How do you adjust the legs? We just setup and it seems to only have one pin position.
1381982
It does only have one pin hole position. But if you push in the pins and lay the legs back that is the second position.
1381983
You are right -- there is only one pin placement. To get different types of rebounds, you throw at different locations -- bottom for low liners, middle for popups, outside for change of direction.
1381984
We only found one, as well. Maybe prop up the leg with a V board, made of a second board edge nailed?
1381985
simply push in the silver buttons on both legs---it does have 2 positions, one uses the buttons and corresponding holes, he other rests against he mounts, i believe.
1381986
They do not adjust, really poor quality on this product. It will break quickly.
1381987
The only way is to adjust the angle of the legs, not the height on the frame, if I remember.
1381988
I'm not 100% sure without going out to the back 40 where my son has it to look at it, but I believe we just pushded in the little silver button and adjusted it. We have always been able to get it to adjust easily. My son LOVES it. Good luck.
1381989
My son sets it to the angle he wants and then uses the stakes to hold it in place
534328
Each silver leg has a screw that attaches it to the black support leg. You unscrew the screw, then can raise or lower the leg to the height desired. Finally, you retighten the screw. I does take an allen wrench. You could tip it over and do it all at once, but I just do them one at a time and let the table be wobbly for a minute.
1134763
Sounds like you don't have it extended enough. There should be three height levels. After you have expanded the base and attached the top, you extend each leg upward until it clicks into place. This is the lowest setting. You should be able to extend each leg two more "notches" if you will.
652440
I had the same problem. It is because it is not very long. I suggest you drill a half inch hole fore or aft of the pin going completely through and install a bolt and nut. That will take out any looseness and be very secure.
780133
My husband says there are some slots in the base that you need to line up to get it started right. Then you can screw it on more easily. Hope this will help you.
1048781
Greetings, our supplier has stated that all you have to do is attach the legs. Hope this was helpful! Thanks
2204671
First adjust the bottom to its widest stance. Then slide the center pole so the load is at its closest to the ground. I do that because I'm short and I discovered it's very stable.
481415
Okay, Pamela, if you look on the directions, there is a real neat (kind strange looking) peg that sets up on either side of the unit. You have to choose where you want it, but it's simple and works beautifully. I did the same thing with mine and I'm very happy with it. The plans also show just how to mount it up and all...very cool. Good luck, Darb
1412527
yes, make sure all the little bars under the blue dome are in place and then remove the pin and push the dome up into place, then do the bottom legs.
2024694
I know this is old, but perhaps to help someone else.... you have to make sure the legs are screwed into the correct threads. It takes a bit of thinking to figure out which leg goes where. Once you play the guessing game correctly, they all sit on the floor evenly. Labeling with a diagram would have been helpful, but it's not impossible.
916406
I configured with three on long side and 4 on short side. My short side is on the right. Just turned it around.
1003513
OMG! I know it's soooo confusing. I went through several pins before I figured it out. 1. Hang the light 2. Then put the pins in. Put them all in. This way you know how many extra pins you have. (I had to do a few redues) 3. Start on the bottom tier 4. Put the crystal behind the pin. 5.This is the tricky part... Bend the pin down. You want the edge of the crystal to be right below the brass of the chandelier. 6. Then push the pin up. It's almost as if you are creating a "U" shape with the pin. 7. You'll want to balance the crystals, so work from one side to the other. Note: it will seem as if the crystals are uneven. They will not be perfect, so you gotta get over it.... (My OCD was kicking in high gear during this project.. But it is beautiful and I get sooo many compliments on the chandelier...) After a few "pin U's" you will get into a grove and they will be about the same height. 8. Once you complete a tier review the height of the crystals. You can make adjustments when you finish a tier. At that time you can decide to due a few redues. Let me know if that helped. Not sure I can post a photo...? Best of luck. It will be beautiful.
585128
Not entirely sure what you are asking so Ill just go thru the basics. Ok so it comes with the allen wrench, which is used to attach the bottom legs, also it comes with the small wrench. that is to tighten the nut in the middle of the 'X' Section in case it comes loose at some point. To adjust the height of the stand, you pull the knob like piece towards you and it moves the locking pin out of the hole. then you can open or close the stand to get it to the height you desire. When it is at the height you want you release the pin and it snaps into one of the 6 holes that determine the height of the stand locking it in place. At times the screw and nut that holds the 'X' part together comes loose and you use the little wrench and screwdriver to tighten it, but this does not occur often. I hope this answers your question, if not please explain more as to what info you are looking to gain and ill try to answer. thanks!
440146
I am not sure what you are trying to do so more info may help.It sounds as you may be extending the width of the table ?if so it would be possible to screw down the clamps upside down ,you would need 2, and then pull the extension board tight to the existing system.If this is not what you're looking for ,supply more information and maybe one of us can help....John
2033184
The legs are made of two interlocking tubes. One has holes the other has small metal 'buttons' which fit into into the holes with a click. In order to adjust height you depress the button and twist the tube up or down as needed, fitting the button into the next hole and let it pop out so it holds the tube/shaft in place. Can be a bit tricky to depress the button once its already in place.
1269767
pull pin for top only!unfortunately the legs have the sucky push buttons that pinch your fingers.I'd pay an extra $20 for pull pins on the legs.
1030620
Hi Lacie.All that I remember is that you have to interpret their badly expressed instructions precisely right the first time or you damage a pin and make the installation impossible.Unless you are cleverer than my pretty clever brother, I'd buy something else. (We were unable to get a replacement pin from the company.)Good luck.