RIPLINE ZIPLINE Instruction Manual

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ZIPLINE KIT WITHSEATINSTRUCTIONS AND SAFETY RULESREADCAREFULLY!
Thank you for yourpurchaseoftheRIPLINE™ZIPLINE!Thisproductwasengineeredtoprovidesafefunfor ages8 to14 years
when the instructions and rules are followed. For best and saferesults please read and followall instructions carefully when
installing andriding yourRIPLINE™ZIPLINE.Obeyall safety rules at alltimes.
IMPORTANT: FILL IN YOUR DATEOF PURCHASE A. B.
ON YOUR MAINCABLESTICKER!
G .
KIT CONTAINS:
A. (1)Trolleywith sealed ball bearing pulleys. Non-slip handgrips.
B. (1)Main Cablelength varies with model, 3/16in (.48cm)galvanized steel F..
cable, with looped eye on one end.
C. (1)SlingCable5ft.(1.53m),3/16in (.48cm)steelcablew/looped
eye.
D.
(1)Turnbuckle6in(15.24cm)Steelw/ 2 eyebolts& nuts. D. C.
E. (3) U-clamps 3/16in(.48cm) with thread cover caps.
F. (1)Seat and RopeOnlyincluded with kits with seats. Seat colorvaries. E.
(1)Instructions
Items Required (NotIncluded):
1) Step ladder
2) (6)2 inchnails
3) Ducttape
4) (2)Helpers with brooms
5) Pair ofsafetyglasses
6) (2)Adjustablewrenches
7) Pair of work gloves
8) 100 ft. Tapemeasure
9) TorqueWrench
1. BESAFE!ALWAYSFOLLOWTHESERULES
THISPRODUCTISINTENDEDFORUSEBYCHILDREN8-14 YEARSOLD
• To be setup and installed only by an Adult.
• Adultsupervisionis required at alltimes.
• Maximumweight150lbs(68kg).Thisziplineis designedforchildren
to ride a fewfeet off ground.
• Wear suitable shoes and close fitting clothing. No jewelry, scarves
• Make sure everything is installed correctly. Inspect and test the
linebeforeeachuse.
• If worn or damagedparts are found, contact b4Adventure for
replacementparts –DO NOT substitute withother,
non-b4Adventurepartsor failureresultingin injurymayresult.
Toorder parts: 1-844-834-4334.
• Remainseatedfortheentireride,waituntilyouhavestopped
COMPLETELYbeforelettinggoofthetrolleyordismountingseat.
Oneziplinerider only at a time. Keep people and animals at
least 25ft (7.62 m) awayfrom the ziplinecourse.
• Never use the line when it is wet or if there is rainor lightning inthearea.
• Do not placefingers or hair inside of trolley or serious injury may result.
• Donotreachuptograbcablewhileridingor asaspectatortoslow
down rider or serious injury may result.
• For outdoor use ONLY!
orotherloose clothing.
WARNING:
ADULTSUPERVISION
REQUIRED - SERIOUS INJURY OR
cable attachment.
WARNING: MAINTENANCE
REQUIREMENT
- This product has parts that
can wear or loosen during use. Inspect and
tighten allhardware. Replace your cableafter one
yearofuse.
WARNING: UN-HEALTHY TREE
HAZARD
- Donot attach or use a tree that is
diseased, damaged, or not healthy and stable.
Improper treeselection maycauseproduct failure
and serious injuryor even death.
WARNING: ADULTSTRESS TEST
REQUIRED
- This product should be tested
using 250 LBS (113kg)at 5 feet (152 cm) from
each end at the Start and Finish Points.

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WARNING: UN-HEALTHY TREE
HAZARD - Donot attach or usea tree that is
diseased, damaged, or not healthy and stable.
Improper treeselection maycauseproduct failure
and serious injuryor even death.
2. CHOOSING THE ZIP LINE COURSE
Use extremecare when selecting your zipline course.
• Select a location wherethe wholecoursecan be easilysupervised.
• Attachmenttrees MUSTbe healthy and be at least 38 inches (97cm) in
circumferenceor12” (31cm) in diameter. Use tapemeasure to check this.
Note: Measurethetrees at least 6 feet up from groundlevel.
