Zip Line Fun ZL70 User manual

Installation Instructions
includes all parts & hardware for easy assembly
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Trolley
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ZL70 - 70’
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Ages 8+ weighing up to 225lbs
Made in the USA for over 40 years.
The Only Residential Zipline to meet ASTM Home Playground Equipment Safety Standards.

Model: ZL70
ZL70 Zip Line INSTALLATION, OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Thank you for purchasing our exciting new ZL70 Zip Line. The warnings and instructions that follow are important
to the enjoyment and safe play of all users. Please review these with them and save for future reference.
WARNING
All of the following precautions should be exercised by adults and
included in the ON SITE supervision of children using the ZL70
LIABILITY RELEASE
ROCK CLIMBING, ROPES COURSE, ZIP LINES ARE DANGEROUS
Allowing your children, friends, or anyone else’s children to ride on a zip that has not been installed properly, maintained as instructed and inspected for
safety is tantamount to endangerment and negligence. Please use common sense and remember that you are responsible for your decisions as well as the
outcome. Zip Line Fun and its associates are not responsible for anything that may go wrong with your zip line installation, trees, gear, trolleys, or related
components. We are not responsible for any injuries or deaths that occur during the construction or operation of your zip line or any other products. No.
warranty related to zip lines is expressed or implied by installation tips, construction guides, or by any representative of Zip Line Fun, including warranties
of merchantability or tness. Ensure you educate yourself on the proper installation, maintenance and use of everything related to your zip line or other
products. Seek competent local assistance if you are unsure how to work with trees, cable installation or maintenance. All information related to zip lines
received from any representative or printed material distributed by Zip Line Fun is only an opinion and shall not be interpreted as expert or professional
advice. The customer accepts full responsibility for any and all incidents, accidents, injuries, deaths, and property damage that may occur during the
building and operating of your zip line or other products. Serious injury and death may occur as a result of improper use of this equipment. DO NOT
attempt to use this equipment without proper training! Inspect all equipment before each use and destroy any gear that is damaged, worn, or does not pass
inspection. Any person using these products is responsible for the proper care and maintenance of these products. WHEN IN DOUBT, REPLACE
ITI! Any person using these products in any manner assumes all risk and responsibility for any damage or injury, including death, dismemberment or
worse. Any litigation involving these products will be defended and challenged according to the above release of liability.
ZL70 Zip Line has been designed for fun. It has been thoroughly tested to insure its safety and where applicable conforms to ASTMF1148 Standard
Consumer Safety Performance Specication for Home Playground Equipment, and European Toy Safety Standard EN-71. However, as with all playground
equipment and accessories, all users of ZL70 will need proper instruction and supervision. ZL70 is intended to be used as a cable ride between two points.
Please Note: Observing the following statements and warnings reduces the likelihood of serious or fatal injury.
ALL USERS SHOULD BE INSTRUCTED:
1. TO use ZL70 ONLY after it is properly installed by an adult.
2. TO get off ZL70 ONLY after it has completely stopped and to drop gently to the ground.
3. THAT ZL70 is designed to be used by one rider at a time, ages 8 to 108, weighing up to 225 pounds.
(Although the equipment has been designed and tested to support up to 225 pounds, the user should be
able to support his or her own body weight).
4. TO use ZL70 ONLY as it is intended.
5. NOT TO walk close to, in front of, behind, or between a moving ZL70 or any other moving object.
6. NOT TO use ZL70 without adult supervision.
7. TO always begin the ride from a stable platform.
8. TO grip the handles rmly with both hands directly overhead before beginning the ride.
9. NOT TO attach items to the equipment that are not specically designed for use with the equipment, such as, but not limited
to, jump ropes, clothesline, pet leashes, cables, chain and rope as they may cause a strangulation hazard.
10. TO dress appropriately with full foot enclosing footwear (Examples of inappropriate footwear
are clogs, ip ops and sandals) and not to wear ponchos, scarves or other loose tting
clothing, such as but not limited to, hood and neck drawstrings, cord-connected items and
capes which are potentially hazardous and these items can cause death by strangulation.
11. NOT TO use ZL70 when the equipment is wet.
12. To remove their bike or other sports helmet before playing on the ZL70.
13. To verify that the cable is secure at both ends.
8. A FRIEND
ZL90 ZIP LINE INSTALLATION, OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Thank you for purchasing our exciting new ZL90 Zip Line. The warnings and instructions that follow are important to
the enjoyment and safe play of all Zip Liners. Please review these with them and save for future reference.
WARNING
All of the following precautions should be exercised by adults and included in the ON SITE supervision of children using
the ZL90.
LIABILITY RELEASE
ROCK CLIMBING, ROPES COURSE, ZIP LINES ARE DANGEROUS
Allowing your children, friends, or anyone else's children to ride on a zip that has not been installed properly, maintained as instructed and
inspected for safety is tantamount to endangerment and negligence. Please use common sense and remember that you are responsible
for your decisions as well as the outcome. Zip Line Fun and its associates are not responsible for anything that may go wrong with
your zip line installation, trees, gear, trolleys, or related components. We are not responsible for any injuries or deaths that occur during
the construction or operation of your zip line or any other products. No. warranty related to zip lines is expressed or implied by installation
tips, construction guides, or by any representative of Zip Line Fun, including warranties of merchantability or fitness. Ensure you
educate yourself on the proper installation, maintenance and use of everything related to your zip line or other products. Seek competent
local assistance if you are unsure how to work with trees, cable installation or maintenance. All information related to zip lines received
from any representative or printed material distributed by Zip Line Fun is only an opinion and shall not be interpreted as expert or
professional advice. The customer accepts full responsibility for
any and all incidents, accidents, injuries, deaths, and property damage
