Building Agility Jumps (and Weaves)
We saved quite a bit over buying them ready-made. In all truth, we could have saved more if we had made our own jump cups (though that looked like a bit of a pain in the ****, honestly). We also wound up ordering 4-way connectors for the bottom. Each 4-way was only about 30 cents more than the two t-joints we would have used in its place, but the shipping charge was pretty high. I'd look for a different supplier if I did it again, just because of the shipping. Of course, Benson loves them! Part of her daily walks now include a quick jump whenever we get near the agility field. http://bensonthedog.wordpress.com/2014/07/27/more-presents-for-me/ |
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| Thank you Benson for the instructions. I hope my mom doesn't get ideas. I wonder if a little sand in the upright post would help against wind blow over? It would be needed here, but I don't go outside when it's windy or wet. If your dad hadn't glued the bases together, tiny screws can used to hold the verticals them then unscrew for storage, but I suspect it will take only deep snow to keep you out of your new toys. Love your yard. We've been having RAIN!!  I am unhappy because my feet get wet so I hold my "needs" far longer than I should. On the good side, the grass, er weeds, feel so good on my feet. Kensie |
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