Bison BA8250X Manual de usuario

P A R T S L I S T

Item Qty Description Item Qty Description

A 1 Vertical Pole T 1 1/2” X 3” Hex Bolt

B 4 Extension Arm U 4 1/2” X 2 1/2” Hex Bolt

C 1 Crank Extension Tube V 10 1/2” Lock Nut

D 1 Height Adjustment Crank W 4 1/2” Flat Washer

E 4 “J” Bolt X 1 Backboard Frame

F 4 36” Rebar Y 1 Rim Support Plate

G 12 5/8” Hex Nut Z 4 5/16” X 1” Machine Screw

H 8 5/8” Washer AA 4 5/16” Flat Washer

I 4 5/8” Lock Washer BB 4 5/16” Lock Washer

J 1 “J” Bolt Template CC 4 5/16” Hex Nut

K 2 Crank Tab DD 1 Rim Label

L 4 Pole Spacer EE 1 Rim Height Label

M 4 Backboard Spacer FF 4 Safety Cap

N 8 Backboard Frame Tab GG 1 Pole Cap

O 4 Crank Spacer HH 1 BA32 Rim (includes net and hardware)

P 20 3/8” X 3/4” Hex Bolt II 1 Pole Padding

Q 20 3/8” Lock Nut JJ 1 Backboard

R 4 1/2” Pivot Bolt KK 1 1/4” X 3/4” Elevator Bolt

S 1 1/2” X 4 1/2” Hex Bolt LL 1 1/4” Hex Nut

 Inspect all contents prior to installation. Report any missing parts to dealer immediately.

 Read all instructions before proceeding. Pay special attention to the safety instructions on page 2.

—— Instruction Manual ——

QWIKLIFT ADJUSTABLE BASKETBALL SYSTEMS

Models BA8250X (4” Pole) and BA9250X (5” Pole)

Date: 8/16/11 Rev: 2 B.A. N.J.C. File: \pub\ba740840ql.pub Ref#: 920369

Customer Service

(800) 247-7668

Notice:

Select the location for the concrete base footing using the application chart and Figure 1. Take care to maximize hard

playing surface under and around the goal while minimizing interference with driveway traffic when unit is at the lowest

position. NOTE: Center of pole should be a minimum of 16” from any wall, fence or permanent structure behind the

pole to avoid interference with height adjustment crank.

1. Dig a minimum 20” diameter hole 48” deep. Be sure to bell out the bottom 12” of the hole at least an

additional 4” in diameter. See Figure 1.

Rim Height Setback

10’ 36”

9’ 39”

8’ 42”

Application Chart

Notice:

The 20” diameter by 48” deep hole will require approximately 1/2 cu. yard of 3000 psi concrete (22-24 60#

bags of pre-mix concrete). Please adjust the amount if the hole is deeper and/or wider. Having enough

concrete before you start will insure proper strength of the footing.

Note:

If your warning label becomes damaged or

lost, call manufacture for a replacement.

FIGURE 1

2. Thread a 5/8” Hex Nut (G) onto each “J” Bolt (E) leaving at least 2 1/2” of threads exposed above the

5/8” Hex Nut (G). Place each “J” Bolt (E) into the holes of the “J” Bolt Template (J), thread a second

5/8” Hex Nut (G) onto each “J” Bolt (E) and tighten. Make sure a minimum of 2” of thread is exposed

and the legs of the “J” Bolts (E) are pointing toward each other. See Figure 1.

3. Drive 36” Rebar (F) into bottom of the hole equally

spaced to form a square. Mix concrete according to

instructions on the bag. It is advantageous to have the

mixture “wet”. This will increase your working time

and allow batches to mix in the hole. Pour the hole full

to ground level. Insert a broomstick or similar device

into the concrete and agitate up and down, REPEAT

SEVERAL TIMES. Insert the “J” Bolt Assembly (E, G

and J) into wet concrete, vibrate assembly as you insert

so the concrete fills in around the “J” Bolts (E). Be

sure the “J” Bolt Template (J) is pressed firmly against

the surface of the wet concrete. The top of the concrete

footing must be flush with playing surface. Make sure

the bolt pattern is parallel to the desired position of the

backboard and edge of playing surface. See Figure 1.