that may occur during the building and operating of your zip line or other products. Serious injury and death may occur as a result of
improper use of this equipment. DO NOT attempt to use this equipment without proper training! Inspect all equipment before each use
and destroy any gear that is damaged, worn, or does not pass inspection. Any person using these products is responsible for the proper
care and maintenance of these products.
WHEN IN DOUBT, REPLACE ITI! Any person using these products in any manner assumes
all risk and responsibility for any damage or injury, including death, dismemberment or worse. Any litigation involving these products will
be defended and challenged according to the above release of liability.
ZL90 Zip Line has been designed for fun. It has been thoroughly tested to insure its safety and where applicable conforms to
ASTMF1148 Standard Consumer Safety Performance Specification for Home Playground Equipment, and European Toy Safety
Standard EN-71. However, as with all playground equipment and accessories, all users of ZL90 will need proper instruction
and supervision. ZL90 is intended to be used as a cable ride between two points.
Please Note: Observing the following statements and warnings reduces the likelihood of serious or fatal injury.
ALL USERS SHOULD BE INSTRUCTED :
1. TO use ZL90 ONLY after it is properly installed by an adult.
2. TO get off ZL90 ONLY after it has completely stopped and to drop gently to the ground.
3. THAT ZL90 is designed to be used by one rider at a time, 8 years old to adult, weighing up to 300 pounds.
4. TO use ZL90 ONLY as it is intended.
5. NOT TO walk close to, in front of, behind, or between a moving ZL90 or any other moving object.
6. NOT TO use ZL90 without adult supervision.
7. TO always begin the ride from a stable platform.
8. TO grip the handles firmly with both hands directly overhead before beginning the ride.
9. NOT TO attach ropes or other objects to the ZL90, unless it is a product provided by Zip Line Fun. These attachable products
have been safety tested to exceed the maximum stresses expected to be encountered when using ZL90.
10 . TO dress appropriately with well fitting shoes and no ponchos, scarves or other loose fitting clothing which is potentially
hazardous.
11. NOT TO use ZL90 when the equipment is wet.
TOOLS REQUIRED:
1. LADDER 6. WIRE CUTTER
2. PLIERS OR VlSE-GRIPS 7. ELECTRICAL TAPE
3. SOCKET WRENCH (5/16 or 8mm)
4. ADJUSTABLE WRENCHES X2
5. HAMMER
Zip Line Fun
520 Salem Ave.
Holly Springs, MS 38635
800.848.8688
Zip Line Fun
520 Salem Ave.
Holly Springs, MS 38635
800.848.8688
8. A FRIEND
ZL90 ZIP LINE INSTALLATION, OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Thank you for purchasing our exciting new ZL90 Zip Line. The warnings and instructions that follow are important to
the enjoyment and safe play of all Zip Liners. Please review these with them and save for future reference.
WARNING
All of the following precautions should be exercised by adults and included in the ON SITE supervision of children using
the ZL90.
LIABILITY RELEASE
ROCK CLIMBING, ROPES COURSE, ZIP LINES ARE DANGEROUS
Allowing your children, friends, or anyone else's children to ride on a zip that has not been installed properly, maintained as instructed and
inspected for safety is tantamount to endangerment and negligence. Please use common sense and remember that you are responsible
for your decisions as well as the outcome. Zip Line Fun and its associates are not responsible for anything that may go wrong with
your zip line installation, trees, gear, trolleys, or related components. We are not responsible for any injuries or deaths that occur during
the construction or operation of your zip line or any other products. No. warranty related to zip lines is expressed or implied by installation
tips, construction guides, or by any representative of Zip Line Fun, including warranties of merchantability or fitness. Ensure you
educate yourself on the proper installation, maintenance and use of everything related to your zip line or other products. Seek competent
local assistance if you are unsure how to work with trees, cable installation or maintenance. All information related to zip lines received
from any representative or printed material distributed by Zip Line Fun is only an opinion and shall not be interpreted as expert or
professional advice. The customer accepts full responsibility for
any and all incidents, accidents, injuries, deaths, and property damage
that may occur during the building and operating of your zip line or other products. Serious injury and death may occur as a result of
improper use of this equipment. DO NOT attempt to use this equipment without proper training! Inspect all equipment before each use
and destroy any gear that is damaged, worn, or does not pass inspection. Any person using these products is responsible for the proper
care and maintenance of these products.
WHEN IN DOUBT, REPLACE ITI! Any person using these products in any manner assumes
all risk and responsibility for any damage or injury, including death, dismemberment or worse. Any litigation involving these products will
be defended and challenged according to the above release of liability.
ZL90 Zip Line has been designed for fun. It has been thoroughly tested to insure its safety and where applicable conforms to
ASTMF1148 Standard Consumer Safety Performance Specification for Home Playground Equipment, and European Toy Safety
Standard EN-71. However, as with all playground equipment and accessories, all users of ZL90 will need proper instruction
and supervision. ZL90 is intended to be used as a cable ride between two points.
Please Note: Observing the following statements and warnings reduces the likelihood of serious or fatal injury.
ALL USERS SHOULD BE INSTRUCTED :
1. TO use ZL90 ONLY after it is properly installed by an adult.
2. TO get off ZL90 ONLY after it has completely stopped and to drop gently to the ground.
3. THAT ZL90 is designed to be used by one rider at a time, 8 years old to adult, weighing up to 300 pounds.
4. TO use ZL90 ONLY as it is intended.
5. NOT TO walk close to, in front of, behind, or between a moving ZL90 or any other moving object.
6. NOT TO use ZL90 without adult supervision.
7. TO always begin the ride from a stable platform.
8. TO grip the handles firmly with both hands directly overhead before beginning the ride.
9. NOT TO attach ropes or other objects to the ZL90, unless it is a product provided by Zip Line Fun. These attachable products
have been safety tested to exceed the maximum stresses expected to be encountered when using ZL90.
10 . TO dress appropriately with well fitting shoes and no ponchos, scarves or other loose fitting clothing which is potentially
hazardous.
11. NOT TO use ZL90 when the equipment is wet.
TOOLS REQUIRED:
1. LADDER 6. WIRE CUTTER
2. PLIERS OR VlSE-GRIPS 7. ELECTRICAL TAPE
3. SOCKET WRENCH (5/16 or 8mm)
4. ADJUSTABLE WRENCHES X2
5. HAMMER
Zip Line Fun
520 Salem Ave.
Holly Springs, MS 38635
800.848.8688