• Neverattach to a treeshowing excessive decay, cracks, exposed roots
diseases, excessivelean, damagefrom weather or poor tree
architecture. Select trees in stable, non-saturated soils (not in areas
with eroding soils or in a wet areaof the yard). Do not select trees in
an areathat has been recentlycleared.
• If you areunsure of yourtree’s health, contactan arborist and have
them assess your tree’s health and suitability.
38 inches
circumference
ormore
Tip:Onegoodplacestartlookingforanarborist-Visit:http://www.isa-arbor.com/findanarborist/findanarborist.aspx.
• Ifyouareattachingtoothertypesofpostsorpoles,youmustgettheopinionofaqualifiedengineer,as suitabilityofthe
‘sideload’strengthisrequired.QUESTIONS?Pleasecallusat1-844-834-4334.
• Make sure you haveenough cable toreach and secure to, both trees! Yourlong, course cable should be ableto touch both
trees at thesame time, and haveat least 5 feet of extracableleft over at the Finish Point.
• Course should be free ofobstacles: bushes, other trees, rocks, debris, hard surfaces or anythingthat could cause injury.
• Do not setup course on a steep hill as unsafespeeds mayresult. See Sloping Course AdjustmentSection.
• Thelongest ziplinekits wesell are for 100’ maximum courses length. b4Adventure does not sell longer kits as thestarting
height is too high for rider’s starting height.
• Do not setup course overswimming pools, ponds, streams, rivers or any other bodies of water as drowning may result.
• Do not setup in public lands, parks or other areas that mayprohibit ziplining.
• Make sure therearenot branches or other obstacles at the either theStart orFinish Point that could injure arider.
• Donotselectacoursenearpower/electriclines.Yourcoursemustbeatleast100feetaway(or11/2timestheheightofyour
highesttree,whicheveristhegreaterdistance)fromwhereanypowerlinewouldfall.
StartPointLaunching- CAUTION- Thebestandsafestwaytolaunchyourriders,istohavethemfirstgetonthezipline
seatatthelowestpartofyourcourse(wherethemostdipping/saggingoccurs)andthentowthembackuptothestarting
point. Thismethodhelpseliminatetheneedforaplatformandladderwherefallingaccidentsaremostlikelytooccur.It is
recommendedthatyouplacecushioningmaterialsinandaroundyourcourse-SeePublicPlaygroundSafetyHandbook:
Visit www.cpsc.gov//PageFiles/122149/325.pdf.
IF YOU ARE STILLGOINGTOCHOOSE
TOUSEAPLATFORM:
Yourstart point platform must be
stableandstrongenoughtostand
onandonlevelflatsurface.
Launchingthe rider
Have the ridermount
theseat at thelowest
point on theline.
Then push or pull
them up to theStart
Point andrelease.
CAUTION: If you decideto usea
zipline without a riderseat, you
increasethe chance of a rider
losing their grip on the trolley
Start Point FinishPoint
and falling, resultingin possible injury. USE CAUTION in theheight of your zipline course, your riders should be as low as
possible so that if theydo lose their grip, they onlyfall a few feet to the ground. Their feet should not drag on theground as
theyridedown the course.
PROTECTING YOUR SETUPTREES:
Ifyouwould likeevengreaterprotection, the TreeHuggerzkit (SLA.481)is also availablefromb4Adventure (soldseparately).

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3. ZIPLINE COURSE SETUP
ZIPLINE COURSE SETUPGOAL - The setup goal is to
havethe rideraccelerate at first, then at thelast third of
thecourse start decelerating and finish the course actually
goingslightlyuphillat theend,dueto“dipping” or “sagging”
oftheziplineandriderastheyprogressdownthecourse.
In most cases, therider will roll to a stop at the end, but will
then roll backwards towards the middle.
FLATORLEVELCOURSEATTACHMENTHEIGHTGUIDELINE
GeneralSetup: Start Point Height for Course (spacebetween trees) Height to set
Course length -> 100 ft.* 90 ft.
Initial Setting -> 132 in. 126 in.
80 ft.
120 in.
70 ft.
114 in.
60 ft. 50 ft.
108 in. 102in.
40 ft. 30 ft. EndPoint
96 in. 90 in. 78 in.
(fromground)
*This table is meantto aid setupshowingminimum heights. Adjustments for rider height and weight as well as terrain variations should be taken into
consideration.At no time should thetrolley hit the U-clamps atthe FinishPoint when testing. If so, lower the StartPoint attachment height and retest.
