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Hi Dan, apologies for the tardy reply! I don't know whether you've taken the plunge and bought one yet, given we've just had winter and spring is here. It depends how old your child is, or indeed if its for a child at all! The larger one is def the better option for 2 smaller kids to play together, or one adult and a child. Be aware of springs breaking though. I have kept all the springs from the previous one (no issue from Argos about that) and I have already had to replace 6. They are not cheap to buy separately at that rate of attrition, believe me. Other than that, yes the trampoline is functioning well and appears to well designed and easy to maintain. Will it last as long as the old one, I suspect not, but then, my daughter will have probably have outgrown it any way in a few years. at the moment though, its proving a great investment. make sure it is well anchored in your garden as high winds, such as we've had recently, would see it replicating a scene from 'The Detectorists'!

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Have you tried a a bit of WD40 or a similar silicon spray and let it soak. If it hasn't been off for a long time t might take a bit of persuading! Make sure you have locked (with a piece of wood or something similar) the plate and the blade which turn in the opposite direction, put the hex spanner on and give it a tap with a rubber mallet.

Hi Tim, glad it has been helpful. perhaps saved one from the great hole that is landfill!