TOOLS REQUIRED
1. Ladder 6. Wire Cutter
2. Pliers or Vise-Grips 7. Electrical Tape
3. Socket Wrench 8. A Friend
4. Adjustable Wrenches x2 (optional) 9. Tape Measure
5. Hammer
Parents Please Note: Observing the following statements and warnings reduces the likelihood of serious or fatal injury.
1. DO NOT allow the use of ZL70 by children without adult supervision.
2. DO NOT attach ZL70 to a tree or other upright without rst determining if the tree or other upright, at the point of
attachment, will support at least 1250 pounds.
3. ALWAYS check the support structure, attachments, trolley, cable clamps, turnbuckle and cable for integrity before
allowing the use of ZL70.
4. DO NOT attach ZL70 closer than 6 feet to any other playground equipment.
5. ALWAYS use a stable platform to stand on before beginning the ride.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Please Note: Observing the following statements and warnings reduces the likelihood of serious or fatal injury.
ZL70 Zip Line has been designed to provide children and adults with all of the enjoyment and traditional fun of a smooth, safe and
exhilarating ride through the air from one point to another.
1. Follow the installation instructions carefully.
2. Follow the rules of safe use..
3. Stand on a stable platform and grip the handles of the trolley directly overhead with both hands.
4. Lift your feet off the platform and ZL70 will do the rest.
5. ZL70 will slow and stop before reaching the other end of the ride. Drop gently to the ground onto both feet.
PARTS LIST
A. Turnbuckle 1
B. Cable clamps with lockwashers, nuts and thread caps 6 sets
C. Galvanized aircraft cable sling 1 sling with loop at each end
D. Galvanized aircraft cable 1 coil (approximately 74 feet long)
E. Trolley 1
F. Thread Caps 12
G. Thimble 1
Please check all parts against this list immediately. In case of discrepancy, email [email protected].
C 1
D 1
F 12
E 1
G 1
A 1
B 6
Thimble