Notehowthe line“sags/dips”
as the ridergoes down the
course,slowingtherider down.
Initial
Finish
Point
Height 78”
As theridergoes down thecourse:
Accelerating>>>>>PeakSpeed>>>>>Starting to Slow>>>>>Slowingmore>>>>Slow toa STOPRollbackwards slightly
Donotaddadditionalslopetothecable!It willnotimprovetherideandmaycreatea dangertothe rider.
SLOPINGCOURSEADJUSTMENTATTACHMENTHEIGHTGUIDELINE
If thecourse is sloping downhill, you need tomeasure how much drop in inches at ground level it is from yourStart Point
compared to your Finish Point and then subtract that from your Start Point height.For example: Yourcourse is 80 feet, and
you estimatethe ground level drop is 24 inches, you would need to set yourStart Point height at 96 inches (120inches less 24
inches). See chart for the maximum you can REDUCE yourStart Point height. (NEVERHAVE YOUR START POINT LESS
THAN 78 INCHES FROM THEGROUND).
Courselength(Feet):
100ft.
90 ft.
80 ft.
70 ft.
60 ft.
50 ft.
40 ft.
30 ft.
Initial Setup Start Point Height(Inches):
132 in.
126 in.
120 in.
114 in.
108 in.
102 in.
96 in.
90 in.
Maximum SlopeHeight Reduction Allowed (Inches):
54 in.
48 in.
42 in.
36 in.
30 in.
24 in.
18 in.
12 in.
Every course is different,examine the courseclearancesso the rider’s feet do not drag near the end of the course.
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WARNING: SPEED HAZARD - DO NOT
SET UP AN UNSAFE ZIPINE.
A steep zipline course or one that has too much line
tension will create an unsafe, dangerous, high-speed
course that could cause serious injury or death. See
your zipline instructions for proper setup. It is critical
that the rider will already be slowing down before they
finish the course. BE SAFE NOTFAST!
FinishPoint

(see HeightGuideline)
(78inchesheight)
4. ATTACHINGYOUR ZIPLINE
Theinstallation should onlybeperformed by an adult and in accordance with these instructions. Yoursling and coursecable
come with protective tubing forthebark of your tree.
Step A: Loop Sling cable around theStart Point Tree.
Note: If Start Point tree’s diameter is toobig,you can reversethesetup sothesling cable is at the finish point. Fora
longer sling cable, contact b4 Adventure at 1-844-834-4334 or visit www.slackersline.com/accessories.
• InstallTip Option:DetermineyourStartPointandFinish Pointheights,usethreeofthesixsmallnails(spaced2 inches
apart) foreach treeto keep thecable from slippingdown thetreeduring installation. Note: Do not put thenails into
orthrough the cable.
• Fully extend the turnbuckleand attach one turnbuckle end to the sling cableends with the nut and bolt-See Install
OverviewDiagram.
Taketheloopedeyeendofthemaincableandattachittotheotherendoftheturnbuckle(withthenutandbolt).
Start Point INSTALLOVERVIEWDIAGRAM FinishPoint
• Unwind thecoursecablealong theziplinecourse removing
any twists.
• Threadthecablethroughthetrolley,belowthetwotrolley
bearings and above the grips shaft.
• Wrap theun-looped end around yourFinish Point tree (letting
thecablerest on thethree smallnails).
Step B: U-Clamp installation - Have yourhelping friends use theirbrooms to lift and support thetrolleyand cable while you
perform theinstallation. This will help you pull out theslack and attach your U-Clamps.
When you wrap yourziplinearoundthefinishingpointtree, you want to form a “tear drop” shaped wrap around the
tree-Seeillustration below. Donot tighten up tightagainst the tree!
• With two helpers supporting
the trolley and cable, pull the
wrapped cable as tight as you
can with your hands. While
holding tight with one hand
attach the first u-clamp and
tighten slightly, 2’ from tree
• Repeat the above until you
removed as much slack by
hand as possible. Then tighten
first U-clamp to 30 foot pounds
of torque, or as snuggly as you
can with hand tools. Donot
overtighten!
• Tidy up your excess cable by
simply coiling it up and
securing and covering the coil
with duct tape.
