Benny Bulldozer 2500 Fun Bounce Spring Rider Instruction Manual

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Specifications

Concrete minimum of 2500 PSI Surface Mount Installation
Recommended slab thickness: 8 inches or more
Anchors should have at least a 3400-pound ultimate pull-out load
Recommended Hardware: 8-12 J-Bolts (4x), Washers (8x), Lock Nuts (4x), Regular Nuts (4x) based on 4-hole base plate

Step 1: Prepare the Installation Area

Step 2: Mounting the Spring Bouncer

Using J-Bolts, slide the bolts through each of the holes in the base plate of the spring rider.
The J portion of the bolt should be buried in the concrete.
Loosely attach the bolts to the plate with lock nuts and washers.
Place extra nuts and a few threads on top of each J-Bolt to help hammer the assembly firmly into the concrete mix, preventing stripping due to hammering.

Step 3: Curing Process

Once the bolts are set, allow the concrete to cure for at least 48 hours, following the concrete manufacturer’s recommendations.
It may be necessary to retighten the nuts during this time.

Q: Can I mount the spring bouncer on a slab less than 8 inches thick?
A: We do not recommend mounting to a slab less than 8 inches thick for safety and stability reasons. It is important to follow the recommended guidelines for proper installation.
Q: How long should I wait before using the spring bouncer after installation?
A: It is advisable to wait for at least 48 hours to allow the concrete to properly cure before using the spring bouncer. This ensures a secure and stable installation.

Concrete minimum of 2500 PSI

Surface Mount Installation (Pre-Existing Slab)

We do not recommend mounting to a slab less than 8” thick. Anchors should have at least a 3400-pound ultimate pull-out load.

Note: Using straps along with wooden stakes to stabilize the spring bouncer as concrete cures.

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Using J-Bolts, slide bolts through each of the holes in the base plate of the spring rider.
(The J portion of the bolt will be buried in the concrete.) Loosely attach bolts to the plate with lock nuts and washers.
The extra nuts will be placed just a few threads on the top of each J-Bolt to help hammer the entire assembly firmly into the concrete mix.
(This helps make sure the bolt does not strip due to the hammering.)
Once the bolts are set, let the concrete cure for at least 48 hours.
(Follow concrete manufacturer’s recommendations.) It may be necessary to retighten the nuts at this time.

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Created By: Gene Flowers Date Modified: 04/01/19

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