JUNGLE JUMPAROO ASSEMBLY
To inflate your Inner Tube, you will need a standard air compressor with an attachment like that used for car tires, to ensure proper inflation we recommend using the start\stop method; small burst of air then stop, continue until full. This keeps the tube round and helps the air disperse within the tube evenly.
- There is NO PSI reading on the tube due to the lack of an outer tire
- The Large Inner tube will stand 14-16 inches high and the Mini tube about 12-14 inches high when properly inflated
- During inflation If you notice any asymmetry in your tube remove any air in the tube and re-inflate slowly using the stop and start air flow method to prevent bulging
- Due to the heavy rubber compound it can take a few weeks for your tube to break-in and may require more air, we recommend filling the tube slowly and adding more as needed. Inflating the tube too quickly or over inflation of the tube will decrease the lifespan and can also cause bulging
- If you encounter a slow leak in your new inner tube it is likely due to a loose inner valve stem core. If this part is not tightened all the way it will allow air to slowly leak over time. Use a small pair of tweezers or the valve tool that came with your Jungle Jumparoo to tighten this part by turning the inner pin in the valve stem clockwise (to the right) until it stops. You can also remove this part to deflate the inner tube quickly by unscrewing this part counterclockwise (to the left).
The Jungle Jumparoo Tube has been specifically developed and tested to withstand the impact of jumping and is made from the heaviest premium rubber compound on the market and there are a few key steps you can take to ensure the lifespan of your Inner Tube:
- Avoid abrasive or corrosive chemicals, such as pool treatment chemicals, motor oil, fertilizer, industrial cleaning solutions, sharp objects, high heels, sports cleats, weed whackers lawn mowers etc.
- Avoid Sunlight/UV exposure, we suggest using the Tube Cover and the All-Weather Cover to protect the Inner Tube when enjoying the Jungle Jumparoo outdoors. The Jungle Jumparoo Tube Cover is not UV resistant and will fade when used outdoors, but adds an extra layer of protection, helps prevent tube splits, bulging, adds traction when using the Turret Sprinkler and protect little feet from a hot tube
- Avoid extreme temperatures hot and cold, remove air for the hotter summer months
- Avoid under inflation or Over inflation, long periods of non-use (such as seasonal storage)
- Inner tubes that are used often will last longer as this maintains the elasticity and flexibility of the rubber. During the manufacturing process, the tube manufacturer adds a protective compound to the rubber formula. Regular use allows the inner tube to flex and compress, pushing this protective substance to the surface. This doesn’t happen in an unused inner tube, so the rubber is more vulnerable to damage from ozone and oxidation. Tubes that are stored over the winter are more likely to have rubber rot and develop holes when inflated in the spring. If you must store the tube deflate, store in a plastic bag in a cool dark location. However, this does not guarantee that there will be no rubber rot.
Over or improper inflation, bulging, outdoor use and storage without suggested protection and care, seasonal storage and contact with sharp objects are not covered by warranty.
- To move your Jungle Jumparoo through a doorway simply remove the tube from the cage
- Remove the set screws from ONE portion of the base. Leaving the base connectors inserted and secured with the remaining 2 set screws (please note that failure to do so may result in the base connector sliding into the base and becoming stuck)
- When walking through the doorway simply pinch the 2 sections together and bring the Jumparoo through the door at an angle.
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Once your Jungle Jumparoo is completely assembled, adjust the metal slide on the swing to create a loop in the rope
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Take the loop created in the rope and the blue hang bar and place over the swing bar or the side of the octagon passing the blue hang bar through the loop
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You can then adjust the rope handle height as desired with the metal slider or by winding and looping the rope around the octagon or bar.
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Make sure there is no open loop in the rope
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Place Sprinkler on top of Jungle Jumparoo octagon, can can attach the sprinkler facing upward or downward.
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Attach 2 provided straps around each side of sprinkler to the sides of the octagon
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Slide the hose under the inner tube, or drape over the inner tube based on your preference and attach the hose to the Turret Sprinkler
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Secure the sprinkler to one of the poles with the final strap
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Turn dial on sprinkler to try out the different water stream patterns
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Have a BLAST!!!