INSTALLATION and ASSEMBLY SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Please Note: Observing the following statements and warnings reduces the likelihood of serious or fatal injury.
Do not substitute parts! The parts provided have been safety tested to exceed the maximum
stresses expected to be encountered when using this product. If a part becomes damaged in any way
email [email protected] for replacement information.
1. Be sure that the supporting trees or uprights are secure and will support at least 1250 pounds. If you are using
uprights other than trees or are considering installation on other than level ground please
email [email protected] for important safety information.
2. Be sure that the area between the trees or uprights is level and at a distance of not less than 6 feet from any structure or
obstruction such as a fence, garage, house, tree trunk, interfering branches, laundry line or electrical wire.
3. The maximum fall height for this product is determined by measuring from the handles to the ground at the highest
point of attachment to the tree or upright. This will vary depending upon the height of the user and the distance between
the trees or uprights (see assembly instructions).
4. Do not install ZL70 Zip Line over concrete, asphalt, packed earth, grass, carpet or any other hard surface. A fall
onto a hard surface can result in a serious injury or death to the equipment user. (See enclosed CONSUMER
INFORMATION SHEET FOR PLAYGROUND SURFACING MATERIALS).
5. Cable height: For ZL70 Zip Line to operate properly and safely it is necessary to follow the mounting instructions
carefully and observe the height recommendations. One end of the cable must be mounted at a lower level than the other
end and depending upon the height of the user and the distance between the trees or uprights, these levels can be easily
determined as follows:
5a. Measure the height of the user. If there is more than one user, and less than 6 inches in difference between their
heights, then for this purpose use the height of the tallest user. If heights of the users differ by more than 6 inches, it is
recommended that the height of the cable be adjusted to accommodate a user whose height is outside the range and that
user not be permitted to ride until adjustment is made. Add 2 1/2 feet to the height of the user determined and mark this
point on the upright intended to be the end point of the ride (i.e., if the user is 5’ 2” tall or 62 inches, then 62 plus 2 1/2 feet
or 30 inches equals 92 inches or 7’ 8”). SEE TABLE.
5b. Measure the distance between the uprights. For the full 70 feet add 2 1/2 feet (30”) to the height of the mark made on the
end point upright and mark this point on the upright intended to be the starting point of the ride (i.e., 96” + 30” = 122” or
10’ 2”). For each 10 feet less distance between the uprights reduce the add-on to the starting point by 6 inches (i.e. 60’
distance equals 2’ or 24” of add on at starting point.) SEE TABLE.
Please Note: Observing the following statements and warnings reduces the likelihood of serious or fatal injury.
WARNING! Do not add additional slope to the cable. This will not improve the ride and may create a danger to
the user!
USER HEIGHT LOW END
CABLE HEIGHT
HIGH END CABLE HEIGHT
AT DISTANCE BETWEEN UPRIGHTS
70 FEET 60 FEET 50 FEET 40 FEET
48 Inches 78 Inches 108 Inches 102 Inches 96 Inches 90 Inches
54 Inches 84 Inches 114 Inches 108 Inches 102 Inches 96 Inches
60 Inches 90 Inches 120 Inches 114 Inches 108 Inches 102 Inches
66 Inches 96 Inches 126 Inches 120 Inches 114 Inches 108 Inches
72 Inches 102 Inches 132 Inches 126 Inches 120 Inches 114 Inches

