Jaypro Sports FIELDPRO FN-15 User manual

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-- FN-15 --
(15 FT FIELDPRO NETTING SYSTEMS)
Installation Instructions
Call Jaypro Sports Equipment at 1-800-243-0533
during regular business hours for technical support.
www.jaypro.com

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JAYPRO SPORTS
15 FT FIELDPRO NETTING SYSTEMS
P A R T S L I S T F O R A S I N G L E P O L E A S S E M B L Y
ITEM #
QTY
DESCRIPTION
1
1
15 FT FIELD NET POLE
2
2
CORD LOOP ASSEMBLY
3
1
15 FT GROUND SLEEVE
4
1
OPTIONAL P/N: FN-20-C (GROUND SLEEVE COVER)
5
1
5/16 - #10 POLYESTER BLACK BRAIDED HOISTING
ROPE x 35 FT LONG
6
1
4" ROUND RIBBED INSERT CAP
7
2
3/8"-16 x 5" LONG THREADED EYEBOLT
8
1 *
D-RING
9
5
5/16” x 3 1/8” SNAP HOOK
10
4 *
1/4" WIRE ROPE CLIPS
11
2 *
1/4" WIRE ROPE THIMBLES
12
1
1 1/2'' SWIVEL PULLEY
13
1
6" LONG CLEAT
14
2
3/8"-16 HEX HD LOCKNUT
15
2
1/4"-20 NYLON LOCK NUT
16
2
1/4"-20 x 5 1/2” HEX HD SCREW
17
4
3/8" FLAT WASHER
18
2
1/4" FLAT WASHER
19
50
8" BLACK CABLE TIE
20
8 *
1/4" WIRE ROPE CLIPS
21
4 *
1/4" WIRE ROPE THIMBLES
P A R T S L I S T F O R N E T T I N G
-
-
NET (MAY BE SUPPLIED IN MULTIPLE SECTIONS)
-
1
3/16” COATED AIRCRAFT CABLE (LENGTH DEPENDENT
ON OVERALL SYSTEM LENGTH)
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
1) BEFORE EACH USE CHECK EQUIPMENT FOR PROPER CONNECTING
HARDWARE AND STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY. REPLACE DAMAGED OR
MISSING HARDWARE IMMEDIATELY.
2) USE OF THIS EQUIPMENT OTHER THAN INTENDED MAY BE
HAZARDOUS.
3) ALTERATION OR MODIFICATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT MAY BE
HAZARDOUS AND RESULT IN INJURY. FOR REPAIR OR
REPLACEMENT, CONTACT YOUR DEALER OR JAYPRO SPORTS.
4) * HARDWARE FOR IS FOR BOTH END POLES AND INTERMEDIATE
POLES (NOT ALL HARDWARE WILL BE USED).

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TOOLS REQUIRED:
(1) 3/8” Socket Wrench and Box Wrench (1) 7/16” Nut Driver
(1) 9/16” Socket Wrench and Box Wrench (1) Cable Cutters
SPECIAL NOTES:
•Max spacing between poles should not exceed 20 ft.
•The net may be broken up into sections to reduce weight and make handling
more manageable. Net sections typically do not exceed 150 ft.
•Net sections should be joined together at a pole, not between poles.
•Nets should be removed and stored after the season is over.
•Remove and or lower and secure all netting if a major storm or extreme
winds, in excess of 50 mph, are forecasted.
Layout & Excavation:
Clear working area from obstructions. Determine the proper location for the poles on the
field. The spacing between poles is determined by the net overall length divided by the
number of spaces between poles (number of poles minus 1). Note that the maximum
spacing is 20 feet center to center, do not exceed this dimension. Spacing of poles is
consistent, unless an obstruction is unmovable.
Figure 1
Example 1: A net system that is 72 ft long will require 5 poles. The
spacing between poles will be 18 ft. (72 / (5-1) = 18)
Example 2: A net system that is 160 ft long will require 9 poles. The
spacing between poles will be 20 ft. (160 / (9-1) = 20)
Pole spaces = Number of poles - 1
Intermediate Pole
End Pole
End Pole