JUMPAROO CARE & MAINTENANCE
- Inspect and tighten all bars and bolts as needed
- You may also use a product called “Loctite” in the threads of your Jungle Jumparoo if you find the bars or bolts are not staying threaded after a single use
- Visually inspect the inner tube for proper inflation.
- Check for any signs of visible damage or wear to the tube.
- Tighten all hardware
- Check all bolts and set screws to ensure they are screwed together tight and properly, set screws should be flush with bar
- Replace any missing bolts or set screws as needed
- Check tube for wear or rubber rot, add or remove air as needed for proper inflation
- Many people do not understand why their tube will suddenly not hold air after being packed away all winter long, the answer is simple. When rubber is not is use it begins to breakdown causing rubber rot. The best thing you can do to prolong the use of your tube is to use it as often as possible!
- Use a UV protectant on your inner tube to increase the lifespan of the tube
- There are various products on the market, this is simply one we have use personally
- If using the Jungle Jumparoo outdoors we recommend wiping the Jungle Jumparoo down with CRL or a similar product then applying a clear sealant coat on the powder coating every season to seal any cracks or wear that may developed over time and use.
- The Jungle Jumparoo Tube cover is not UV resistant
- We highly suggest keeping the tube cover covered by a tarp or All-Weather Cover when not in use.
- If necessary wash the tube cover by hand with a neoprene wash or mild detergent and hang to dry.
- There is NO PSI reading on the tube due to the lack of an outer tire
- The Large Inner tube will stand about 14-16 inches high and the Mini tube about 12-14 inches high when properly inflated
- During inflation If you notice any asymmetry in your tube remove any air in the tube and re-inflate slowly using the stop and start air flow method to prevent bulging
- Due to the heavy rubber compound it can take a few weeks for your tube to break-in and may require more air, we recommend filling the tube slowly and adding more as needed. Inflating the tube too quickly or over inflation of the tube will decrease the lifespan and can also cause bulging
- If you encounter a slow leak in your new inner tube it is likely due to a loose inner valve stem core. If this part is not tightened all the way it will allow air to slowly leak over time. Use a small pair of tweezers or the valve tool that came with your Jungle Jumparoo to tighten this part by turning the inner pin in the valve stem clockwise (to the right) until it stops. You can also remove this part to deflate the inner tube quickly by unscrewing this part counterclockwise (to the left).
- Avoid abrasive or corrosive chemicals, such as pool treatment chemicals, motor oil, fertilizer, industrial cleaning solutions, sharp objects, high heels, sports cleats, weed whackers lawn mowers etc.
- Avoid Sunlight/UV exposure, we suggest using the Tube Cover and the All-Weather Cover to protect the Inner Tube when enjoying the Jungle Jumparoo outdoors. Failure to use the Tube Cover when using the Jumparoo outdoors will void the Tube Warranty. The Jungle Jumparoo Tube Cover is not UV resistant and will fade when used outdoors, but adds an extra layer of protection, helps prevent tube splits, premature rubber rot due to UV exposure, asymmetry, adds traction when using the Turret Sprinkler and protect little feet from a hot tube
- Avoid extreme temperatures hot and cold, remove air for the hotter summer months
- Under inflation or Over inflation, long periods of non-use (such as seasonal storage)
- Inner tubes that are used often will last longer as this maintains the elasticity and flexibility of the rubber. During the manufacturing process, the tube manufacturer adds a protective compound to the rubber formula. Regular use allows the inner tube to flex and compress, pushing this protective substance to the surface. This doesn’t happen in an unused inner tube, so the rubber is more vulnerable to damage from ozone and oxidation. Tubes that are stored over the winter are more likely to have rubber rot and develop holes when inflated in the spring. If you must store the tube deflate, store in a plastic bag in a cool dark location. However, this does not guarantee that there will be no rubber rot.
- Use a UV protectant on your inner tube to increase the lifespan of the tube