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superkaytee
24-05-2009, 11:40 AM
I bought my son a large trampoline with enclosure last year for his birthday but the wind during the winter has damaged it very badly and it needs bending back in a lot of places!! It cost me a a fortune and i dont have the money for another one. Can these be fixed easily and who could i ask?
This is the damage:::
propellor
24-05-2009, 02:32 PM
hi kaytee, could you post a couple of pics of the damage so I can see if its repairable or not.
its hard to say without actually seeing it
jim
I have some bits of a trampoline, found dumped. About a dozen curved hollow bars that slide into each other. I'll PM you email so you can send pics and I can work out if they might be of use.
Lindy k
25-05-2009, 08:31 AM
Hi, I live in dublin south, Clondalkin to be exact and have an 8ft trampoline I've just taken down, your welcome to it if you can collect. The surrounding sefety net is beyond repair but the rest is in good nick. I left the base intact because it's too much trouble to unhook all the springs.
superkaytee
25-05-2009, 03:41 PM
pics of the trampoline on its way!!!
Lindak -----If my trampoline is not managed to be salvaged i would be glad of the offer ...thanks very much.
Chris P
25-05-2009, 04:54 PM
Photos added.
propellor
25-05-2009, 07:01 PM
hi kaytee, judging by the pics i'd say the pipe work for the netting is buggered. Once its kinked you cant straighten it again, what you could do is cut out the kinked section and sleeve the two peices with a slightly smaller diameter peice of pipe, then either drill and bolt it or if you know someone with a welder get it re-welded.
hope it helps
jim
superkaytee
26-05-2009, 03:40 PM
ok ill have to ask around....also the large part that u jump on is bent too..can that be straightened again?
propellor
26-05-2009, 10:26 PM
ok ill have to ask around....also the large part that u jump on is bent too..can that be straightened again?
yeah just noticed that bit! it doesnt look too bad ie no kinks so if you take off the jumpy uppy downsy bit, and get somthing like a big bag of sand and gently force the frame back into shape using the sandbag to push on. Take your time though as its thin wall tubing and easy to deform,could probably use an extra pair of hands aswell. remember if you kink the main frame its a skip job as it will lose all its strength.
good luck!
jim
jmurphy09
01-06-2009, 08:23 PM
Most people would say dat the trampolinw is behond repair but I could make up new frame for you and it probably wouldnt take that much to do.
If you are interested just send me an email, to let me know of your location in the country.
John
Hi this is only my opinion but for the safety of your child, don't try to fix it.It looks very badly damaged to me. If I were you and again this is only my opinion, take the other Jumbletowner up on their offer to give you the one they are offering you. Regards Jane
superkaytee
11-06-2009, 09:41 PM
HI all,,,,,,,,guess what...i got my trampoline fixed today.....my little boy is so happy...!!!!!! Thanks everyone for your replies and also the offer of the trampoline .thanks very much!
rochie
11-06-2009, 11:16 PM
Hiya,
really glad you got it repaired, i know you can buy new frames from ebay.co.uk they are about 50 pound plus postage.
i am looking for a trampoline for my son if anyone has one.
have an ad in wanted section.
clair
blessed
06-05-2018, 06:39 PM
My kids' trampoline recently bought (5 months old) need repairs. The strong wind messed up the poles and some of them are broken. Can I get any advise on who can help me with the repair? Thanks a lot in advance for your advice.
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