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General| Pole Material | Steel |
|---|---|
| Height Adjustment | Yes |
| Installation Type | In-ground |
| Adjustment Range | 7.5 feet to 10 feet |
| Rim Type | Breakaway |
| Rim Size | 18 inches |
Essential safety warnings, assembly prerequisites, and model number instructions.
Comprehensive safety rules for system operation and assembly.
List of essential tools and materials for installation.
Information concerning the warranty for the basketball system.
An itemized list of all components included with the system.
Visual identification guide for all bolts and screws used in assembly.
Visual identification guide for nuts, washers, and spacers.
Visual identification guide for miscellaneous hardware components.
Ensuring a level ground and digging the pole hole.
Securing mounting bolts and nuts to the ground tube.
Filling the hole with concrete and creating a drainage hill.
Procedure for inserting rebar through the ground tube assembly.
Inserting and leveling the mounting plate on the drainage hill.
Advising on the minimum 72-hour curing time for concrete.
Resting the pole top and aligning holes with the mounting plate.
Inserting bolt (28) and securing it with nut (22).
Procedure for lifting and positioning the pole with multiple people.
Positioning and locking the threaded assembly rod with pins.
Attaching the upper and lower yokes to the main pole.
Attaching the elevator adjustment component to the lower yoke.
Connecting the elevator adjustment to the pole bracket.
Attaching the backboard to the upper and lower yokes.
Ensuring correct placement of foam pad and steel spacers on glass backboards.
Tightening nut (26) and notes for board types before rim attachment.
Steps for attaching the rim assembly to the backboard.
Applying labels and attaching height indicators to the yokes.
Procedure for securely attaching the net to the rim.
Standing the pole upright and securely fastening the pole to the anchor plate.
Detaching the threaded assembly rod after securing the pole.
Ensuring the pole is level in all directions and tightening nuts.
Adjusting the system height using the crank and indicator label.
