Gared Sports MONGOOSE LT Manual

Set-Up Instructions

Step 1
Establish court area:
• Stretch out the entire length of the boundary rope, one person should pull each corner to quickly square
up the court
• Secure spikes in the ground to hold boundary line corners
• The centerline of the court is marked on the rope
• To avoid accidentally puncturing a water line, be sure to mark any sprinkler heads in the area.
• Do not set up the court in an area where you may have a straight line between sprinkler heads.
Step 2
Determine Pole Placement:
• Determine the location of post anchor #1 by pacing out about 2 feet from the boundary rope
centerline
• Lay both poles near the placement location and attach the net. NOTE: a hook is fastened to one end of
the net.
• Attach this hook to the eyebolt on pole #1 then slip the net rope through the rope clamp on pole #2.
• Leave plenty of slack in the top rope for later use
• Wrap the stretch cords around each pole and hook onto the net.
Step 3
Position first post anchor:
• Establish a position on the ground approximately (20) inches away from the centerline on
the court boundary line
• Place post anchor with small welded stake facing center court
• Tap stake into ground until plate makes complete contact with the
For Sand Installation:
ground surface
• Slide sand paddle over welded stake and tap assembly into
ground as previously described
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Congratulations!
You have just purchased the most innovative portable volleyball
system in the market. A conversion kit allows you to take the
Mongoose system from outdoor play on sand or grass to use
indoors for fun or tournament play in your gym or recreation center.
The Mongoose design is self-supporting, eliminating dangerous guy
wires while providing a tight net for a fun and safe volleyball game.

Pre-Set Up Tips:

• Read instructions and safety tips before setting up the system
• Check for buried utilities prior to installation to avoid damage to
utilities and/or equipment or personal injury
• Poles should be lined up in a general east/west direction