Is on an ultra? They can be very hard to put on. Get them all in position and then go round pushing each one in - it’s not easy. If you’re in NSW feel free to get in touch for me to help if you want

@@thebaytrampolines6543 it's an ultra and I'm in Brissy mate. I'll hit the last 3 with a heap of WD40 and give it another go.

Happy to help Alex 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

Better bounce and more durable

Really glad it helped 👍🏽👍🏽

You're welcome

Sure it’s likely to extend the life of the frame

Sure it’s likely to extend the life of the frame

I can’t but you can get them from the Vuly website

No problem 👍

This is a medium (3m)

I’d only be worried if there were holes - you will get many more years if it’s just chipping. If it’s being placed on concrete/paving I’d put a gym mat to act as a barrier to extend its life

There is a bit more force in the bounce in the pro, chance of rusting is less, the black frame is a nice look but the price is a lot more

If you’re unable to remove them using these instructions, it may be best to get a specialist

My pleasure!

Good luck

Glad you enjoyed it

You are welcome!

Vuly rate the Thunder at 150kg. I wouldn’t have two adults jumping at the same time. I recommend Thunders over a jumpflex

Thanks for the positive comment Charlie. Compared to the other commercial trampolines yes I prefer the bounce of the Springfree’s. Ideally jumpers should be in the centre but if you have more than one jumpers should be opposite each other so there’s not too much stress in the springs

Glad it helped 👍🏽👍🏽

Yes they’re not easy - hopefully this video helped you out

The Springfree brand is my personal favourite - it’s a little more in terms of cost but they last for many years and have a great bounce. If you wanted to go for a Vuly I’d suggest a Lift 2 or a Thunder

@@thebaytrampolines6543 thank you 😊

If budget and space allows it it’s a great idea

Yes they can be placed back in doing the reverse of this process or If you live in Sydney/central coast of nsw I can help

It’s not difficult to get in and out at all for kids. Bit harder for adults. After years of use the entry can sometimes stretch or rip if a lot of weight is put on it. I don’t know where it’s made

Great to hear!

Yes for sure. The traditional coiled springs on commercial trampolines can stretch over time due to the heavy weight/force of adults jumping

Personally I haven’t come across this often though it does happen occasionally (same with all trampolines and probably quicker and the cheaper ones). Leaving by an ocean can determinate them quicker due to the salt

@@thebaytrampolines6543 Personal experience, the leaf springs are a inherently flawed design on the trampoline and will start to fail due to accumulated metal fatigue at the flex point where they meet the frame after about 12-18 months. Vuly obviously have known about this for a while, which is why they have a warranty of only 12 months on their leaf springs but offer 5 years on the coiled springs. My old cheap coiled spring trampoline lasted 5 years of heavy usage on a poorly levelled site without missing a beat but the new expensive Vuly one has barely managed a year and half before being a money sink and disappointment.

Best option is to as has been done in this video

No problem 👍

You are so welcome!

Yes agreed

Having an oval means two jumpers can each jump with a bit more space than a round as the best jumping spot on a round is in the middle. If you have the room though I’d go for a medium oval rather than a compact oval

Happy to help

Glad it helped!

Personally, I prefer the Springfree

Bigger the better - jumbo round or large square springfree

Hi Deborah Glad it helped. Yes it sounds like a great deal - a brand new lift 2 in large is usually $1100 when on sale

​@@thebaytrampolines6543Yeah, we picked it up yesterday. Your review sealed the deal. Not even the owner knew you could flip the mat, which is excellent as the yellow side is sun faded. Thanks!

Hi I wouldn’t say the bounce is better on a Lift 2 or Ultra but for the younger jumpers they definitely have a great bounce performance plus they are more affordable than Springfree’s. I wouldn’t hesitate to get an Ultra or Lift 2 - they are great options

@@thebaytrampolines6543 thanks so much!

Great job!

Yeah they’re not easy to take apart - well done

Thank you!

Yeah I found this was 100x easier when wet.

I have a Springfree trampoline at our place

Hi Amy Thanks for watching. The Springfrees do tend to last longer near the ocean so if you have the budget it may well be worth it 👍🏽

Hi Amy Yes the ocean does impact on the trampolines unfortunately. A springfree trampoline is probably the way to go

Hi Rob Happy to have helped 👍🏽 the switch on the mat connector that you’re referring to are on older model Springfree trampolines but is definitely worth mentioning - thanks for the feedback

The BAY guy must have super human strength. I could NOT do this. These things would not pop out. I tried using a WRENCH but you just have to be gentle with it or snap the plastic holders. Fold the mat back a little then wiggle it a bit and then POP, they will pop out eventually. Finally got mine apart!

Thanks for the tip, I've been offered a springfree that's about 12 years old so long as I disassemble it myself to take it. So I'm guessing it probably has these little hidden switches that I now know to look out for.

Great to hear!

Great - happy to have helped

Glad it helped!

Pleasure to help 🙃

Where do you live?