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Install Sleeves:
Dig footing holes and install the ground sleeves as shown in Figure 2.
Pour 6” concrete footing and allow fully curing, or use two concrete blocks or crushed
stone, to rest sleeve on. Wait 24 hours before inserting poles.
Figure 2
Install Pole Hardware:
Assemble 3/8” eyebolt hardware & 1/4" cleat hardware and pole cap onto the poles as
shown in Figure 3 & Figure 4. Route the hoisting rope through the pulley. Attach the
snap hook to the hoisting rope with a bowline knot. Temporarily attach the free end of the
hoisting rope to the snap hook.
Figure 3
Concrete, block or crushed stone.
Concrete
Note these are suggested dimensions for average
soil conditions, consult local building codes.
3/8"-16 x 5" LONG THREADED EYEBOLT
3/8" FLAT WASHER
4" ROUND RIBBED INSERT CAP
3/8"-16 HEX HD LOCKNUT
1 1/2'' SWIVEL PULLEY
5/16” x 3 1/8” SNAP HOOK
HOISTING ROPE x 45 FT
LONG (BOW LINE KNOT)
3/8" FLAT WASHER
TOP OF POLE
5/16” x 3 1/8” SNAP HOOK
TEMPORALLY TIE ROPE
~ Backslide ~

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Figure 4
Install Poles:
Before inserting the poles into the sleeves, check to make sure:
1. The cleat installed opposite of pulley.
2. Run the hoisting rope thru pulley
a. Secure both ends together (loosely).
3. Note orientation (see Figure 5).
Figure 5
1/4"-20 x 5 1/2" HEX HD SCREW
(2X) CORD LOOP ASSEMBLY
5/16” x 3 1/8” SNAP HOOK
1/4"-20 NYLON LOCK NUT
1/4" FLAT WASHER
6" LONG CLEAT
~ BACK SIDE ~
POLE
3/8"-16 HEX HD LOCKNUT
3/8" FLAT WASHER
3/8"-16 x 5" LONG THREADED EYEBOLT
3/8" FLAT WASHER
5/16” x 3 1/8” SNAP HOOK
Net length divided by spacing = pole distance
Intermediate Pole
End Pole
Cleat
Pulley
Net
Slide the cord loops onto the poles and place them just above the cleat so they will be
held in place while installing the poles.

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Net:
Lay the net out lengthwise and cut the 3/16” coated aircraft cable to length, extending
each end enough to make up the loop. Make up a loop, as shown in Figure 6, on both
ends of the cable. Attach a cable to both the top and bottom edges of the net using the
cable ties. .
Figure 6
1/4" WIRE ROPE THIMBLE with (2X) 1/4" WIRE ROPE CLIPS
STRIP OFF VINYL COATING ON AIRCRAFT
CABL
NET (SIZED PER ORDER)
8" BLACK CABLE TIE (SPACE 12” ON CENTER)
Make up the ends:

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Install Net:
Lay the net sections out lengthwise along the base of the poles. Attach D-Rings to the net
at each intermediate pole location. Attach the hoisting ropes to each cable end and D-
Ring. Slowly raise the net up, attaching the sliding cable loops to the net approximately
every 5 ft. While raising the net, attach any net sections together using cable ties located
about 12” on center. Once the net is fully raised, secure the bottom edge of net to each
pole as shown in Figure 7.
5/16” x 3 1/8”
SNAP HOOK
(ATTACH EVERY 5 FT)
5/16” x 3 1/8” SNAP HOOK
ATTACH TO CABLE LOOPS
END OF JOISTING ROPE
TIE KNOT TO 5/16” x 3 1/8”
SNAP HOOK
ATTACH 5/16" x 3 1/8" SNAP
HOOK TO D-RING & CABLE
CLAMPS TO AIRCRAFT CABLE
END POLES
INTERMEDIATE POLES
END POLES
5/16” x 3 1/8” SNAP HOOK
(ATTACH TO CABLE LOOPS)
INTERMEDIATE POLES
5/16” x 3 1/8” SNAP HOOK
(ATTACH TO AIRCRAFT CABLE)
Figure 7

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MAINTENANCE:
•Before and after each season, thoroughly inspect the net for wear. Repair any
holes to prevent them from getting wider.
•Remove and store the net after the seasons use.
•Remove and or lower and secure all netting if a major storm or extreme winds,
more than 50 mph, are forecasted.
•When the poles are removed, ground sleeves can be covered by ground sleeve
covers sold separately.
OPTIONAL:
GROUND SLEEVE COVER