Assembly Instructions
NEVER USE EYEBOLTS OR SIMILAR HARDWARE IN CONNNECTION WITH THIS PRODUCT!
Illustration 1:
1. Set aside Assembled Trolley (E).
2. Carefully uncoil the galvanized aircraft cable (D).
Wrap one end around the starting point (high end) upright
at the height marked in Safety Instructions step 5b.
Upright
Upright
Sling
Turnbuckle
Nut
U-Bolts
Nuts
Thimble
Clamps
Lock Washers
Incorrect
See instructions for proper mounting heights.
Do not suspend cable over any hard surface.

A. Attachtherstclamp(atthehigh
end) so the U-bolt is one clamp
base width from the dead end
of the wire rope.
B. Tighten U-bolt nuts evenly on
rstclamp.Attachsecond
clamp no closer to the
tree/upright than 1½ times
the diameter of the tree/upright.
C. Attach the third clamp evenly
betweenthersttwoclamps.
Now tighten all nuts evenly.
Re-tighten all nuts after
the rst ride.
DISTANCE NOTE: Do not place the
rstcableclampclosesttothetree/upright
any nearer than 1½ times the diameter of the
tree/upright.
A
B
C
INSTALLATION and ASSEMBLY SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
Please Note: Observing the following statements and warnings reduces the likelihood of serious or fatal injury.
3. Using three (3) of the cable clamps (B) provided with lockwashers and nuts, secure the cable at the starting point
(high end) as illustrated below. Tighten the nuts carefully with a socket wrench and push the tread caps (F) over the
exposed threads.

7.
INSTALLATION and ASSEMBLY SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
Please Note: Observing the following statements and warnings reduces the likelihood of serious or fatal injury.
4. Usingahammer,tthethimble(G)totheeyed
end of the Turnbuckle (A) as illustrated.
6. Stretch out the cable and thread the loose
end through the trolley just below the
wheels and then through the eye end of the
Turnbuckle. Make sure that the turnbuckle is
in the fully opened position with the threads
of each end only slightly visible on the inside
of the frame.
7. Place one of the remaining cable clamps
(B) on the cable as if to secure this end (as
illustrated), and hand tighten nuts. Using
pliers or vice grips, grip the free end of the
cable and pull as tight as possible. Slide the
cable clamp towards the turnbuckle to secure
and pull as tight as possible again. Repeat
the process until you feel that you have
pulled the cable as tight as possible. Tighten
the nuts on the cable carefully with a socket
wrench and fully secure the cable with the
other two cable clamps.
5. Wrap the cable sling (C) provided around the other upright at the terminating point (or low end) at the height
determined in Safety Instructions step 5b and place the loops at the end of the sling over the bolt inside the
jaw end of the turnbuckle as illustrated.

9. Tighten the turnbuckle by turning the frame while holding the ends. This will increase the tension in the cable.
Do not tighten all the way, but only until the cable appears to be a straight line. The ideal tension is approximately
200 lbs. You can test this as follows: Obtain a shopping bag with handles and place in it a 5 lb. weight such as a
bagofsugarorour.Movethetrolleytotheapproximatecenterofthecableandmeasurethedistancefromthe
cable to the ground. Hang the bag from the handles of the trolley and re-measure the distance from the cable to
the ground. At 200 lbs. tension the cable should be 4 inches closer to the ground. If this distance is more than 4
inches, then you must tighten the turnbuckle. If the distance is less than 4 inches, you must loosen the turnbuckle.
After achieving the proper tension tighten the locknuts on each end of the turnbuckle tight to the frame of the
turnbuckle.
INSTALLATION and ASSEMBLY SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
Please Note: Observing the following statements and warnings reduces the likelihood of serious or fatal injury.
8. Depending upon the length of your Zip Line, you may now have extra cable. This excess should
be removed. Wrap both protruding cable ends with electrical tape to cover sharp or pointed
edges. Using a wire cutter or pliers remove any excess wire protruding beyond 6 inches from the
last cable clamp.

