Jaypro Sports SGP-850 User manual

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-- SGP-850 --
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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SGP-850
PARTS LIST (QTY: SINGLE UNIT)
ITEM IMAGE DESCRIPTION QTY
1 RIGHT UPRIGHT WELDMENT
P/N: SGP-850UR 1
2
LEFT UPRIGHT WELDMENT
P/N: SGP-850UL 1
3 CORER POLE
P/N: SGP85-NSP (NET STAY POLE) 2
4
2" x 4" CORNER FITTING
P/N: SGP-85CF 2
5
SOCCER UPRIGHT BRACE
P/N: SGP-BRX 2
6
4" SOCCER CROSSBAR, x 280" L W/ WHITE
POWDER COAT FINISH
P/N: SG-001X 1
7 2" x 4" BASE, x 80" L
P/N: SG-097 2
8
2" x 4" SOCCER CROSSBAR, x 280" L
P/N: SG-003 1
9
EASY TRACK NET CLIP 100/PKG
P/N: ENC-824 1
10
3/8”-16 x 1-1/4” HEX BUTTON SCREW
P/N: HS5225 8
11
3/8”-16 x 1” HEX BUTTON SCREW
P/N: HS5244 2
12
3/8”-16 x 3/4” HEX BUTTON SCREW
P/N: HS5228 14
ITEM IMAGE DESCRIPTION QTY

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•Unpack all parts and check against parts list to ensure that all have been
included.
•Inspect all parts for damage. Report any damages to the trucking
company.
ITEM IMAGE DESCRIPTION QTY
13
3/8" SPLIT LOCK WASHER
P/N: HW2152 24
14
3/8" FLAT WASHER
P/N: HW2151 28
15
3/8”-16 NYLON LOCK NUT
P/N: HN5003 2
16
5/16”-18 NYLON LOCK NUT
P/N: HN261 2
17
3/8”-16 x 3-1/2” HEX CAP SCREW
P/N: HS782 2
18
END CAP #288-9 BLACK 2 3/8"
P/N: EC0044 2
19
5/16"-18 x 3" SHANK EYEBOLT
P/N: HB201 2
20
5/16” FLAT WASHER
P/N: HW2083 2
21
3/8" ROPE RATCHET
P/N: HM6638 1
22 3/8" BUNGEE CORD w/ PLASTIC J-HOOKS
P/N: RR5034 2
ITEM IMAGE DESCRIPTION QTY

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NOTE: Kit includes four wheel assemblies. Wheel assemblies may be used in pairs, (i.e.
two per goal) which would require lifting one end of goal to move. Alternately, four
wheel assemblies may be installed on a soccer goal to avoid the need to lift. At least two
people are required to properly move a soccer goal, to prevent personal injury or damage
to the goal.
OPTIONAL WHEEL KIT FOR PORTABLE SOCCER GOALS (P/N: NSGWK)

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IMPORTANT NOTICE:
1. Soccer goals must be securely anchored at all times.
2. Before each use, check to make sure all Safety/Warning labels are present and
legible (see label drawing). If any are missing, contact your dealer or Jaypro
Sports for replacement Safety / Warning labels.
3. Before each use, thoroughly inspect each goal to ensure it is properly anchored,
and all hardware is secured. Inspect all components for structure integrity.
Replace any damaged or missing part or fasteners before using. Contact your
dealer or Jaypro Sports, for repair or replacement parts.
4. NEVER climb on, or allow anyone to climb on the frame or net.
5. When moving soccer goals, use adequate manpower (no less than two people) and
use extreme care to ensure the corners of the goal are not overstressed. Do not
tug on the backstays when attempting to move goals from side to side,
6. Always remove nets when goals are not in use.
7. Properly store goals when not in use or during the off-season, by disassembling,
laying the goal on its face, placing goals face to face, or placing goal face first
against a wall or fence.
8. Use of this equipment other than intended, may be hazardous.
9. Alteration or modification of this equipment may be hazardous and result in
injury.
*** ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS REQUIRES 3 PEOPLE ***
TOOLS REQUIRED:
(1) 9/16” Socket Wrench and Box Wrench
(1) 7/32” Allen Wrench
(1) Rubber Mallet
(1) Step Ladder
Front Goal Face Assembly:
1. Insert 4” crossbar x 280” long (6) into both left & right soccer uprights (1 & 2).
2. Install hardware loosely, as shown.
3. Insert 2” x 4” x 80” bases (7) into both left & right uprights (1 & 2).
4. Install hardware loosely, as shown.
5. Align parts and tighten hardware.

