Ryval Hoops C872 Series User manual

C872 Series
ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT
GOAL SYSTEM

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Thank you and congratulations for purchasing a Ryval Hoops Goal
- the finest basketball goal system on the market today! You will
discover that Ryval Hoops is unsurpassed in product innovation, quality
and integrity in the basketball equipment industry. We are focused on
designing, engineering and products that meet and exceed expectations
of today’s toughest playing environments and demanding players.
Consider the following to determine where to install the basketball goal:
Whether the goal is to be installed into a landscaped area next to the
playing surface or into a hard-surfaced area.
Backboard size and its extension distance from the structures.
If court markings are to be used.
Amount of playing surface desired beneath the goal.
Other functions of playing surface (such as driveway, tennis court, etc.)
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a. Dig a hole 48" deep and 21"x 21"square . The edge of the hole
should be flush with the edge of the playing surface. If you live in an area
where heavy frost can occur, it may pose a problem, consult your local
building inspector to determine the appropriate hole depth.
b. Build a form before pouring the concrete pad, to ensure that the top
of the concrete remains straight and square. The form should
be placed about 1/2" above the playing surface to allow for water drainage.
c. Bell out the bottom of the hole.
NOTE: The hole must be at least 48" deep.
NOTE: A square hole prevents the rotation of the concrete.
NOTE: The area behind the playing surface must be cleared off by at least
3 feet to enable the user to stand behind the pole to adjust the Rim height.
NOTE: At rim height 10 foot, distance from the face of backboard to
the front of Main Post (A) is 48". Use these specs to calculate desired
backboard overhang of driveway/court.
STEP A 21"
21"
48"

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STEP B
A. Thread a 16mm Hex Nut (U4) onto each of the 16mm J-Bolts
(U2).Securely tighten the Nuts all the way down to the end of the
threads.
B. Slide the threaded end of the J-Bolts through the holes
in the Anchor Template (U1) and secure each J-Bolt with a
16mm J-Bolt Hex Nuts(U4) as shown. Securely tighten all Nuts
at this time.
U2
U4
U1
U2
U2
U2
U4
U4 U4
U4
U2
NOTE: Make sure the curved“J”ends of the J-Bolts are
oriented in a rectangular pattern, as shown.
STEP C
a. Mix the concrete according to the instructions on the bags. Note that
a thicker mix of concrete will dry stronger than a thin mix. Pour the
concrete into the hole, stopping approximately 18 inches from the top
of the hole.
b. Insert the four pieces of Anchor Rebar (U5) into the hole, pushing each
piece firmly to the bottom of the hole. The four pieces should be
arranged in a square approximately 8 inches wide so that each piece of
rebar will be positioned next to the J-Bolts when the J-Bolt Template
is placed in the cement.
c. Finish filling the hole to the top with concrete. The top of the concrete
should reach just above the level of the top of the form.
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