I like to move my trampoline to keep grass and weeds maintained. How hard is it to remove these to move the trampoline?(every couple of months)
1140301
You'll need to use a large crowbar. The hooks are generally easy to pop out but you need the leverage the longer crowbar provides.
1140302
Frankly, I've not pulled up any of the anchors...had to know a couple back down a few inches after a wind storm though. Without these anchors, the trampoline would have became a parachute most likely!! The difficulty in removal can be roughly equated to the difficulty of installation. Ground hardness / rockiness will vary greatly from one yard to the next. I would just leave the trampoline in one spot. Once you've pulled those anchors, DON'T put them right back in the very same holes at a later date....won't hold nearly as well the second time around!
1140303
The area where we have our trampoline staked in is a little softer and its not that hard to remove the stakes. Not sure what your soil is like but I would say not a problem for the maintenance issues you are facing. FYI - We have had numerous 20-30 mph windy days and trampoline has not budged one bit. We bought 8 stakes, 2 for each base segment. The stakes have risen about 1/4 to 1/2 inch but I just stepped on them and back to normal. Hope this helps, maybe too much information.
570273
I actually just purchased the ladder produced by Ultega so it'll be best fitted for the trampoline. Its all metal with no plastic so it'll last. Stakes, in reviews, heard the best thing to do is go to your local hardware store to buy the metal because prices they want are insane. If the stakes aren't metal then I wouldn't recommend buying, weaken over times. Wish I could be more help.
482831
Shouldn't be a problem. I am pretty sure ours have come off on their own from time to time moving it to mow the grass.
2242673
It is tough enough for that. You would have to find a way to sew it together. Works well as weed suppression and has lasted over 2 years and we expect it to last several more. Excellent product in our opinion.
2222273
You should buy them together and put up the enclosure when you do the rest of the trampoline. The poles of the enclosure sort of straighten the legs of the trampoline and give it a firmer base. I did the base first and the enclosure a couple weeks later and noticed a huge difference.
1085597
no problem. best weeding tool I've ever owned. extremely sturdy, like a shovel which has been ground down into shape, only even more stout. once you get the 'hang' of using it (and it is always best to wet the ground a few hours before weeding), there isn't any weed which will survive...
1622290
I live in a very windy area of Texas, so I put 2 stakes in each section on each end. My trampoline hasn't budged a bit even after a couple of 45 mph sustained windy days. I like to be safer than sorry, so if it was me I would go with the 2 sets of four stakes.
898231
I have not had it that long, but so far, neither of these issues. My husband is close to the weight limit on it & no problems whatsoever. I assume you are talking stability of the trampoline, & it is very stable. I chose this over one with bands since his weight is higher and thought the bands may not last.
1249786
I have it in the grass area in the yard. I used some long spikes to hold it down. The grass has grown around it now so its secure.
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.
2238354
No, the stakes go into the ground, they wouldn't be useful. I would recommend bags of sand or some type of weight to hold the trampoline down from the wind, if thats a factor.
493250
I have folded up our trampoline once and will never do it again. It's scary! The use our kids get out of it is with the space it takes up though.
1411631
I created my garden and had to take off the top layer of grass. The cultivator could handle it, I had really tough grass, so it took three times over to clear out the grass but overall it saved my back and a lot of tome if I had to dig it myself. I placed the setting on the lowest possible, that also helped I think. Best of luck,
2093888
I purchased this item in July and it does have trouble moving through grass, especially taller grass. It's movable, but not very easy.
1601216
You have to put it on something solid above the springs, like I used a square of cardboard it just helps it pick up the movement. It was recalled a while back because of a strangulation hazard, however the news ones have these plastic wire guide that prevents this. Completly worth it
1813150
I own two of these mats. I move them every week to vacuum and then replace them. They are easy to move and the best mats I have found. I hope this helps you.
1968605
Not hard. Large plastic wingnuts hold them in place. Haven't actually taken mine off, but they went on really easy and should come off the same. But they do fold down and only add a few inches, folded. Most vehicles would easily clear most garages.