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No. 00735-208
INSTALLER NOTE:
Upon completion of the installation/assembly of this portable backstop,
make sure this instruction manual is in the possession of the owner or
facility manager, to save for future reference.
INST 00152 063
2003 PORTER ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT COMPANY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
6-1-2003
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- Page 1 Upon completion of the installation/assembly of this portable backstop, make sure this instruction manual is in the possession of the owner or facility manager, to save for future reference. INST 00152 063 2003 PORTER ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT COMPANY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 6-1-2003...
- Page 2 Dear Customer: Congratulations on purchasing the Porter No. 735 Height-Adjustable Portable Basketball ® Backstop. This quality built backstop features the unique Porter Center-Strut design, height settings for all age groups, and effortless spring-assisted folding action. This booklet is intended to be used for the initial set-up of your No. 735 backstop, and as a guide for the safe use and maintenance of the backstop.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS ITEM / DESCRIPTION PAGE No. Parts List Operating Procedures Warnings on Misuse of Portable Backstops Maintenance Check List WARNING – Do Not Remove Shipping Clamp Assembly of Backboard, Goal and Swaybraces 9 – 10 Assembly of Lift Jacks Remove Shipping Clamp At This Time Assembly of Padding and Enclosure Panels 13 –... -
Page 4: Parts List
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS THOROUGHLY BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO INSTALL THIS EQUIPMENT. ASSEMBLY / SET-UP OF THIS EQUIPMENT MUST BE DONE ONLY BY ADULTS , WHO ARE PHYSICALLY CAPABLE OF DOING SO. PARTS LIST 00735-208 Item No. Part No. Quantity Description 00208000 Glass Backboard –... -
Page 5: Operating Procedures
OPERATING PROCEDURES TO RAISE BACKSTOP TO PLAYING POSITION TO LOWER BACKSTOP FOR TRANSPORT / STORAGE 1. Roll to the playing position while backstop is in the 1. Remove the tie-down system (if applicable). folded and locked position. 2. Press floor jack levers downward to prevent backstop 2. -
Page 6: Warnings On Misuse Of Portable Backstops
WARNING DANGER / WARNING ON MISUSE OF PORTABLE BACKSTOPS (Published in Compliance with NCAA Comments on the Rules of Basketball) Read all warnings thoroughly before using this equipment. Failure to comply with the following instructions and warnings may result in serious injuries and/or property damage. A high degree of injury potential and severe liability problems exist when players or spectators are allowed to hang, sit or stand on the goal, backboard or support structure. -
Page 7: Maintenance Check List
MAINTENANCE CHECK LIST Perform a complete inspection of this portable backstop at least quarterly (four times a year). Check entire backstop for structural integrity. Examine welds for soundness. Inspect all fittings and hardware – replace as required. Check all padding on portable backstop and on backboard. Check optional tie-down system (if applicable). -
Page 8: Warning - Do Not Remove Shipping Clamp
ASSEMBLY AND SET-UP WARNING THE SPRING-ACTIVATED MECHANISM ON THIS BACKSTOP MAY BE EXTREMELY DANGEROUS IF THESE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS AND OPERATING PROCEDURES ARE NOT FOLLOWED STEP-BY-STEP. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD THE SHIPPING CLAMP (SEE DETAIL "A" BELOW) BE REMOVED BEFORE THE BACKBOARD, GOAL, AND SWAYBRACES ARE ASSEMBLED TO THE BACKSTOP. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THIS PROCEDURE COULD RESULT IN PROPERTY DAMAGE, INJURIES, OR EVEN DEATH. -
Page 9: Assembly Of Backboard, Goal And Swaybraces
ASSEMBLY OF BACKBOARD, GOAL AND SWAYBRACES NOTE CAUTION – DURING ASSEMBLY OF THIS BACKSTOP, IT IS OF EXTREME IMPORTANCE THAT THE BACKBOARD IS NOT DROPPED, IMPROPERLY TORQUED (BOLTS TIGHTENED BEFORE PLUMBING ALL ATTACHMENT POINTS), OR THE GLASS SECTION BE ALLOWED TO CONTACT OR STRIKE METAL PARTS. THE WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER BREAKAGE DURING INSTALLATION. - Page 10 8. Assemble hinge weldments Detail "C" (#6) to corners of backboard as shown in Detail "C". Tighten hardware securely. 9. Assemble upper swaybraces (#5) to hinge weldments (#6) as shown in Detail "C". Assemble hardware loosely – do not fully tighten until Step No. HINGE WELDMENTS TO BE CENTERED ABOUT 3"...
