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POLE SYSTEM with RATCHET ELEVATOR
PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS COMPLETELY BEFORE ASSEMBLY
This pole system has been designed to provide basketball enjoyment at the regulation playing
height of 10 FT. (playing surface to goal rim). Also, it may be adjusted between 7 FT. and
10 FT. in 6 inch increments. If the playing surface is not level with the ground around the
pole, please follow STEP 1 instructions carefully or the rim height may be SHORT of 10 Ft.
BEFORE YOU DIG
A WARNING
BEFORE YOU DIG
C ontact your local utility companies to locate buried power cables, gas lines, and water lines BEFORE YOU DIG
There should be no overhead power lines within a 20 foot radius of where the pole will be mounted.
TOOLS REQUIRED:
CONCRETE REQUIRED:
Approximately 900 Ib.(Dry weight) equal to 7.1 cu. ft.
of Concrete. Concrete is a mixture of cement, sand
and gravel. Yes, 900 Ib. (dry weight) is required to balance
high forces encountered during normal play.
Remove contents from carton and carefully spread them out on a flat surface.
Compare these parts to the parts list, size guides and illustrations. We apologize
that even though great care and effort have been taken, occasionally errors may
occur. SAVE TIME I DON'T GO BACK TO THE STORE I CALL for friendly service.
When you call you will receive even quicker assistance if you have your model
number and instruction sheet available. If necessary, new parts will be sent
within a few days. DON'T GO BACK TO THE STORE I SAVE TIME I CALL FIRST 1
CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT TOLL FREE AT 1- 800 - 558 -5234.
IN CANADA AND WISCONSIN CALL 1- 800 - 873 -4377,
MODEL NUMBER
PARTS:
PLEASE TAKE TIME NOW TO FIND THE NUMBER ON THE SHIPPING CARTON.
RETAIN THIS INSTRUCTION SHEET FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
HUFFYSpO RTS
A Huffy Company
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1. Carpenters Level
2. Six Foot Step Ladder
3. Two(2) — Open End Adjustable Wrenches (6 IN. Minimum)
OR (2) 9/16" Open or Box End Wrenches AND
(2) 1/2" Open or Box End Wrenches
4.. Tape Measure
5. Shovel
6. Container to Mix Concrete
IMPORTANT!
FAILURE TO FILL YOUR POLE COMPLETELY
WITH CONCRETE AS DESCRIBED IN THESE
INSTRUCTIONS WILL VOID ALL WARRANTIES
WRITTEN OR IMPLIED.
2021 MacArthur Road
Waukesha,Wl 53188
U.S.A.
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Dig a hole 2 FT. in diameter and 2 FT. deep so that the center of the hole is 18 IN. from the playing
surface as shown in FIGURE D below. If the playing surface is 2 IN. or less ABOVE the top of the hole
refer to FIGURE A. If it is 2 IN. to 6 IN. above you must build up the ground around the pole to be
level with the Playing Surface. For distances beyond 6 IN., to ottain the desired regulation 10 FT. height
of rim from the playing surface, you will either add an extension to the pole system or build up the ground
level where you are installing the pole. Call Customer Support for information on where to obtain a pole
extension. If you have "HOLE DEPTH" questions about ABNORMAL soil conditions, frost line, etc..., your
LOCAL Building Inspector or Controctor will be able provide you with helpful information.
NOTE: THE PORTION OF THE POLE IN CONCRETE MUST NOT BE LESS THAN 15 INCHES I
THE TOP OF THE POLE MUST NOT BE LESS THAN 9 FT. 6 IN. FROM THE TOP OF THE PLAYING SURFACE.
FIGURE A FIGURE B
STEP 1:
STEP 2:
STEP 3:
TAPER CONCRETE
FOR DRAINAGE
CAUTION: POLES MAY
LOCK TOGETHER IF
INSERTED T00 FAR.
BOTTOM has expanded
diameter.
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POLE INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY
2 IN.
MAX
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CONCRETE
BASE
To determine expanded and
reduced ends, test fit expanded
bottom over reduced top only
up to 1/2 inch.
TOP hcls reduced diameter.
