Do I need to remove the poles to slide this replacement net on?
1801746
Yes. Just the top system. The bottom part of the poles can stay attached to the trampoline.
1801747
No. Installation is very easy. It took 2 of us 15 minutes to get it completed.
1801748
The top horizontal part of the pole slides up and the net can be threaded through. Pretty simple and one person can do it alone.
1615524
You need a water spout that can be removed from the wall. The pole fits with the water spout. If you can remove old one you should be good to go.
413695
We bought the net and used it on an old post that still has the crank style mechanism. The poles are about 30 years old. We did not have any problems.
351330
The only other statistics are the number of springs (eg.92) and the diameter (15Ft). The number of springs is relevant if the enclosure fits like the original which went thru every spring. The one I have now has about 30 hooks to connect the net at the bottom so the number does not matter. If it's 8 poles they should all fit ok.
1996474
U don't need to have poles previously it comes with net and poles works great
863725
Not sure of the fit in earlier than 2011, but the attachment is done by drilling 4 small holes in the trunk frame, at the corners of the net. Plastic anchors are secured to the trunk frame holes. The net has loops that attach to the anchors. Very easy installation, less than 30 minutes start to finish.
1041172
No. What I got was the net and lashings to secure it at the bottom. Because the spring poles at the top had broken cords, I had do some work to fix it before I could complete the job. I wish it did include new poles.
1297156
I made a YouTube video here of the net (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM0OHq1ipM8) to give you an idea. The net can always be placed lower on the poles if needed, even if the poles are not adjustable.
300568
You could probably put the poles that are on either side of the net deeper into the ground so as to lower the net
2009600
It should. Look to see if your pole has 2 small holes located on the end. The net "head" has 2 spring loaded plastic pins that you depress to insert into your pole. Once you line up the pins to the 1/4" holes in your pole, release the pins. They should seat firmly and provide a positive and secure "catch" to your existing pole. The overall quality, construction and materials of this net head are very good. Exceeded my expectation for this price point.
998286
Without seeing your particular one I don't know but we replaced ours and it wasn't a problem. It gives you all of the pieces that go on the top (the arms and poles to adjust it). So we basicallyTook our old back board off and the frame at the top and had a tall pole with holes open at the top and that was it. All the rest came in the box.
1181328
You install the unit by unscrewing the ball and slipping it onto the same threaded bolt. I am unsure how the pole diameter itself would/could affect installation as the unit "sits on top of" the pole.
1224982
Yes, you will need poles set in concrete, or strong wall mount tensioning and attachment hardware. This net is not really a "backyard" type net, but more of a permanent net for parks, schools, etc. There are other net sets available with poles, ropes etc. For home or temporary use.
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Hey Marilyn- I am not sure if there is a replacement net. My suggestion is to look at the manufacture website. We love the net and have had no issues. &#128522;
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yes. just type in replacement poles for play tents, just have to know the tent size. I just had to order a set myself, but it comes with both poles
1224983
It does not come with the poles. We had to buy them separately. The net is excellent quality.
1996473
Hi Alan, you don't need your old poles - mine came with new poles that I just fastened to the old base frame. This has lasted really well so far, lots of heavy use and no damage. Cheers, Mark