I have a 14 ft trampoline frame, with 7.5 inch springs. Which size do I need?
1751995
Measure from the outer ring across to the other side. If it's 14 Ft then you need to order the 14ft.
1751996
This was bought for my daughter's trampoline and I initially bought a 12' and then found it was 14' and exchanged it for that size. I don't know the length of the springs but the 14' fit perfectly so I would assume the springs are all the same and therefore a 14' should fit fine. In the event, Amazon is very good to refund your purchase price if you need to try again for the perfect fit.
1751997
They are sold by frame size, so you need a 14ft. They all have a 10 inch pad width to cover the springs.
66756
Not too complicated... Order the 13' net if your trampoline is 13' diameter.
547273
Measure your trampoline to ensure it's 14 feet. If so, this will work. Snug getting it on but fits.
694459
I would think the 14" would be sufficient. I purchased the 18" and it has been extremely effective in relaxing my IT band.
1556135
I can't speak to the differences between the years but I would believe so. This attaches to the "legs", rather than the existing slots, so as long as your model has the same feet configuration as "Orbounder Trampoline and Enclosure Combo 14-Feet" (as mine is) you should be fine.
883932
I think it would be too big. It fits perfectly on the 14 ft tramp. You might be able to overlap it and still wrap the straps around the legs. Not sure, but I think you would be better off with a 12 ft cover.
1389816
My bar is for my 26 inch bike, I don' t know if it can fit a 14 inch bike. Maybe they come in smaller sizes?
1712785
I initially measured. and thought I needed a 13' replacement mat when I really needed a 14'. I didn't order the replacement springs online. I brought then from either Dicks Sporting Goods or Academy but I can't remember. It was easier to take the spring in the store to make sure I got the best fit.
1645458
They give you an abundance of springs in case of assorted sizes. I'm certain the'll have the size your looking for.
1842617
It all sort of depends upon the length of the spring bars. You need to mount the brackets in a position that allows the chains to attach perpindicular to the 'A' frame--the chains need to be going straight up and down and not at an angle. IIRC it was between 20" and 24".
1292098
I'm not familiar with that model, but, it was very easy to install and seemed to be designed to fit many trampoline makes. FYI... I got my trampoline at Wal-Mart. Hope this helps.
2141900
My trampoline is 14 feet with six poles rounded top. I'm not sure about the trampoline you have but as long as its 14 ft with six poles, it will work. The round top has a bendable medal rod that snaps in place to the six poles. I hope this helps.
1117645
Hello, I bought a two pack of springs when I got the Felco 2, I decided to buy them for backup instead of looking for them in a hurry. In the shipping bubble pack the springs measure 2 1/2" long.......regards..........poppie927.
1479308
I ordered this and the safety pad separately. Upper Bounce Super Trampoline Safety Pad (Spring Cover) Fits for 15-Feet Round 10-Inch Wide Trampoline Frames, BlueSold by Cheap Trampoline Parts15 ft. (Frame Size) Round Replacement Trampoline Net for 4 Arch Enclosure System (JumpKing FunRing / Bazoongi) 15 ft. (Frame Size) Round Replacement Trampoline Net for 4 Arch Enclosure System (JumpKing FunRing / Bazoongi)Sold by Cheap Trampoline Parts
1348377
Both should work. Technically it would use 8in but I'm using 14in and they work just fine for me.
795278
If the dimeter of Your trampoline is 14 to 16 Feet it Will work! I have a 16 Feet dameter trampoline and it feets perfectly, this is a much stronger and better quality net than the original one ! Defenitely recommend it if the siZe fits!!! This net comes with straps.
1136709
700mm x 35 is the metric size but that's roughly 27 1/2 x 1 1/4 inches so should fit ok. 14G is 14 gauge spokes and 36H is 36 holes in the rim. I wouldn't worry about these last two items unless you are concerned about weight (not the case usually on a casual use bike). One other thing to be aware of - QR is for quick release axles as opposed to bolt on, and makes wheel removal much easier.