PLAYING SURFACE
f
15 IN.
24 IN.
GROUND BUILD UP
BEFORE CONTINUING, determine and mark the top and bottom of each pole by testing the fit
See FIGURE C. Mark one of the pole sections 15" from the bottom.
Mix approximately 820 LB.(Dry Weight) concrete following the manufacturer's directions. Concrete
is a mixture of cement, sand, and gravel. Using this mix, fill the hole completely to the top. Tamp
down (pat, or press and release with quick short hits using a flat tool such as a trowel) to release
air pockets. Remaining mixed concrete will be used in the next step.
Insert the marked bottom of the pole section into the wet concrete so that the mark is slightly
above the top of the hole. Fill the pole with remaining concrete approximately half way. Tamp it
if necessary. Build a slight concrete birm at the base of the pole as shown in FIGURE D below.
The birm will channel water away from the pole and prevent corrosion. Wipe away any concrete
spillage on the taper of the pole; if left to dry, you will have problems fitting the next pole section.
Use a carpenters level to level the pole in all directions. Check pole with level several times while
concrete is drying. The pole depth should also be
checked during the 1st hour of drying time.
Allow concrete to set up for 24 hours before
proceeding. Allow more time
for set up if temperature is
below 55 degrees fahrenheit.
FIGURE C
USE CARPENTERS LEVEL TO
SQUARE POLE IN ALL DIRECTIONS
FILL POLE TO HERE
WITH CONCRETE
2 FT.
DIA.
2 IN. - 6 IN.
MAXIMUM DISTANCE FROM
PLAYING SURFACE TO
TOP OF HOLE
15 IN.
CONCRETE
BASE
24 IN.
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DRAINAGE
BIRM
FIGURE D
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2 FT. °
MAXIMUM 18"
DEEP t ENTER OF POLE TO
PLAYING SURF ACL
e' 15 IN.
BOTTOM Or POLL 10
TOP OF HOLE
(not including BIRM)
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STEP 4:
STEP 5:
9 FT. 6 IN. 9 FT. 4 3/4 IN.
MINIMUM TOP OF BRACKET
POLE HEIGHT TO PLAYING SURFACE
1
TOP OF HOLE
POLE INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY
Assemble the remaining pole sections by stacking the expanded end of the pole over the
reduced end. Push the ends together until the top pole cannot rotate or rock. Place a wood
block on top of the pole to act as a buffer and rap sharply several times with a hammer.
This should lock the poles together. If you can still rotate the pole sections hit it again.
Mix the remaining 80 LB. (Dry Weight) concrete following the manufacturer's directions.
Fill the entire pole to the top with concrete. It will strengthen the pole, act os a
moisture barrier and dampen vibration. Place the cap (Item #34), on top of the pole.
If the cop is loose, put tope around the top of the pole then put the cop back on
it. Allow 24 hours for concrete to set up before proceeding.
A
PLAYING SURFACE
1
REGULATION HEIGHT 10 FT.
1
Be sure height warning and operation
label is facing playing surface and
completely visible.
A WARNING
Check your pole system twice a year for signs of
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corrosion at the base. If you can see rust at the base follow the steps
below to stop the corrosion or replace the pole if necessary.
POLE CARE and MAINTENANCE
3. IF RUST HAS PENETRATED COMPLETELY THROUGH THE POLE, AT
OR NEAR THE BASE, WE RECOMMEND THAT THE POLE BE REPLACED !
4. Clean the affected area with a damp cloth and allow to dry.
5. Apply an exterior enamel primer to the affected area and allow to dry.
6. Apply two coats of high gloss black enamel paint to the area, allowing paint
to dry between . coats. See instructions on paint can for more details.
Your Huffy pole system has been engineered and manufactured of high quality steel tubing. Each
pole section has been individually powder coated for quality and durability.
The life of your basketball pole depends on many conditions. The climate, placement of the pole, the
location of the pole, exposure to corrosives such as pesticides, herbicides or salts are all important.
The instructions below explain how to make your basketball pole system last longer and how to avoid
sudden pole failure which may cause property damage or severe personal injury.
1. Locate areas on pole that have chipped paint or visible rust.
2. Using sand paper or emery cloth, remove rust and loose paint completely
from affected area.
