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Crossed springs on trampoline

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skialpental
Posts: 248 - Karma: 38

I understand the theory of crossed springs but can someone take a picture of what the crossed springs look like before I go out and ruin my tramp.

Mar 29 2008 1:41AM
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TylerS
Posts: 2720 - Karma: 49
how bouncy is your trampoline? On a scale of 1-10: 1 being a piece of shit and 10 being brand new.

If youve had it for awhile, and the mattress part of it is really loose and you cant get any bounce off of it, definetly cross em. I did that to a few of my friends trampolines and it worked like a charm and gave it a second life.



Mar 29 2008 8:46AM
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AMTL
Posts: 9 - Karma: -3
i cross the springs on my tramp and its alot bouncier but they hurt more to fall on
Jun 21 2008 3:06PM
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Deletedtoday
Posts: 4060 - Karma: 398
me and my bro did it to our friends tramp. i dont have a picture but it works makes it alot more bouncy make sure you are strong enough to do it and its ok to skip a few if you cant do them
Jun 21 2008 3:08PM
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E.C.
Posts: 3211 - Karma: 319
my tramp is about 5 years old and ive never had to cross my springs and you still get sweet air and one of my friends did it to is and it works alot better if the mat is loose
Jun 21 2008 3:08PM
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steezyjibber
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yes it does work. dont worry about screwing up your tramp. i wouldnt do it to your tramp if u've only had it like 2 months tho
Jun 21 2008 3:22PM
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bigwhite.steeze
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after a while it does screw it up though cause the srpings become permanently stretched.
Jun 21 2008 3:26PM
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