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WARNING: CHOKINGHAZARD
This product contains small parts. Do not
allowchildren under 3 years of age near the
parts or assembly area
CORRECT CABLE WRAP Tear-Drop Shaped INCORRECT-Too Tight!
ClosestU-Clamp
Cable Damage
mayoccur!
Tree
Pole Tree
Pole
U-ClampDistance11/2timestheDiameter
For example: thetreeis14inchesindiameter,yourclosest
U-clampafterfinaltightening,shouldbe21inchesfromthetree.
Cut-end
of cable MUST
be on top of U-shape
course cable thread
U-Clamp
Course-end Washer
of cable
on bottom Thread Cover Cap
Third installed First installed Second installed
U-clamp U-clamp U-clamp
3-Inches between U-Bolts
Place thread cover caps on each exposed thread

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5. TIGHTENING YOUR ZIPLINE
Using the turnbuckle to tighten - Inspect your initial installation work carefully and thoroughly. The zipline cable can hold weight
many times that of most riders. The loops, u-clamps and attachment trees are the most likely to fail, if not assembled correctly,
and thereforeshould be inspected extracarefullyand often.
• Tunetheziplinebytighteningturnbuckle,bytwisting
thecentersectionof it.
• Tightenthelineuntilit“appears”tobenearlylevelor
straight.DONOTOVERTIGHTEN.
• Youcannowremoveyoursixsmallnailsusedtohold
thecables in position during installation.
6. MANDATORY TESTING YOUR ZIPLINE INSTALLTION
When yourcoursesetupiscompleteand
beforearidertakesthefirstrideyou must
performtwoimportanttests.
A-LoadStresstest
B-Coursespeedtest
A-LoadStressTest
Test your installation at 5ft (152cm) from each end
ofthe cable, one oftwo ways.
• Eithersuspend250lbs (113kg)fromtheropeattached
tothetrolleyOR
• Throwaropeoverthecableandhavea250LBS(113kg)
personlifttheirweightofftheground.
• Note:Look and listen for any issues.This will ensure that
theattachment structure and cabling is stable and secure.
• DO NOTEXCEED250 LBS(113kg) for thetest.
B-Course Speed Test
Thetest weight should never hit the Finish Point U-clamps!
Withthe250lbs(113kg)weightattachedtothetrolley,
launch the trolleydown thecourse. The test weight
should slowdown past themidpoint as the sag or
dipping in the cable comes into play. It should continue
toslowdown and cometo a gentlestop just short ofthe
first U-clamp. Ifthetest weight hits the U-clamp, simply
adjust the cabletension (loosen the turnbuckle) or ifmore
speed reduction is required, adjust attachmentheights:
Raise Finish Point or lower Start Point.BE SAFE,NOT FAST!
REPEATTEST 5TIMES!Thistest helps stretch outcable.
Note:Weight should not drag on the ground during the test.
Start Point
Start Point and
release. Be careful not
to be in the way.
250lbs.
WARNING: ADULTSTRESS TEST REQUIRED -
Thezipline coursespeed shouldbe tested usinga 250lbs(113kg).

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7. FINAL TUNING
• After the Course Speed Test,your zipline cable may “stretch” a little (which is normal) and require someadditional tightening
byusingyourturnbuckle.
• Check the tightness of all nuts and bolts of all clamps,the turnbuckle and the trolley.
• Always walk the area and remove any rocks, debris or objects that might harm the riders. NEVER assume that the course
isclear,checkitbeforeeachuse.
• Ifyouhaveextracableat theendof yoursetupyoumusteithercoilupcarefullytheextracableandtapeor coverit sono
ridercanbecomeentangledinit,OR cutofftheextracablejustafterthelastU-clampandplaceapieceof tapeon thecut
end to preventpossibleinjury.
• Check the rope knot on the bottom of the seat and make sure the knot will NOT pull through the seat.
• Check the trolley grips and make sure they do not slip or twist.
• Alwaysmakesureyour ridersKNOWANDFOLLOWALL INSTRUCTIONS.
B AC K UP B R AK IN G SY S TE M Bungee Brake Kit (SLA.483)
is available as a separate item. If you set up your
zipline properly, this kit is not required, but is
intended as a course safety backup. DO NOT use a
ground stake to secure a bungee brake system as it
can become a projectile and cause serious injury or
death to riders or bystanders. Follow the instructions
included with the system.
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8. RIDER INSTRUCTIONS-REVIEW WITH ALL RIDERS!
