Happy Trampoline Galactic Xtreme User manual
Part #
Quantity
Description
Picture
1
6
L leg frame
Thicker of the L legs
2
3
L leg connector
Thicker leg connector
3
2
Corner Frame (bottom left
and top right)
12x2 Springs & 2 Corner Spring Slot
Total of 16 Spring Slots
4
2
Corner Frame (bottom right and top
left)
12x2 Springs & 2 Corner Spring Slot
Total of 16 Spring Slots
5
2
Short side rail
(net cup in the middle) (for the
shot side of trampoline)
16 spring slots
6
2
Side rail (Only for 10x23 & 13x23)
(no net cup)
23 Ft Side
14 spring slots
7
2
Side rail (Only for 10x23 & 13x23)
(net cup at the end)
23Ft Side
16 spring slots
15
4
End leg support (L) shaped
The thinner of the L legs
16
2
End leg support connector
The thinner leg connector
17
12
Net Cups
18
12
Bottom net enclosure poles (square
bottom)
4 will be mark yellow (Corner Post)
19
12
Top net enclosure pole
(both ends round)
20
4
Fiber glass net rod
21
1
Net Enclosure
22
1
Jumping Mat
23
12
Net enclosure sleeves
Green net sleeves
24
22
2.75”bolt (13mm head)
25
22
13 mm Nut
(for trampoline frame)
26
12
½” Screw to connect 2 net
enclosure poles
27
8
2 1/4”leg frame screw
(Philips head)
28
20
10 mm Nut
(for net and end trampoline leg)
30
12
1 7/8” Top net pole bolt
(Philips Head)
31
2
Short Side Spring Pad
L cut on the edge
36
2
Long side spring pad
(2 panel)
37
4
Long side spring pad
(3 panel)
Optional Tools Not Provided:
13 mm wrench / socket
10 mm wrench / socket
16 mm wrench / socket
Mallet (not hammer, as it may damage/dent trampoline)
Step drill bit (or large drill to drill out larger hole if necessary)
Philips screw driver
Black Electrical Tape
Protective Eye Goggles
Gloves
Ratchet Tie Down Strap
Step 1 Setting Up The Frame
Building the Legs
Part # 1 and 2
Bolt together the
legs with Part 24
and 25
Step 2: Building the mid frame
Use the legs that you have just made in step one for the mid frame. Make sure the
spring slots are pointed up and the net cups are on the outside of the frame
Step 3: Finishing up the Frame
Bolt together the
frame with 2.75”
nut/bolt
Part 24 and 25
Add the corners
Part 3 and 4
All spring slots must be
pointed up and the
square net cups on the
outside of the frame
Add the short side
rail.
Make sure all the spring
slots are pointed up and
the cup for the net
enclosure is on the
outside of the frame
Now put in all the screws
and bolts
Part 24 and 25
If some of the screws do
not line up you may need
a drill bit to drill holes
bigger, or do some
wiggling of the poles.
Connect the End Legs
Part 15 and 16
Use nuts/bolt 27 and 28
to connect together
Connect the parts you
just made to the corners
of the frame.
Connecting the end legs
to the corner will be very
heavy and will require 3
people to lug and pull
the frame together. If
the corner does not go
together it will require a
mallet to hammer into
place.
If you are unable to
squeeze the frame
together by yourself, you
can also use ratchet tie
down strap to squeeze
together.
When you are done with
this part the frame may
look un-level and
lopsided. This is
perfectly normal. Once
you install all the springs
the frame will suck the
frame together and even
everything out.
Optional but not provided: Heavy Duty Ratchet Tie Down Strap
Step 4: Installing the Jumping Mat
Now open up the spring boxes. There will be 8 short springs, it will be for the corners.
Please make sure no one is standing on the opposite side of the trampoline while springs are being
installed to avoid injury. Due to a lot of tension, springs can and will fly if not properly hooked and
handled. Hold spring and spring tool with each hand at all times during the spring installation process.
Wear protective eye goggles to prevent any injury
It is very important that you do not go around the trampoline and put all the springs on from left to right. This
trampoline has over 100 springs and there will be lots of pressure.
Very important to insert the springs according to the numerical order of the diagram. Insert 2 springs, skip
about 3 slots. Go to the opposite side of the trampoline, insert 2 springs, then skip 3 slots. Go to the
opposite side of the trampoline, insert 2 springs, then skip 3 slots. Repeat this process until you are
finished with the both long sides of the trampoline. Once you are done repeat this process for the short
side of the trampoline. Then install the corner springs.
This an industrial made frame therefore it is very tight and you may have difficulty putting the springs
together with one person. It will require 2 to 3 adults to put together. If you are unable to put the springs
on with the spring tool because it is too much tension to pull or too far apart, you can use a heavy duty
ratchet tie down strap to temporary hold the frame in place.
Make sure the V ring is flat. If not it could cause premature wear
and tear on the fabric tabs
Step 5: Installing Spring Pad
Lay all the spring pads as shown on the diagram.
There will be either Velcro strap or cloth loops. Loop the closest
springs thru the loop as shown here. Some of the spring pads will
have loops on both side. These spring pads are reversible and you
should flip them every few months to keep them clean.
You should use uv protectant to keep you spring pad from UV ray and
sun exposure. If you live in an extremely hot area we recommend
you bring in the soft parts (mat, pad, net) during the hot months as
the extreme weather will shorten the lifespan of these parts.
Installing the net
Connect the 2 net Enclosure
poles. Part 18 (square bottom)
and part
19. (Screw part 26)
There will be 4 square bottom
post that will either be labels
with a corner sticker or painted
yellow. These 4 post will be for
the corner of the trampoline.
Very important: Each end of part
19 will have a hole to screw into.
The part that connects to part 18
is the end with the single hole.
The end with the double hole
will be for the net cap later on.
Sleeve the net enclosure Pole
with part 23. Make sure the
black strap is on the rounded
side of the pole and not square
Then pull the sleeve all the way
to cover the entire foam of the
pole
Install the black cap to the top
with part 17, 30 and 28
If you do not have 2 holes on
this side of your net enclosure
pole that mean you connected
the poles the wrong side.
Insert the net poles
into the trampoline.
The square bottom
into the square
fitting on the outside
of the frame.
There will be 4 post
with color paint/or
labeled corner on
the bottom. These 4
post are for the
corner.
Make sure the slot
on top of the black
cap is parallel to the
frame of the
trampoline. As this is
where the net frame
will sit.
Connect the
Fiber Glass Net
Rails
There should be
4 fiber glass rod
sections. Lay
them out as
seen here
Lay out the net on
the trampoline, as
show on the
picture. Make sure
color tabs are on
each corner.
The blue circle on
the picture indicate
the location of the
color tags on the
net
Feed the rod thru the top of the net. Start
inserting the rod at each corner. Once all the
fiber glass rod are connected and the zipper
are in position, secure the rods with the black
electrical tap.
Connect all the segments of the rod together
so it’s secure. Tape at least 3 inches on each
side of the connector. Tape back and forth
about 4 –5 layers. Make sure all the
sections with a silver fitting are secure and
taped. Even the silver fittings in the middle of
the fiberglass rod. Not having enough tape
will allow too much play on the rod and the
rod will drop when the kids jump. When
finish taping you should finish almost all of
the roll of tape. If you have a lot left that
means you did not use enough tape.
Hang the net into the black cups on top of
the trampoline.
Secure the net by clipping the straps on the
bottom on net to V ring of mat below the
frame.
The trampoline will flip and fly with wind, we
recommend you buy an anchor kit for it.
