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ESCALADE SILVERBACK B8403 User Manual

ESCALADE SILVERBACK B8403
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Escalade® Sports products may be manufactured and/or licensed under the following patents.
6120397, 5816957, 5769744, 5119741, 4911085, 4717157, D460140, D420563, 8414431
Additional patents may be pending. One or more of the listed patents and/or pending patents may cover specific product.
2022 Escalade Sports
2L-7656-01
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ESCALADE SILVERBACK B8403 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandESCALADE
ModelSILVERBACK B8403
CategorySports & Outdoors
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Pre-Assembly Tips

Assembly Preparation Guidelines

Read manual, check parts, use hardware identifier, and prepare tools before starting assembly.

Mounting and Structural Warnings

Wall Mounting Surface & Inspection

Ensure solid mounting surface and inspect area for integrity and wiring before installation.

Height Clearance and Load Warnings

Maintain minimum 122" height and heed assembly weight warnings requiring two adults.

Critical Safety Instructions

Usage Restrictions and Maintenance

Avoid dunking, wear safety gear, inspect equipment regularly, and address rust promptly.

System Load and Operational Limits

Do not hang on the system or lift items; follow proper use to avoid damage and voided warranty.

Product Component Identification

Wall Bracket and Arm Assemblies

Identifies wall bracket, lower/upper board arm assemblies, and actuator components.

Actuator and Cover Parts

Details the actuator, actuator cover, and related parts.

System Brace and Crank Components

Brace and Actuator Crank Parts

Lists lower/upper actuator braces, board arm braces, actuator crank, and spacer.

Backboard, Rim, and Net Components

Backboard Mounting and Rim Assembly

Lists backboard, mounting plates, channel, break-away rim, net, and cover plate.

Hardware List: Bolts and Screws

Hex Head Bolts and Screws

Details various hex head bolts, HHCS, and thread forming screws with quantities.

Hardware List: Nuts and Washers

Lock Nuts and Washers

Lists M12, M10, and M8 lock nuts and associated washers with quantities.

Wall Mounting Safety and Clearance

Structural Integrity and Brick Surfaces

Consult professionals for mounting and avoid brick surfaces to ensure safety.

Minimum Height Requirement

Maintain 122" clearance from wall bracket to playing surface for proper operation.

Tools and Assembly Notes

Ladder Safety and Assembly Load

Use caution on ladders; assembly is heavy, requiring two adults for safety.

Pre-installation Component Check

Verify pre-installed plastic bushings in arm sleeves before proceeding with assembly.

Hardware and Assembly Guidance

M10 Hardware and Loose Tightening

Use M10 hardware and tighten loosely until assembly is complete, as per diagram.

M10 and M8 Hardware Assembly

M10/M8 Hardware Assembly Note

Assemble using M10 and M8 hardware, tightening loosely to allow for other parts.

M10 Hardware Attachment

M10 Hardware Assembly and Orientation

Use M10 hardware, tighten loosely, and orientate parts as per the assembly diagram.

Upper Arm Assembly

Plastic Bushing Installation

Ensure plastic bushings are correctly installed in metal sleeves of upper arms.

M10 Bolt Assembly

M10 Bolt and Nut Assembly

Assemble using M10 bolts and nuts, tightening loosely as instructed.

M8 Hardware Assembly

M8 Hardware and Loose Tightening

Use M8 hardware, tighten loosely to attach remaining parts.

Two-Person Actuator Brace Attachment

Actuator and Brace Connection

Requires two people to attach actuator to braces, tightening hardware loosely.

Actuator Alignment with Handle

Using Handle for Hole Alignment

Use actuator handle to align holes in upper board arms for proper attachment.

Mounting Plate and Bracket Installation

Bracket Bolt Orientation

Ensure bolt heads are on the inside of the bracket; tighten hardware securely.

Mounting Plate Orientation

Note the correct orientation for mounting plate item #14 during installation.

Board Arm Adjustment

Lowering Board Arms with Actuator

Turn the actuator clockwise to lower the board arms parallel to the playing surface.

Backboard Attachment Procedure

Two-Person Backboard Mounting

Requires two people; rest backboard on arms and slide to align holes with bracket.

Ladder Safety During Assembly

Exercise extreme caution when using ladders for assembly steps.

Backboard to Arm Connection

Securing Upper Arms to Mounting Plates

Helper secures upper arms to mounting plates while holding backboard, arms inside brackets.

Final Arm and Backboard Rotation

Rotating Arms and Securing Backboard

Rotate lower arms up, then rotate backboard down onto threaded studs from the mounting channel.

Rim Installation and Leveling

Rim Attachment and Tightening

Attach rim after removing protective coating, level it, and fully tighten hardware.

Caution on Rim Coverplate

Never use the rim with its coverplate removed to avoid damage or injury.

Final Tightening Procedure

Sequential Bolt Tightening

Tighten all bolts and nuts starting from wall bracket to board arm joints, moving towards the backboard.

Proper Tightening Technique

Tighten snug but do not crush tubes; back off half a turn after feeling snug.

Optional Height Marking

Marking Regulation Height

Raise unit to 10' height, measure from playing surface, and mark actuator for consistent height.

Care and Maintenance

Backboard Cleaning Instructions

Clean backboard with a 100% cotton cloth and glass cleaner only.

Lubrication and Rust Prevention

Lubricate pivot points every 6 months and address rust by sanding, priming, and painting.

Operational Notices

Do not crank goal over 10' and do not allow children to adjust the system.

Limited 5-Year Warranty

Warranty Coverage Details

Covers defects in material and workmanship, void if damaged by accident, negligence, or improper use.

Exclusions from Warranty Coverage

Excludes public assembly use, abuse, vandalism, paint, rust, and hanging on the rim.

Warranty Claim Procedures

Requires proof of purchase and a return authorization number for warranty claims.

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