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STEP
TOP OF BRACKET
9 FT. 4.75 IN.
MINIMUM
1
ELEVATOR ASSEMBLY
• DO THIS STEP LATER IF THE CONCRETE IN THE POLE HAS
NOT BEEN ALLOWED TO SET UP AT LEAST 24 HOURS.
Attach Pole Mount Brackets (Item #2) to the pole using 3/8" U —Bolts (Item #1), 3/8 x 1" Washers
(Item #3) and 3/8 -16 Nuts. The top bracket should be 9 feet 4 3/4 inches up the pole from the
playing surface. Use a board mounting bracket (Item 7) or measure 12 inches down the pole from
the top of the first bracket to locate where to put the top of the lower bracket. SEE NOTE BELOW.
TOP OF BRACKET
8 FT. 4.75 IN.
MINIMUM
1
TO PI AYINC SURFACE
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NOTE:
Use as an aid to
measure placement of
lower bracket. Also use
to square brackets to
the playing surface.
Temporarily slide bolts
through holes indicated
to find correct position.
Place carpenter's level
against this bracket to
square brackets to pole.
A WARNING
PROPER ELEVATOR ASSFMRI Y IS CRITICAI
TO SAFE OPERATION. FAILURE TO FOLLOW
DIRECTIONS MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL
INJURY OR PRODUCT FAILURE.
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Position D —Shaft (Item #5) between
two Pawls (Item #6). Push Pawls
onto shaft as for as you can. Set
aside for next step.
STEP 4
Hold this assembly together as
you move to the next step.
STEP 5
s'
Slide D —Shaft and Pawl assembly into holes in Board Mount
Bracket (Item #7) as shown above. Be sure the flat sides of
the Pawls face toward the middle of the brackets. Set aside.
Slide Spacer (Item #9) through Tube (Item #8),
through Spacer (Item #10), and through Tube (Item #8).
Use the TUBE ENDS that have TWO LARGE HOLES and
TWO SMALL HOLES . Spacer (Item #9) should pass
completely through both walls of both tubes. 2Q /, •
Slide Bolt (Item #11) through indicated hole in Board Mount Bracket
(Item #7), through Washer (Item #3), through Tube (which contains
assembly from Step 4),
through Washer (Item #3),
through Board Mount
Bracket (Item 7), and
finish with a Locknut
(Item #12), nylon insert
to the outside. As you
tighten this Locknut, the
Spacer (Item #9) will snap
through both sick walls ul
the Tubes. Tighten bolt
until there is no gap
between the spacer,
tubes, and board mount
bracket.
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As you tighten the
locknut, check this
location to be sure
the D —Shaft ends
are still inside the
holes in the Plastic
Guard.
Assemble spacer into lever before
placing on 7" bolt.
STEP 6 : Attach Ratchet (Item #13) to remaining
Tubes (Item #8) using 2" Hex Head
Bolts (Item #14) and 3/8 Locknuts
(Item #12). DO NOT TIGHTEN THESE
COMPLETELY. The ratchets must
c be able to move freely
to line up with holes
in STEP 8.
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STEP 8
Nylon insert
toward outside.
Nylon insert
toward outside.
STEP 7 : Slide Spacer (Item #9) through
both Extension Tubes (Item #8).
Be sure the spacer passes through
both walls of both tubes.
These may be loose but will snap
into place in the next step.
Place Plastic Pawl Guards (Item #16) onto ends of D —Shaft (Item #5). Slide 7" Hex Head
Bolt, (Item #15) through Washer (Item #3), Pawl Guard (Item #16), Board Mount Bracket
(Item #7), assembly from Step 7, Board Mount Bracket (Item #7), Pawl Guard (Item #16)
Spacer (* Item #17, with Lever — #18 around it), 3/8 Washer (Item #3), and 3/8
Locknut (Item #12). As you tighten this bolt, the Spacer (Item #9) will snap
into position through both walls of both extension tubes. There should not
be any gaps between any of these components.
THE RELEASE LEVER (ITEM 118) MUST MOVE FREELY
AFTER BOLT IS TIGHTENED COMPLETELY.