(for ziplines with and without seats)
1. Onlyonerider at atime.
2. Donotmoveinfrontof,behindorincloseproximitytoamovingrider.
3. Thebestand safestwaytolaunchyourriders,istohavethemfirstgetontheziplineseat(orgrip
thetrolleyhandle)atthelowestpartofyourcourse(wherethemostdipping/saggingoccurs)and
thentowthembackuptothestartingpointandthencarefullyreleasethem.
4. Hold the trolley handles tightly while the zipline is in motion.
5. Mounting theseat,simplyslidetheseat between your legs then grab ontothetrolleygrips and you
are readyforlaunching!
6. Rider must remain seated –nostanding, kneeling or other positions.
7. Dismountingtheseat- Waituntil you have cometo a completestop.Grab ontotheropein between
thetrolleyand the seat. Whileholding onto the rope, dismount.
8. Adjustingtheseat height –Rider’s head should always be belowthe trolley. Slide theexcess rope
through thelowerloop ofthe figure-8 ropeadjuster (Figure 1), then pull theslackthrough on the
other side of the upper loop ofthe adjuster.
9. Make certain that the rider’s head is wellbelowthetrolleybyadjusting theropeand seat (Figure2).
Or if yourkit has noseat, hold thetrolley with arms extended, keeping the head belowthetrolley.
10. Adult supervision required at all times.
11. Check the grips to make sure theyare tight and notloose.
12. Do not let bystanders pull orpush riders down thecourse as this could createdangerous speed
resulting in serious injury. Riders should have clean, dry hands before gripping the trolley handles.
13. Keep pets away from the zipline course at alltimes.
14. Toavoid spinning on theseat, instruct rider to keep a firm grip on the trolley, until theyfinish riding
and are dismounting.
15. Warning: Instruct children to remove their bike or other sports helmet before using the
zipline.
Figure1
Figure2
16. Owners shall be responsible for maintaining the legibility of the warning labels.
17. Do not allow children to wear inappropriate items, such as, but not limited to, loose fitting clothing, hood and neck
drawstrings, scarves, cord-connected items, capes and ponchos. These items can cause death by strangulation.
18. Instruct children not to attach items to the zipline equipment that are not specifically designed for use with the
equipment, such as, but not limited to, jump ropes, clothesline, pet leashes, cables and chain as they may cause a
strangulation hazard.
19. Instruct children to dress with wellfitting and full foot enclosing footwear. Examples of inappropriate footwear are
clogs, flip flops, and sandals.
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Watch helpful videos at:
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9. MANDATORY MAINTENANCE
REPLACE YOUR ZIPLINE SLING CABLEAND
COURSE CABLE AFTER EVERY 12 MONTHS
OF NORMAL USE!CONTACT b4Adventureto
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CHECK YOUR INSTALLATION BEFOREEACH
USE.
LOOKATYOURHARDWARE! REPLACEIFYOUSEEANYOFTHEFOLLOWINGCONDITIONS:
CABLES
GRIPS
FRAYED
Cable strands visible
& unraveling.
CRIMPED
Gaps in thestrandswhere
thecable was crimped.
RUSTY/DISCOLORED
Cable is rusty,orange
weathered or dull.
TROLLEY GRIPS
Check for looseness, peeling
orother deterioration
Atthebeginningofeachplay season:
• Tighten all hardware.
• Lubricate all metallic moving parts (bearings) with a light coating of lithium grease.
• Check all protective coverings: Trolley frame, grips and seat. Replace if they are loose, damaged,
cracked or missing. Use ONLY genuine b4Adventure parts!
• Check all moving parts including zipline swing seat, ropes, cables, and hardware for wear, rust, or other
deterioration. Replace as needed.
• Check metal parts for rust. If found, sand and repaint using a no lead-based paint meeting the
requirements of 16 CFR 1303.
• X.3.1.1 Loose-Fill Materials:
X.3.1.1 Maintain a minimum depth of 9 inches of loose-fill materials such as wood mulch/chips,
engineered wood fiber (EWF), or shredded/recycled rubber mulch for equipment up to 8 feet high; and 9-
inches of sand or pea gravel for equipment up to 5 feet high. NOTE: An initial fill level of 12 inches will
compress to about a 9- inch depth of surfacing over time. The surfacing will also compact, displace, and
settle, and should be periodically refilled to maintain a least a 9- inch depth.
