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Lifetime CRANK ADJUST 90568 User Manual

Lifetime CRANK ADJUST 90568
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Icon Legend................................2
Warnings & Notices.....................3
Initial Setup...............................4
Pole Assembly............................7
Extension Arm Assembly............10
Handle Assembly......................14
Backboard-to-Rim Assembly......17
Parts Identifi er.........................i–iv
Backboard-to-Pole Assembly......24
Final Assembly.........................27
Maintenance Instructions..........32
Registration........................33
Warning Sticker........................34
Warranty................................35
TABLE OF CONTENTSTOOLS REQUIRED
3/4" (x2)
5/16"
(x1, included)
Rubber Mallet
Electric Drill
Carpenter’s Level Shovel
(80 lb bag x 13)
Concrete Mix
Tape Measure
1/2" (x2)
3/8"
(x1, included)
9/16" (x2)
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Model Number: 90568
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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
MODEL 90568
CRANK ADJUST
®
BASKETBALL SYSTEM
Requires at least 1040 lb (472 kg) of concrete mix to fi ll
a volume of 7.78 ft
3
(0.22 m
3
)
Requires at least 3 days (72 hours) for concrete to
cure, plus 3–4 hours to complete assembly steps
At least 3 people recommended for setup
BEFORE ASSEMBLY:
3D ANIMATION
OF THE FULL ASSEMBLY
WATCH
SCAN THE
CODE
OR SEARCH
1189604
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Lifetime CRANK ADJUST 90568 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandLifetime
ModelCRANK ADJUST 90568
CategorySports & Outdoors
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Warnings & Notices

Safety Instructions

Crucial safety guidelines and warnings for assembly and operation to prevent injury or damage.

Safe Handling of the Glass Backboard

Precautions for safely handling and moving the glass backboard to prevent breakage.

Initial Setup

Dig a Hole for the Pole Base

Instructions for digging the foundation hole for the basketball pole base, including dimensions and depth.

Prepare the Template and Anchor Bolts

Attaching nuts to J-bolts, inserting them into the template, and securing the center bolt with a coupler.

Pour Concrete and Add Rebar

Mixing and pouring concrete into the hole, and placing rebar for structural support.

Position and Level the Template

Centering the template over the hole, inserting J-bolts, and ensuring the template is level and sloped.

Pole Assembly

Connect Pole Sections

Sliding the flared end of the top pole onto the swaged end of the bottom pole, ensuring alignment.

Seat Pole Sections Together

Striking the pole ends against a surface to ensure proper seating of the pole sections.

Secure Top Pole Section

Using a screw to secure the top pole to the bottom pole.

Attach Pole Brackets

Attaching the pole brackets to the top pole section using specified hardware.

Extension Arm Assembly

Secure Lower Extension Arm

Securing the lower extension arm assembly to the pole using washers and hardware.

Install Hardware for Upper Arms

Installing hardware in the specified location for connecting the upper extension arms.

Attach Upper Extension Arms

Attaching the upper extension arms to the pole using the specified hardware and washers.

Handle Assembly

Align and Secure Crank Adjust Assembly

Aligning the crank adjust assembly spacer with the lower extension arms and securing with hardware.

Install Hardware for Handle Brackets

Installing hardware to connect the crank adjust assembly and handle brackets, using plastic spacers.

Backboard-to-Rim Assembly

Install Rim Impact Spacer and Housings

Placing the rim impact spacer and housings onto the backboard, finger-tightening hardware.

Secure Rim Adapter Plate

Securing the rim adapter plate to the backboard with hardware, finger-tightening for now.

Attach Rim to Rim Housing

Sliding the rim pin into the rim and attaching it to the rim housing with washers.

Slide and Secure Spring Holder Clevis

Sliding the spring holder clevis onto the eye bolt and securing it with hardware, finger-tightening.

Install Compression Spring and Adjust Rim Tension

Installing the compression spring onto the eye bolt and tightening nuts to adjust rim tension.

Secure Assembly Hardware

Securing all previously installed hardware from steps 5.1-5.5 in the order they were assembled.

Attach Rim Cover Plate

Attaching the Rim Cover Plate to the Rim using the specified hardware.

Backboard-to-Pole Assembly

Attach Lower Extension Arms

Attaching the lower extension arms to the backboard using hardware, with assistance required.

Attach Upper Extension Arm

Attaching the upper extension arm to the backboard using the specified hardware.

Attach Remaining Upper Extension Arm

Repeating step 6.2 to attach the second upper extension arm to the backboard.

Final Assembly

Stack Star Washers onto J-Bolts

Stacking star washers onto the exposed ends of the J-bolts.

Attach Net to Rim

Attaching the basketball net to the rim.

Position and Mount the Pole to Template

Aligning pole slots with J-bolts, lifting the pole with assistance, and securing it to the template.

Secure Pole with Washers and Nuts

Securing the pole into position by sliding washers onto J-bolts and tightening nuts.

Level Pole Plate and Backboard

Using a level to adjust nuts, ensuring the pole plate is level and the backboard hangs plumb.

Tighten Pole Plate Nuts

Tightening the hex nuts on the pole plate to secure the assembly and ensure verticality.

Place Plastic Caps on J-Bolts

Placing plastic caps onto the exposed ends of each J-bolt.

Set Backboard Height and Apply Sticker

Adjusting backboard height and applying the height sticker to the crank mechanism.

Maintenance Instructions

Regular Checks and Rust Prevention

Guidance on checking hardware, wear, corrosion, and applying paint for rust prevention.

Warranty Information

5-Year Limited Factory Warranty Details

Details of the 5-year limited factory warranty, including exclusions and limitations.

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