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12a. Adjustment of the angle of the Pre-Drilled Panels (KK) on the pole to match the ground surface adjacent
to the footing by slightly loosening and re-tightening the 1/4" Wing Nuts (JJ) will help keep the pole
assembly plumb while concrete is curing.
13a. Fill the hole to the top with medium wet, fully mixed concrete. Never use the Premix Concrete (GG) dry.
14a. Insert the pole assembly into the center of the footing making sure that one set of the 1/2" x 3/4" Button
Head Screws (LL) are on the back side of the pole assembly and the flat front face of the pole assembly is
square to the playing surface.
15a. While the concrete is still wet and the pole assembly is moveable, adjust the
Pole Installation Kit (II, JJ, KK) on the pole assembly to help maintain the top of the pole assembly at
110" from the playing surface, plumb in both directions and with the front face parallel to the playing
surface. See Figure 2A.
16a. Filling the inside of the pole assembly with wet Premix Concrete (GG) will increase pole assembly
stability and require additional Premix Concrete (GG).
17a. Trowel the top of the footing and clean the concrete off the pole assembly for a finished look. Allow at
least 4 days for the concrete to cure before completing installation to avoid footing failure.
18a. Discard the Pole Installation Kit (II, JJ, KK)
once footing is cured and install the
Warning Label (WW) at eyelevel on the rear
of the pole. IF YOUR WARNING LABEL
BECOMES DAMAGED OR
UNREADABLE, REQUEST A NO COST
REPLACEMENT.
19a. Drill a 1/8" - 1/4" hole through one wall
near the bottom of the pole assembly to
ensure no water builds up inside the pole
assembly if you did not fill the pole
assembly to the top with concrete.
20a. Proceed to instruction #23.
Figure 2B
3
RIM
DIM
HEIGHT
"X"
10'
30"
9'
37"
8'
43"
7 1/2'
43"
Figure 2A
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