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STEP 10
Slide 2 IN. Hex Head Bolt (Item #14) through
Washer (Item #3), 1.2 IN. Spacer (Item #21),
3/8 Washer (Item #3), Board Mount Bracket
(Item #7), and secure with 3/8 Locknut (Item #12),
with nylon insert facing away from the bracket.
Lever MUST be
positioned as
shown.
STEP 9
Tighten nuts at point "A" as shown below. Check Pawl rotation at "B" at this tirn
Push the top forward to the ratchet, then push the bottom toward the ratchet.
The Pawl should rotate freely. Push the Pawl Release Lever (Item #19) onto the
D —Shaft (Item #5). It should rest against the plastic guard. Put Pushnut Cap
(Item #20) on the end of the D shaft. This will require some force to
snap it into position. It should fit squarely against the Pawl Lever.
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STEP 11
Slide 6.0 IN. Hex Head Bolt (item #26) through
both Board Mount Brackets and secure with
5/16 Locknut (Item #27). Tighten only until
the bolt end is flush with the outside of the
nut (nylon insert end). If you over tighten,
the Board Mounting Brackets will bend
inward causing problems later.
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' Assembly of Springs (Item 4122)
STEP 12
• is critical to proper elevator operation.
A CAUTION Spring ends are sharp.
To avoid injury use pliers or pull spring by the coil.
Hook one end of the spring to the pawl and guide
the top into position ( "C" below). With the first pull,
the pawl will tip forward. Place the top end on
the edge of the Bracket ( "C" below); slide
into groove as shown at right ( "D "). Repeat
with the other spring.
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STEP 13 : TEST ELEVATOR SYSTEM MECHANICS
1. Press down on Ratchet Release Lever ( "E ") to test the
mechanics of the system. You will see the top of the Pawl
pulled back away from the Ratchet. See Steps 6,8,9 to
review assembly if they do not move correctly.
2. Raise the Extension Tube ends as shown at right.
They should be tight enough to stay up by themselves
but loose enough to move freely. See steps
6,7,8,9 to review assembly and tighten or
loosen nuts as needed.
3. Release the lever; the Pawl top should
press forward onto the teeth of the Ratchet.
Review step 12 above to be sure springs are
installed correctly. See steps 3,7,8 for further
information on the Pawls & Ratchets.
4. Push the Extension Tubes back down. You should
be able to see and hear the "Clicks" as the Pawl his
each tooth on the Ratchet. Review steps 8,11. Look at the
Plastic Guard /D —Shaft ends and how tight is Item #26 specifically.
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A WARNING
Proper installation of BOTH SPRINGS is
CRITICAL to SAFE elevator operation.
If you have any question regarding this
step, please call HUFFY SUPPORT before
continuing.
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STEP 14 :
(STEP -1
Attach
STEP 15 : PROP ROD ASSEMBLY
4" O\o•
use N�
MUST BE COMPLETED) WfTH THE HELP OF ANOTHER ADULT, MOUNT THE SYSTEM TO THE POLE :
upper and lower Extension Tubes to Pole Mounting Brackets (Item #2) using 6.5"
Hex Head Bolt (Item #11) Washer (Item #3), 2.75" Spacer (Item #23),
Washer (Item #3), and 3/8 Locknut (Item #12). Assemble as shown at
LEFT. Be sure spacer and washers are in the proper location. TIGHTEN
the nut on the bolt until NO GAP remains between spacer, tubes, and
pole mount brackets. Retighten nuts on U —Bolts and pole mounting
brackets.
4 FT'
_764 3 6 IN'
Assemble the prop rod as
shown. This is the only device
recommended to operate your system.
STEP 17
FIGURE 'F" Hully Rirn : Standard or
Slam Jam
Huffy Board
Width: 48 " -54"
44" OPTIONAL
Use Bottom
four slotted
holes in Item
Bracket #7.
Rim mount
hardware in
net /hardware
bag provided
with rirn.
We recommend Hex Head
Flange Bolts 5/16 -18 x 2"
Zinc Plated if not provided with your rim.
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STEP 16 : TEST OPERATION
TO RAISE:
• Lift LIP with the prop rod between
the board mount brackets.
OR
Use upward pressure on the
on the spacer for locking lever.
• Let the elevator down
slowly when the desired
position is reached.