Twiceamonthduringplay season:
• Tighten all hardware.
• Check all protective coverings: Trolley frame, grips and seat. Replace if they are loose, damaged,
cracked or missing. Use ONLY genuine b4Adventure parts!
• X.3.1.1 Loose-Fill Materials:
X.3.1.1 Maintain a minimum depth of 9 inches of loose-fill materials such as wood mulch/chips,
engineered wood fiber (EWF), or shredded/recycled rubber mulch for equipment up to 8 feet high; and 9-
inches of sand or pea gravel for equipment up to 5 feet high. NOTE: An initial fill level of 12 inches will
compress to about a 9- inch depth of surfacing over time. The surfacing will also compact, displace, and
settle, and should be periodically refilled to maintain a least a 9- inch depth.
WARNING: MAINTENANCE REQUIRED - This
product has parts that can wear or loosen during use. Tighten
all hardware and inspect all components for wear. Check grips
for loosening. Replace with only b4Adventure parts.
rope/cable will FAIL if misused, abused, worn-out or damaged.
DO NOT use rope/cable that is damaged or worn-out. Be safe
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Onceamonthduringplay season:
• Lubricate all metallic moving parts (bearings) with a light coating of lithium grease.
• Check all moving parts including zipline swing seat, ropes, cables, and hardware for wear, rust, or other
deterioration. Replace as needed.
• Perform theStress and Course Speed Testing frequently
• If you are using a Start Point Structure inspectit everymonth for looseness, stabilityand wear.
• Checkthecableconnectionheightstomakesuretheyhavenotslippedorchangedheight.
At the end ofeach playseasonor whenthe temperature dropsbelow 32F (0C):
• Takedown yourentirezipline(includingplasticswingseat)andstoreindoors,inacool,drylocation.
• X.3.1.1 Loose-Fill Materials:
X.3.1.1 Maintain a minimum depth of 9 inches of loose-fill materials such as wood mulch/chips,
engineered wood fiber (EWF), or shredded/recycled rubber mulch for equipment up to 8 feet high; and 9-
inches of sand or pea gravel for equipment up to 5 feet high. NOTE: An initial fill level of 12 inches will
compress to about a 9- inch depth of surfacing over time. The surfacing will also compact, displace, and
settle, and should be periodically refilled to maintain a least a 9- inch depth.
PLEASE KEEP THE ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR FURTHER REFERENCE
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10. DISCLAIMER AND PARTSLIST
Important Product Disclaimer and Notice
Activities involving the installation and use of ziplinesare inherentlyhazardous by
their nature. Poor installation, poor site selection, inadequate rider instruction, poor
adultsupervisionor improperuse cancausesevere injuryordeath.
WARRANTY: 1 yearfromdateof purchase forparts andworkmanship.Thebuyer,
installerand userof theRIPLINE™ZIPLINEmust:
1. Read,understand and follow the installation instructions and Safety Rules.
2. Ensure proper oversight, supervision and instruction of others on the safe use
and operation of the zipline.
3. Ensure that all equipment is properlyinstalled, used, inspected and maintained
before each use.
4. Beforeeachuse,checktoseethatobstructionsandhazardsareremovedfrom
theziplinepathandthatallnon-usersareatasafedistancefromthatpath.
5. Avoid taking risks.
The buyer, installer and user of this product assume all risk and accept all
responsibilityforanydamage orinjury,includingdeath,thatmayarisefromtheuse
of the RIPLINE™ZIPLINE.
Be CarefulandHaveSafeFunOutdoors!
REPLACEMENT CABLE PARTS–TO ORDER CALL 1-844-834-4334
or go to ZIP-LINE.com/accessories.
25% Cable Replacement Discount Code: b4replacement
Item Number Description
SLA.C005 ....................... 5 Foot Sling Cable
SLA.C010 ....................... 10 Foot Sling Cable
SLA.C012 ....................... 2 Foot Sling Cable
SLA.C065 ....................... 65 Foot Course Main Cable
SLA.C085 ....................... 85 Foot Course Main Cable
SLA.C095 ....................... 95 Foot Course Main Cable
CPSCandASTM-ThecomponentsinthisproductcomplywithU.S.CPSCandASTM
safetyStandardsfortoysages6andover.