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4" SOCCER CROSSBAR, x 280" L
RIGHT UPRIGHT WELDMENT
LEFT UPRIGHT WELDMENT
3/8"-16 x 1-1/4" HEX BUTTON
3/8" SPLIT LOCK WASHER
3/8" FLAT WASHER

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2" x 4" BASE, x 80" L
2" x 4" BASE, x 80" L
3/8"-16 x 1-1/4" HEX BUTTON
3/8"-16 x 1/4" HEX BUTTON
3/8" SPLIT LOCK WASHER
3/8" FLAT WASHER
SOCCER UPRIGHT BRACE
3/8"-16 x 1-1/4" HEX BUTTON

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Bottom Goal Assembly:
1. Insert one lower corner fitting into each end of the 2” x 4” x 280” rear crossbar.
2. Install hardware loosely, as shown.
3/8"-16 x 1/4" HEX BUTTON
3/8" SPLIT LOCK WASHER
3/8" FLAT WASHER

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Bottom Goal Assembly:
1. Stand front of soccer goal into the upright position. One person should
securely hold the face of the goal in position.
a. Note: If wheel kit is to be installed, slide nut bars for wheel kit into each
base member.
2. Assemble the rear pole, note only one gets the rachet installed onto the eyebolt.
3. Install auxiliary soccer corner pole, line up the bend to point away from the
goal. Note if the poles don’t line up, flip the pole. Install hardware loosely;
once parts are aligned tighten all hardware.
OPTIONAL: Nut bar for wheel kit
(if purchased)
5/16” FLAT WASHER
5/16”-18 x 3” SHANK EYEBOLT
END CAP
5/16” NYLON LOCK NUT
Bent Short Leg of pole.
(Approx. 5” long)
Orientation of eyebolt as is per image shown.
Note Corner Pole Manufactured w/ bent

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Rear View of Soccer Goal
Side View of Soccer Goal
Front of Soccer Goal
CORNER POLE
CORNER POLE
CORNER POLE CORNER POLE
3/8"-16 NYLON LOCK NUT
3/8" FLAT WASHER
3/8"-16 x 3-1/2" HEX HEAD

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Net Attachment:
1. Lay out the net inside the goal and identify one of the front top corners.
2. Attach the net using the “Easy Clip” net attachment system. Use a ladder to
attach the net to the top crossbar.
3. Loosely attach the rear cord, woven through the net, to the eyebolts in each rear
corner posts. This will make it easier to finish attaching the remainder of the net
to the goal.
4. IMPORTANT. The black cord should be loosely woven through the top edge of
the net – roughly thru every ten squares. This will allow the net to slide side-to-
side when the cord is tensioned. If the cord is more tightly woven, starting at one
end, remove the cord and re-lace it.
5. Securely tie-off one end of the cord to one of the eyebolts. Take the other end of
the cord and feed it thru the rope ratchet - following the direction of the arrow on
the ratchet.
6. Hook the ratchet to the other corner pole and draw the cord up tight. This will
help define the top edge of the net, as the poles themselves will help provide
tension on the cord. The excess cord can be trimmed or tied off.
7. Attach one of the bungee cords to each corner of the net as shown.
Dead End of Black Cord
Ratchet End