FIGURE 'G'
TO LOWER:
• Lift elevator slightly with the prop
rod engaged in release lever as
shown.
• Move prop rod forward to release
locking mechanism and move
elevator to desired position.
• Allow lever to return and gently
lower elevator to locked position.
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Litt and Move Forward
BACKBOARD AND RIM MOUNTING The ELEVATOR is designed to accommodate most
backboard and rim assemblies available in the industry. USE FIGURES "F" OR "G" to
determine how and where to mount your board and rim.
Huffy Rim : Standard or Slam Jam
Huffy Board Width = 44"
NOTE: Cut out on Bottom
Use 3/8" Holes with
Carriage Bolts 5/16 -18 x.
1 1/2". May be purchased
at any local hardware
store if not provided
with your board.
Use Bottom four
slotted holes in Item
#7 to mount Rim.
We recommend Hex Mead
Flange Bolts 5/16 -18 x 1 ".
May be purchased at
any local hardware
store if not provided
with your rim.
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M A1 ERIAL
FIBERGLASS
„ACRYLIC
_GRAPHITE
ELEVATOR
WARRANTY
5 YEARS /
8 YEARS ,,,/8
YEARS
2 YEARS
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ASSEMBLE STRUTS TO BOARD
FIRST, THEN TO BRACKET
Assemble Struts (Item //28) to Board by
sliding 1.5” Carriage Bolts (Item //29) through
the board, strut, Washer (Item #32), and Nut
(Itcr //30). Assemble Strut to the Elevator
by sliding 3/4" Hex Head Bolt (Item #31)
through Washer (Item //32), Strut, and
nut (Item //30). You may use
any two of the holes on the
side on the Board Mounting
13rackct. If you put the board
end of the strut on first, two
of the holes will appear through
the slot. lighten all fasteners
at this time if any are still
loose.
STEP 18
LIMITED WARRANTY
HUFFY CARES
HUFFYSPORTS
A Huffy Company
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this nianuc.il pertains to several combinations of backboard systems. Models with backboards vary in size, shape, material,
and durability. Review the chart below to determine the warranty period pertaining to the type of system you have purchased.
All wnrrunl periods start from the date of the original consumer purchase.
Hie III VAIOI SYSTEM is understood to be the entire mioire ism, mounted outward of the pole. This warranty does
not mover the basketball goal or pole used to install the ELEVATOR.
Your fluffy ELEVATOR and backboard is warranted to the original consumer purchaser against defect in material or workmanship
for a period specified in the table above. No warranty registration is required. In the event that this product becomes
unusable, cracked or delaminated due to defect in material or workmanship under normal use, in ordinary weather conditions,
Ill11I Y, OF its authorized agent will replace or r epair it at no cost to the consumer.
lhi s warranty does not cover scratching or scuffing of the backboard which may result from normal usage. This El EVATOR and
buckboard is accompanied by specific assembly instructions. Incorrect assembly of the system may void your warranty.
Missi:.c, abuse, hanging on the goal, vandalism or improper installation are not covered by this warranty. Deterioration, damage,
or fracture to the board due to severe weather conditions such as tornadoes, hail, or hurricanes, discoloration due to
exposure to chemicals either directly or in the atmosphere, is not covered by this warranty.
this warranty ceases when you sell or give away the backboard or use it for commercial purposes. This warranty gives you
sPccilic leg,d rights, you may have other rights which vary from state to state.
We care about your personal satisfaction. We apologize that even though great care and effort have been token,
occasionally errors may occur. If you experience any problems with parts or assembly please call Huffy Sports
Customer Support toll free 1 - 800 - 558 - 5234 in Canada or Wisconsin call 1- 800 - 873 - 4377. SAVE TIME I
CALL US - DON'T GO BACK TO THE STORE I Our support staff is experienced and ready to help. Or, for your con vience
we have put a FAX FORM on the next page to order a missing or broken part without charge. New parts to
solve your problem will be sent out within a few days. If you prefer to write, please include your model
number, nature of the problem, part number, and any other relative information. Thank you.
When you call, you will receive quicker service d you have your model number and instruction sheet available.
2021 MacArthur Rd.
Waukesha,WI 53188
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