INSTALLATION and ASSEMBLY SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
Please Note: Observing the following statements and warnings reduces the likelihood of serious or fatal injury.
10. Now, while standing erect, test the connections by placing your full weight (as close to 225 lbs. as possible) on the
trolley at approximately the center point of the ride. If you feel any slippage you must adjust the tension again and
tighten the cable clamps further. Repeat this process until there is no slippage.
11. Obtain a secure platform to place at the starting point of the ride. Place it at the start of the ride and make sure that
it cannot tip in any direction.
12. Now test the ride. You should stop a short distance before reaching the other end. If you stop considerably short,
then you probably have too much tension in the cable and should loosen the turnbuckle slightly. If you come too
close to the ground, then you may have too little tension and should tighten the turnbuckle slightly, or you should
recheck your measurements.
13. Aftertherstuse,youmayexpectasmallamountofstretchinthecableduetoitsconstruction.
This is normal and can be adjusted by following the installation instruction step 9.
Your ZL70 is now ready for use and enjoyment.
At the Beginning of Each Play Season:
o Check the trolley, cable and cable clamps for evidence of rust, deterioration, excessive wear, fractures,
breaks or sharp edges. Replace if necessary.
o Check for all bolt covering’s and sharp edges. Replace if necessary.
o Check all nuts and bolts for tightness and tighten as required.
o Rake and check the depth of loose ll protective surfacing materials to prevent compaction and to maintain
appropriate depth. Replace as necessary. It is particularly important that this procedure be followed at the
beginning and end of each play season.
o Reinstall Plastic Parts, Swing Seats or Other Items.
Once a Month During Play Season:
o Check the trolley, cable and cable clamps for evidence of rust, deterioration, excessive wear, fractures,
breaks or sharp edges. Replace if necessary.
Twice a Month During Play Season:
o Rake and check the depth of loose ll protective surfacing materials to prevent compaction and to maintain
appropriate depth. Replace as necessary. It is particularly important that this procedure be followed at
the beginning and end of each play season.
o Check for all bolt covering’s and sharp edges. Replace if necessary.
o Check all nuts and bolts for tightness and tighten as required.
At the End of Each Play Season/Temperature Drops Below 32 degrees Fahrenheit:
o Uninstall and take the ZL70 Zip Line trolley, swing seats or other items inside.
o Rake and check the depth of loose ll protective surfacing materials to prevent compaction and to maintain
appropriate depth. Replace as necessary. It is particularly important that this procedure be followed at
the beginning and end of each play season.
Maintenance:
1) When done at prescribed intervals, the above check lists will provide for long lasting and
safe use of your ZL70 Zip Line.
2) Owners shall be responsible for maintaining the legibility of the warning labels.
WARNING: Always check the cable before use following an electrical storm. Lightning can strike the cable and
weaken it, which could result in a fall and injury!
WARNING: Failure to carry out these checks and inspections could result in a fall and injury!