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1/4” CORD, WEAVE INTO
NET EVERY 10 SQUARES
3/8” BUNGEE CORD
ATTACH TO SIDE OF
5/8” BORDER ROPE
3/8" ROPE RATCHET
5/8” ROPE BORDER
5/8” ROPE BORDER
END OF 1/4” CORD
TIED TO EYEBOLT
1/4” CORD, WEAVE INTO NET
EVERY 10 TEN SQUARES
1/4” CORD TERMINATED AT
ROPE RATCHET, POINT OF TENSION
3/8” BUNGEE CORD
ATTACH TO SIDE OF
5/8” BORDER ROPE

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Safety / Warning Labels:
Safety and Warning labels, as required to meet ASTM Standards, are an important
component to any soccer goal. Place labels according to the diagram below. Always
inspect goals before each use to ensure that all labels are in place and legible. Contact
your dealer or Jaypro Sports for replacement labels.
Label Placement Instructions:

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Final Adjustments:
•Checks to make sure the soccer goal frame is properly aligned and square. Securely
tightened all button head and hex head hardware.
•With goal fully assembled adjust tension of rear net as need using the ratchet.
Recommend use a step ladder for ratchet adjustment, not to be done on ground level.
•Anchor soccer goal frame (see section on Anchoring).
IMPORTANT NOTICE
The United States consumer product safety commission has adopted and published
“Guidelines For Movable Soccer Goal Safety”. These guidelines offer information on
the installation, use, and storage of full-size portable soccer goals and through these
guidelines; it is the commission’s intent to help prevent serious injuries or death resulting
from accidental soccer goal tip over.
Securely anchoring portable soccer goals, at all times, is one important and
effective way to improve soccer goal safety. The proper selection of appropriate
anchoring devices is dependent upon a number of factors and is unique to individual
circumstances. Key elements to consider are:
1) Goal weight, inherent stability and type of construction;
2) Local field conditions and soil moisture content;
3) Expected usage level and overall degree of field supervision;
4) The need to relocate or remove the goal on a regular or continuing basis.
As a charter member of the Coalition To Promote Soccer Goal Safety, Jaypro
endorses the efforts of the commission and others in this cause. Our trained sales staff is
available to discuss the variety of goal anchors that we offer and to help you in making
the best choice for your individual application.

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Anchoring Systems:
IMPORTANT – PORTABLE SOCCER GOALS SHOULD BE ANCHORED AT ALL TIMES.
There are three categories of anchors suitable for securing soccer goals.
Semi-Permanent In-Ground Anchors: SGA-60
Semi-permanent in-ground anchors are the most secure type of anchor, as they
are not dependent on soil conditions or subject to improper placement or
dislodging. The anchor itself is permanently cemented into the ground and the
goal is securely bolted onto it.
There are three types of portable in-ground anchors. The type of anchor required is dependent upon the type of soil
condition encountered. The effectiveness of these anchors is a function of style and length.
-Auger style anchors, 18” or longer, are used in loose and sandy soils.
-J-Hook Stake anchors, 18” or longer, are used in firm and compressed
soil types; such as loams, which are a class of soil composed of varying
mixtures of sand, silt and clay.
-Spike anchors, 18” or longer, are used in firm to tightly compacted
soils, such as clays. These anchors are ¾” in diameter with serrated
ends, and steel wire lanyard.
Portable Surface Anchors: SWB-451, SGA-40 & SGA-50
Surface anchors are ideal for the newer synthetic surfaces or
artificial fields, where an in-ground anchor is not feasible or
desired. These types of anchors include sand bags, tethered
anchor weights and sit upon anchor weights. These anchors
are easy to use, but require consideration regarding the
amount of weight used. The amount of counterweight
necessary to meet the ASTM standards to prevent tipping is
dependent on the size and geometry of the goal. The table
below lists the amount of counterweight required for each
goal. Counterweights should be placed upon the rear
crossbar, located towards the two rear corners.
Spike
SS-18
J-Hook
SGA-91
Auger
SAS-95
SGA-50
SGA-40
SWB-451
Portable In-Ground Anchors: SAS-95, SGA-91 & SS-18
Portable Soccer Goal Required Counter Weights
Model #
Counter Weight
Label #
SGP-600
140 lbs
SL0046