🧪 Effortlessly Install your Trampoline Springs with SANJOIN Trampoline Spring Pull T Hook Review

Works well but I found out after purchase that you can do the same thing with an extra spring and much easier. So save your money and just use the springs that are already in the trampoline box.

This item will help you stretch your springs, but don't expect it to last long in tight spots. After about 4 springs it broke into two parts. Instead I just used the standard spring to pull and stretch the other springs.

When it comes to the trampoline itself, this is the tool for you. This will help you remove the feathers quickly and easily. I was expecting it to take longer to disassemble the trampoline but it helped a lot. It didn't take more than 30 minutes. I definitely recommend it.

Nice: I had to replace the hood springs. It was a two man job, my assistant using the hook to pull from the front while I struggled with the spring case. I wouldn't use anything heavier, but it's worth adding a toolbox; You never know when it might come in handy.

So in the end the springs were pulled out and reinserted? Yes. However, the thinness of the grip really cut my fingers. By the time we finished, my fingers were blistered and bleeding. 3 stars because it serves its purpose, but a pen would be better.

I used to have one like this from another manufacturer and felt like I was pulling on a dull blade. It was very uncomfortable. However, this one was thick enough that I could pull on each spring without too much discomfort. hands, but above average. So this one is more than good enough. Also, the metal on it feels very durable, which I appreciate.

So glad I ordered it. My family bought our first children's outdoor trampoline. I decided that if we have a tramp, we should have a decent spring assembly tool. The trampoline came with a similar tool, but it was just a small thin piece of metal with no handle. This thing is durable and the handle is strong and comfortable. With that we took out the tramp in a couple of hours and I'm sure I saved my husband and fingers a couple of times. If you have a trampoline you will need at least one of…