WARNING
WIRE ROPE/CABLE
Wire rope WILL FAIL if worn-out, overloaded, misused, damaged,
improperly maintained or abused.
Wire rope failure may cause serious injury or death!
Protect yourself and others:
ALWAYS INSPECT wire rope for WEAR, DAMAGE, or ABUSE BEFORE and DURING USE.
NEVER USE wire rope that is WORN-OUT, DAMAGED or ABUSED.
Destroy and discard worn out or damaged wire rope in a fashion
that does not permit use by someone that does not know the hazard.
1. ATTACH THE FIRST CLAMP SO THE U-BOLT IS ONE
CLAMP BASE WIDTH FROM THE DEAD END OF THE
WIRE ROPE. THE LIVE END OF THE ROPE SEATS IN
THE SADDLE (CLAMP BASE). REMEMBER LIVE END
SADDLE, DEAD END U-BOLT.
2. TIGHTEN U-BOLT NUTS EVENLY ON 1ST CLAMP TO
3 FOOT POUNDS OF TORQUE. ATTACHE SECOND
CLAMP NO CLOSER TO THE TREE/UPRIGHT THAN
1+1/2 TIMES THE DIAMETER OF THE TREE/UPRIGHT.
TURN NUTS ON THIS CLAMP FIRMLY BUT DO NOT
TORQUE YET.
3. ATTACH THIRD CLAMP EVENLY BETWEEN THE FIRST
TWO CLAMPS.
4. NOW TIGHTEN ALL NUTS EVENLY TO 3 FOOT POUNDS
OF TORQUE.
5. INSPECT TO BE SURE THAT THE WIRE ROPE HAS NET
BEEN DAMAGED..
6. RE-TORQUE ALL NUTS AFTER APPLYING THE FIRST
LOAD TO THE ZL70. WIRE ROPE CLAMPS SHOULD BE
INSPECTED AND RETORQUED PERIODICALLY.
WARNING-OVERTIGTENING THE NUTS ON THE CLAMPS
MAY DAMAGE THE WIRE ROPE AND CREATE A SERIOUS
HAZARD.
DO NOT PLACE THE WIRE ROPE CLAMP CLOSEST TO
THE TREE/UPRIGHT ANY NEARER THAN 1+1/2 TIMES THE
DIAMETER OF THE TREE/UPRIGHT. ATTACHING CLAMPS
NEARER TO THE TREE OR UPRIGHT MAY CRIMP AND
DAMAGE THE CABLE AT ITS ENTRY TO THE CLAMP WHEN
TIGHTENED AND SERIOUSLY WEAKEN THE CABLE. DO
NOT OVERTIGHTEN THE NUTS ON THE CLAMPS AS THIS
MAY DAMAGE THE CABLE AND SERIOUSLY WEAKIN IT.
PROPER CLAMPING AND ATTACHEMENT INSTRUCTIONS
1st clamp
2nd clamp
3rd clamp
DISASSEMBLY
1. Follow the steps backwards beginning with the release of tension at the turnbuckle.
DISPOSAL
1. Disassemble and dispose of all playground equipment in such a way that no unreasonable hazards will exist at the time it is
discarded.

LIMITED WARRANTY
Zip Line Fun warrants to the rst consumer purchaser, for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase, that the Zip Line will be free from defective
workmanship and materials, and agrees that it will, at its option, either repair the defect or replace the defective product or part thereof at no charge to the
purchaser for parts or for labor.
This warranty does not apply to any product which has been damaged or defaced, which has been subject to misuse, abnormal service or handling, or which has
been altered or modied in design, construction, assembly, installation or operation.
In order to enforce the rights under this limited warranty, the purchaser should return the warranty registration card enclosed in the product package and contact
Zip Line Fun if a problem occurs. In the alternative, the purchaser should have available and submit a proof of purchase to Zip Line Fun.
This limited warranty described above is in addition to whatever implied warranties may be granted to purchasers by law.
The warranties described above shall be the sole and exclusive remedy available to the purchaser.

How to Install Zip Line without Trees
1) Determine if you will need to install post’s on one side of zip line ride or both sides (each
side will require Qty. 2: 6’ x 6’ x 12’ long posts).
2) For each side you will be using post’s instead of trees:
a. Bolt Two 6’ x 6’ x 12’ pressure treated posts one in front of the other.
b. Bury and cement the posts 4-5’ in the ground.
c. Face the skinner side (~5.5” wide) toward the direction the zip line ride will
travel.
3) Wait 24 hours to let the cement dry.
4) Sand down the edges of the posts to make them more rounded where the zip line cable
will wrap around.
5) Use the post like a tree to continue your zip line installation.

SLOPE
1) Tie a string between the two trees that you will set the zip line up
on. Make sure that the string is level by using a leveler.
2) Measure the high end (starting point) from the ground to the
bottom of the string.
3) Measure the low end (stopping point) from the ground to the
bottom of the string.
4) The difference is your slope. ***Note that the higher ground tree
will be your high end (starting point).
5) ubtract this slope from the high point determined by following
the table in the installation manual and keep the low point the same.
Ex. You determine what heights to install your zip line by following
the table in the installation manual and find out that you need to
anchor the high point at 150 inches and the low point at 102 inches.
Next you will determine the slope by following the above directions.
You find out that you have a slope of 3 feet or 36 inches. Next, you
subtract 150 inches (high point) by 36 inches (slope) to come away
with your new high point anchor: 144 inches or 9½ feet. You will keep
your low point at 102 inches or 8½ feet. The slope in your yard will
make up the 3 feet that you subtracted from the high point and give
you the same ride as if you had level ground.