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Excessive tightening of top rope is not necessary. Crank the winch until poles start to flex. Further
tensioning results in lowering of the top rope. Achieve proper height using the inner pole adjustment and to
1.
Starting with a loose top net cable, loosen the Knurled Knobs (M), remove the Positive Lock Pins (Q) and
adjust the inner poles to the desired height indicated by the height markings machined on the inner poles
and then tighten the Knurled Knobs (M) and if you are adjusting to one of the official heights marked on
the poles you can reinsert the positive lock pin. See Figure 1.
2. Adjust Nylon Net Collars (J) so that they are 2"-3" below the bottom of the net.
3.
Crank top rope tight with the Winch (H), then pull bottom rope tight through the Rope Ratchet (R).
4.
Attach Rope Ratchet Net Tensioning Ropes around pole and hook ends together, then center the net
between poles as in previous instructions and apply desired tension. See Figures 2 & 3.
NOTE : Excessive tightening of top rope is not necessary. Crank the winch until poles start to flex.
Further tensioning results in lowering of the top rope. Achieve proper height using the inner pole
adjustment and to achieve proper net tensioning use the rope ratchets.
TIGHTEN ROPE RATCHET
TENSIONERS SO THAT NET IS
CENTERED BETWEEN THE POLES
CARABINEER (K)
Figure 3
achieve proper net tensioning use the rope ratchets.
Height Adjustment for a Single Court System
WINCH (H)
NOTE :
Bottom Rope
Ratchet (R)
37' CENTER TO CENTER
29'-6" 2 ON 2 SAND
4
APPROX.
42"
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