How do you adjust the slope I don't see the instructions for it
1436046
There is an adjuster on each end. Easy to adjust with an open end wrench. Install instructions are pretty clear on that point.
1436047
I have a rail on the side of my deck. I tie the awning to the top of the rail. It is kind of weak to be left open if it is not tied down. I leave it open unless I see a storm is coming. Without the rail, I think with the wind I have, it would have been torn up by now. It fills up with water, when it rains. With tying it down, I have to dump the water out after the rain stops. I guess it was made to put down when you need it and rolled up as soon as you don't need it.
1436048
loosen the 2 nuts on each side where the arms swing out and remove the rubber cap (it looks like a acorn) thats the adjustment bolt loosen will lower and tighten will raise it retighten nuts when done
1436049
I put shim spacers in between the garage wall and the lower/bottom hole of the bracket, that gave it a lift angling the awning upwards and minimizing what you call the "slope" when the awning is then extended outward
2123441
You should have instructions. It can be adjusted. See web site for details.
2117733
yes. You have to manually adjust the incline, and there are only two incline levels.
975106
The incline is a manual adjustment, so must be set before your workout. I think there are only 2-3 setting, but don't know the inclines degrees. This is a feature that I don't use, as I prefer it to be level.
1520709
There is only one angle. Because you need to be able to slide the parallel edge you can't lay it flat. At the two top corners there are small fold out legs that only raise the back up a few inches. I would say the angle is less than 10 degrees. If you need it to be steeper you could rig something directly to each leg to make it a steeper angle. I don't have it in front of me, I gave it as a gift so I don't know the exact angle but it's enough to lift the one side of the board off the table so you can slide the parallel edge.
1538494
mine came with 0- instructions I don't know how the poles should go together
2131188
I'm trying to figure that out too! A video would be nice. The step-by-step instructions aren't clear.
2116673
Sprayer settings are adjustable anywhere from a few inches to about 43-4 feet the way mine is installed. Mine is also installed on the flat not sure how it would work on a slope. If your water pressure is too high and you only have a few of the sprayers installed it can blow the sprayers apart and you will need to buy more.
1981263
not for me, sliding is easy and simple. just press the middle where the line and slide up or down. good luck!
1708691
The bottom of the horizontal support. You can adjust it by cutting the verticals that drop down to support the four corners. Just measure where you want to be and cut the verticals accordingly.
1782988
There's no adjustable incline option, you can just simply increase the resistance.
1766886
Not sure how slight the slope is, but if the slope is not more than a degree or two, you should be able to use the adjustments on the machine to get the ball in the strike zone. The various speeds and distances are controlled by moving the pin from one slot to another. There is also a micro-adjustment that uses a screw to make minor adjustments. I use the micro-adjustment very frequently if you want to move the ball around the strike zone.
1920361
No instructions. I looked on you tube. There are a lot of people showing how to do it.
35802
Easiest way ive found is start at the botton and work your way around the edges. It is still difficult though, dont get me wrong.
951075
We just started using it. You can adjust the settings for "less" resistance so the heavier you are the less incline.
1056854
I can't say how it works, I tried to adjust according to the instructions, but still doesn't work as written
39975
Tilt one end down a little. Adjust it to al little longer than needed and push it up to where you want it. You might have to pound it up with your hand to the spot needed.