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Yes, you should.

Leaving a trampoline up in the winter loosens the springs, the spring mat, and the holding circle base. Even if it's a big trampoline and difficult, this should still be done.

Disassembling The Trampoline:

Choose a day when the trampoline is dry.

Clean as much as possible before disassembling.

Have necessary containers ready.

Loosen the enclosure poles and net, removing both at once.

Separate the poles from the net.

Fold and role the netting for storage.

Remove the springs and spring mat.

Clean the springs, and the mat if needed.

Fold and role the mat for storage.

Store all off the ground and in a dry place.

If disassembly is not possible, a cover may be purchased. However, this is a half-measure, and disassembly is still the best way for wintering your trampoline.

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