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Lifetime #7525 User Manual

Lifetime #7525
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**U.S. and Canada customers ONLY**
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**For customers outside the U.S. or Canada, please contact the store for assistance.**
8/28/2007
COMPETITION SERIES XL POWER
LIFT
®
BASKETBALL SYSTEM
MODEL #71525
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
AND OWNER’S MANUAL
Save this instruction in the event that the manufacturer has to be contacted for replacement parts.
WARNING
Failure to comply with any of the warnings
in these instructions may result in serious
personal injuries such as cuts, broken
bones, nerve damage, paralysis, brain
injury, or death. Failure to comply may
also result in property damage. Please
heed all warnings and cautions. To ensure
your safety, do not attempt to assemble this
system without reading and following all
instructions carefully. Identify and inventory
the parts using the Parts List.
INSTRUCTION #1017998 D
**A MINIMUM OF TWO ADULTS ARE
REQUIRED FOR ASSEMBLY**
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Lifetime #7525 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandLifetime
Model#7525
CategoryFitness Equipment
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Assembly Instructions and Owner's Manual

Model Identification

Identifies the specific basketball system model number and name for reference.

General Safety Warnings

Critical warnings regarding potential serious injury or property damage from non-compliance.

Assembly Personnel Requirement

Mandates that a minimum of two adults are required for safe assembly.

Parts List and Hardware Identification

Component Inventory

Lists all parts with quantities and identifiers for inventory and verification.

Hardware Identification

Shows actual size diagrams of hardware for accurate identification during assembly.

Required Tools and Materials

Lists all necessary tools and materials not included with the kit for assembly.

Pre-Assembly Checks

Advises on checking parts and testing bolt fitment before starting assembly.

Safety Instructions and Assembly Precautions

General Safety Precautions

Outlines essential safety precautions for system use and assembly.

Ladder and Personnel Safety

Provides specific cautions when using ladders and recommends assembly personnel.

Utility Awareness and Site Prep

Advises checking for underground utilities and overhead lines before installation.

Pole Section Identification

Identifying Pole Sections

Details how to identify the Top, Middle, and Bottom poles before assembly.

Top Pole Features

Describes the specific identifying features of the Top Pole section.

Middle Pole Features

Describes the specific identifying features of the Middle Pole section.

Bottom Pole Features

Describes the specific identifying features of the Bottom Pole section.

Concrete Base Installation

Hole Excavation and Marking

Details digging the hole and marking the bottom pole for correct depth.

Concrete Preparation and Pouring

Explains how to mix concrete and fill the hole around the bottom pole.

Pole Alignment and Verticality

Guides on positioning the bottom pole and ensuring it's vertical and level.

Initial Curing and Next Steps

Instructs on initial concrete curing time before proceeding with assembly.

Pole Section Joining and Securing

Connecting Pole Sections

Instructions for aligning, joining, and fastening the Top and Middle poles.

Ensuring Pole Seating

Emphasizes the importance of firmly seating poles and includes a critical warning.

Gas Spring and Bellows Attachment

Covers the attachment of the gas spring and bellows using zip ties.

Lifter Arm and Gas Spring Assembly

Connecting Lifter Arms to Gas Spring

Details lining up rear lifter arms with the gas spring and securing them.

Securing Assembly Components

Instructions for tightening nuts and bending cotter pins for stability.

Release Pin Installation

Explains how to slide the release pin into the gas spring and trigger mechanisms.

Rim and Backboard Assembly

Attaching Backboard Brackets

Details sliding U-bolts through backboard brackets and tightening nuts.

Rim Pivot Bracket Installation

Explains inserting carriage bolts through the rim pivot bracket.

Backboard Preparation for Rim

Instructs on laying out the backboard and aligning it for rim attachment.

Securing with Jam Nuts

Guides on securing the assembly by tightening jam nuts onto the U-bolts.

Compression Springs and Rim Hardware

Compression Spring Setup

Covers placing compression springs and securing them with a retainer plate and nuts.

Backboard Channel Insertion

Explains inserting carriage bolts into backboard channels.

Rim Cover Plate Attachment

Guides on attaching the rim cover plate using screws.

Securing Brackets to Rim

Details bending and securing backboard brackets to the rim with nuts.

Extension Arm Attachment to Backboard

Securing Extension Arms

Instructions for tightening nuts to secure the extension arms to the backboard brackets.

Backboard Handling for Protection

Advises on resting the backboard and rim on cardboard to prevent scratching.

Final Pole and Arm Adjustments

Backboard Film Removal and Screw Insertion

Instructs on removing protective film and inserting screws into the backboard.

Aligning and Securing Extension Arms

Details lifting the pole and aligning extension arms with lifter arms, finger tightening nuts.

Spacer Placement and Final Tightening

Guides on placing spacers between arms and pole, then fully tightening all nuts.

Net Attachment and Gas Spring Operation

Net Installation Procedure

Covers attaching the basketball net to the rim.

Grease Application Areas

Specifies areas where grease should be applied for smooth operation.

Gas Spring Compression Safety

Provides instructions and cautions for compressing the gas spring to adjust height.

Final Pole Joining and Securing

Joining and Securing Pole Sections

Guides on aligning, sliding, and securing the middle pole over the bottom pole.

Seating Poles with Striking

Instructions for seating poles firmly using a wood block and hammer.

Pole Cap Installation

Covers inserting the pole cap into the top of the pole.

Ladder Safety Reminder

Reiterates warnings about using ladders safely during assembly.

System Operation and Maintenance

Height Adjustment Operation

Details how to raise and lower the backboard using the handle and trigger.

Safely Moving the System

Provides instructions and warnings for safely moving the entire basketball system.

Pole Care and Rust Prevention

Outlines procedures for checking hardware, cleaning, and rust prevention.

Optional Accessories

Lists optional accessories available for purchase for the basketball system.

Comprehensive Safety and Usage Warnings

Player Safety Guidelines

Covers rules for players regarding balancing, face protection, and avoiding jewelry.

System Usage Restrictions

Warns against sliding, climbing, improper adjustment, and using the system for lifting.

Corrosion and Damage Checks

Emphasizes regular checks for rust, wear, loose hardware, and potential damage.

5-Year Limited Factory Warranty

Warranty Coverage Details

Explains what the warranty covers and for how long, including exclusions.

Warranty Limitations and Exclusions

Lists conditions that void the warranty, such as misuse, alteration, or commercial use.

Warranty Claim Submission

Outlines how to submit a warranty claim, including required documentation.

Product Registration and Benefits

Register Your Product Online

Provides the website for product registration and lists three key benefits.

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