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Page 11: Assembly Of Lift Jacks
ASSEMBLY OF LIFT JACKS 11. Assemble lift jacks (#8 and Detail "E" 9) and lift jack spacer plates (#10) to base, as shown in Detail "E". Locate two lift jack spacer plates (#10) at each lift jack. Lift levers on jacks must point toward each other. -
Page 12: Remove Shipping Clamp At This Time
REMOVE SHIPPING CLAMP AT THIS TIME 12. Keeping all individuals clear from beneath the backstop (front and back), from the side carefully loosen threaded rods and remove shipping clamps at this time. See Detail "A" on page 8. 13. Folding cycle of the backstop should be checked at this time – PROCEED WITH CAUTION. Remove the padlock and locking pin from the telescoping brace;... -
Page 13: Assembly Of Padding And Enclosure Panels
ASSEMBLY OF PADDING AND ENCLOSURE PANELS 18. Start by assembling the two Detail "F" base front filler pads (#18) to front of base frame, as shown in Detail "F". OUTSIDE EDGES OF PADS MUST BE FLUSH WITH OUTSIDE EDGES OF BASE BOTTOM EDGES OF... - Page 14 19. Mount mast pad assembly Detail "G" (#17) to the front mast, as shown in Detail "G". Front Mast on Frame Assembly...
- Page 15 20. Next, assemble left-hand base side pad (#19) so that front edge of pad is flush with base front filler pad (#18) (from Step No. 18), as shown in Detail "H". Note – Bottom edge of pad must be flush with bottom edge of base (bottom edge of pad will be approximately 4"...
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Page 16: Assembly Of Backboard Padding
ASSEMBLY OF BACKBOARD PADDING 22. Assemble backboard padding to backboard. Follow instructions that are packed with backboard padding. FINAL INSPECTION 23. Touch up any scratches that may have occurred during shipping or assembly, with white touch-up paint. The assembly of this backstop is now complete. IMPORTANT –... -
Page 17: Adjustment Of Spring-Loaded Mechanism
ADJUSTMENT OF SPRING-LOADED MECHANISM FOR EASE OF RAISING AND LOWERING BACKBOARD The tension springs on this backstop have been pre-adjusted at the factory for proper raising and lowering of the backboard. However, should it be necessary to adjust the springs after years of use, or with the addition of a shot clock, the following adjustment procedures should be followed. - Page 18 DIFFICULTY IN RAISING BACKSTOP TO THE DIFFICULTY IN LOWERING BACKSTOP TO THE PLAYING POSITION (REFER TO DETAIL "J") TRANSPORT / STORAGE POSITION (REFER TO DETAIL "J") 1. Loosen (turn clockwise) the two jam nuts (A) approximately six turns. 1. Loosen (turn clockwise) the two jam nuts (A) approximately one turn.
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Page 19: Adjustment Of Goal Height
ADJUSTMENT OF GOAL HEIGHT With the backstop in the playing position, the goal should be 10'-0" +/- 1/8" above the playing surface. If adjustments to the goal height are necessary (goal is too low or too high), proceed according to the steps and details below. NOTE – THE BACKSTOP MUST BE LOCKED IN THE TRANSPORT / STORAGE POSITION BEFORE ANY ADJUSTMENTS ARE MADE. - Page 20 3. If necessary, additional adjustments can be Detail "L" made at the REAR bearing assemblies (at the BACKSTOP MUST BE LOCKED IN lower end of the rear mast). See Detail "L". THE TRANSPORT / STORAGE To raise the goal height, the rear bearing POSITION AS SHOWN, BEFORE assemblies must be shifted backward.
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Page 21: Floor Anchor Locations For Use With Tie-Down System
FLOOR ANCHOR LOCATIONS FLOOR ANCHOR LOCATIONS "A" FOR TIE-DOWN SYSTEM 5'-9" 4'-9" 1'-0" Court Line C L COURT Front Of Padding Front Of Steel Base 6'-1 " 1'-2 " "A" OPTIONAL No. 00737-000 TIE-DOWN SYSTEM SHOWN 28" VIEW "A-A"... -
Page 22: Storage Dimensions
STORAGE DIMENSIONS BACKSTOP SHOWN AT 8'-0'' GOAL HEIGHT DIMENSION "A" AT EACH GOAL HEIGHT SETTING - 5'-0" 1'-6 " " (1.52m) (47.63cm) (10.48cm) 6'-4 " "A" 11'-8" STORAGE DIMENSIONS 6'-7" Court Line 4'-0" 11'-4 " MINIMUM COURTLINE TO WALL DIMENSION TO ROLL BACKSTOP INTO PLAYING POSITION... -
Page 23: Locating Portable Backstops On Playing Floor
LOCATING PORTABLE BACKSTOPS LOCATING PORTABLE BACKSTOPS ON PLAYING FLOOR 48" 15" 3-POINT ARC 19'-9" - H.S. & NCAA 20'-6" - INTERNATIONAL (FIBA) 23'-9" - NBA LOCATE NAIL HOLE IN FLOOR, LOCATED ON CENTERLINE OF COURT, 63" IN FROM THE END BOUNDARY LINE 63"... -
Page 24: Guarantee
Care has been taken to fabricate and install this equipment to provide years of safe, satisfactory use and trouble-free service. The key to satisfactory service from this equipment is proper operation and care. Should any malfunctions occur, please notify your supervisor and call your local Porter Dealer or Representative.
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