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6. Tighten all hardware assuring that the goal
and backboard are level.
7. Install net provided with goal
8. To adjust the height of the rim loosen the
telescoping lock bolt, then loosen the lock
handle while gripping the adjustment
handles. Adjust the pole upwards until the
top of the goal measures 10’ from the
playing surface. Lock the pole at that
height and apply the 10’ Height Indicator
Label (C) to the plated inner tube. Line up
the arrows on the 10’ label to the already
attached “Rim Height Indicator” label.
Adjust the pole downward so that the goal
measures 9’ 6” from the playing surface.
Lock the pole and apply the appropriate
height indicator label to the plated inner
tube. Continue to lower the goal at 6”
increments, being careful to lock the pole
each time, and apply the appropriate height
labels until the height of 8’ from playing
surface is reached. See Figure 4
9. To roll the system, unscrew the lock knob
to release the lower front padding. This
will lower the unit to the portable position.
To lock in place push padding to the
original position and tighten the knob.
See Figure 5.
10. For storage or transport through a normal
78” tall double doorway: remove the hand
knob and arm stud then pivot the extension
arm, backboard and goal downwards.
See Figure 5.
Warning!!!
Never use the backboard to push or pull the system as unwarranted backboard breakage will likely occur.
Warning!!!
The recent popularity of adjustable height basketball systems has increased the risk of dental injury, particularly to young
players, due to players getting their teeth caught in the net.
ARM
STUD
HAND KNOB
LOCK KNOB
Figure 5
Warning!!!
The glass backboard is heavy. Two or
more adults are required to lower the
backboard for transport or storage.
Figure 4