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Using the remaining 10ft post (that is square on both ends) mark out equidistantly where
the swings are to be placed. Leave 600mm per swing
Once these have been marked, using a 10mm drill bit, drill a hole right through the timber
Place each ‘o’-hook through these holes, secure using the appropriate spanner
Now the tricky part. The ‘v’-frame is designed to be at a 10 degree angle (i.e it is not at 90
degrees to the surface). This is best achieved by measuring 11 ft from the end of the
climbing frame to the base of the v-frame.
The ‘v’-frame should be then lined up to the centre of the frame
The holes on the ground should then be marked and the ‘v’-frame should be sunk into it’s
place so that the swing bar is level
Once this is achieved (no easy task), then secure both ends into place
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