a small area to mow, so it's "ok". It can be frustrating!
2173750
This not such an easy question to answer. I have tried to pull up new rootling's, they are not easy to get out of the ground, as you know, it might get them out if enough force where applied, but I did not force it that far, the bottom arm that takes the force when removing weeds etc. could break if to much pressure is put on it. To answer your question, the answer is 'maybe' .... if you are willing to try a lot of pressure on the handle, it might be ok, or it might break the plastic foot on the bottom of the pole with a lot of heavy use.
368389
I put it together myself and have never wanted to take the handle bar off. Maybe you want to take the handle bar off and put it in storage. Then attach the regular legs for someone that wants to use the trampoline without the bar. If that's what you mean, it would not be difficult. However, it would take some time and you probably wouldn't want to take the handle bar off and on often. It would be very inconvenient.
584834
very easy for me, they are very heavy, so when you don't use your muscles to hold them in, they will fall out with a little jumping or walking
2215282
Disassemble the tramp. They are very easy to install though. The ones that have a slit will come off with high winds or other weather.
1207697
Yes it's easy to move. I use mine in the laundry room and it took me a few times to get it to the right height to hang laundry
1762996
Since this is a great product for kids, I would take the time to remove the pads and the trampoline netting then reassemble in the spring.
1012330
Super easy. I move mine all the time. The feet are stainless steel disks so they slide on carpet.
1952061
It took me about 45 minutes and I did not rush. I have put together a couple of trampolines in the past. It is not a difficult job.
1140632
Yes very easy just slides out. There a little dip preventing from sliding out by itself, however when you want to slide out you just push from the bottom and out it comes.
1899750
yes..very easy..i just take it outside and hose it off..its flexible and easy to carry.
709823
Yes easy to move. Will slide on carpet. The y are so beautiful. Order them!! I am pretty particular.
710660
I think that could cause a safety issue. My first recommendation would be to find an area that is flat. I have a backyard that is sloped in some areas by not others. I put the tramp in the only flat area I had. My second recommendation would be to put some flagstone or paver shims underneath the legs, and make sure they are stable and the trampoline won't slide off.
881524
My husband moves it around each time he mows. I have moved it as well. It's a little cumbersome for me. I just try and pick up a side and scoot it.
1651165
No, they are not quick release. You can unhook them fairly easy but no, not what I would call a quick release.