4. Clean excess concrete from edge of hole and level the

concrete from the edge of the “J” Bolt Template (J).

Clean excess concrete from both threads and nuts.

Double check the position and levelness of “J” Bolt

Template (J). Allow footing to cure for seven days

before proceeding.

5. Remove the upper 5/8” Hex Nuts (G) from the “J”

Bolts (E) and remove and discard the “J” Bolt

Template (J). Thread the 5/8” Hex Nuts (G) back onto

the “J” Bolts (E) and finger tighten against the 5/8”

Hex Nuts (G) embedded in the concrete. See Figure 2.

6. Place 5/8” Washers (H) onto “J” Bolts (E). Position

Vertical Pole (A) onto the “J” Bolts (E), the crank

mount bracket is the back of the pole and should be

positioned away from the playing surface. Be careful

not to damage exposed threads on “J” Bolts (E). Install

the 5/8” Washers (H), 5/8” Lock Washers (I) and 5/8”

Hex Nuts (G) onto the “J” Bolts (E) to secure Vertical

Pole (A). See Figure 2.

7. Level the Vertical Pole (A) using the 5/8” Hex Nuts

(G) above and below the base plate. Once Vertical Pole

(A) is level and square to the playing surface tighten

the 5/8” Hex Nuts (G). Press Safety Caps (FF) over the

exposed ends of the “J” Bolts (E). Install Pole Cap

(GG) on the top of Vertical Pole (A). See Figure 2.

8. Use 3/8” X 3/4” Hex Bolts (P) and 3/8” Lock Nuts (Q)

to attach Crank Tabs (K) to the outside of the crank

mount bracket on Vertical Pole (A). See Figure 3.

Crank Mount Bracket

FIGURE 2

FIGURE 3

9. Use the 1/2” Pivot Bolts (R) (BA8250X bolt is 7” long, BA9250X bolt is 8” long), 1/2” Flat Washers

(W), Pole Spacers (L) and 1/2” Lock Nuts (V) to attach Extension Arms (B) to Vertical Pole (A). Tighten

hardware until the Extension Arms (B) stay in any position you put them yet are freely moved by hand.

See Figure 3.

10. Use the 1/2” Pivot Bolts (R), Crank Spacers (O) and 1/2” Lock Nuts (V) to install Crank Extension Tube

Crank Extension Tube (C) and to position a Crank Spacer (O) on each side of the Crank Extension

Tube (C). DO NOT over tighten this hardware as it will cause the Extension Arms (B) to bind. Check

that Extension Arms (B) continue to move freely by hand before proceeding. See Figure 4.

11. Attach Height Adjustment Crank (D) to the Crank Extension Tube (C) using the 1/2” X 3” Hex Bolt (T)

and 1/2” Lock Nut (V). Attach Height Adjustment Crank (D) to the Crank Tabs (K) using the 1/2” X

4 1/2” Hex Bolt (S) and 1/2” Lock Nut (V). Use the Height Adjustment Crank (D) to lower Extension

Arms (B) until they contact the safety stop. CAUTION: Do not attempt to force the Extension Arms (B)

into or past the safety stop. See Figure 5.

12. Use 3/8” X 3/4” Hex Bolts (P) and 3/8” Lock Nuts (Q) to install the Backboard Frame Tabs (N) onto the

Backboard Frame (X). See Figure 6.

13. Attach Backboard Frame (X) onto Extension Arms (B) using 1/2” X 2 1/2” Hex Bolts (U), Backboard

Spacers (M) and 1/2” Lock Nuts (V). Backboard Spacers (M) are positioned to the inside of Extension

Arms (B) for model BA9250X (5” pole). Backboard Spacers (M) should be on the outside of

Extension Arms (B) for model BA8250X (4” pole). See Figure 7.

Safety Stop

20"

FIGURE 4

Safety Stop

FIGURE 5

14. Lift Backboard (JJ) onto Backboard Frame (X), use 5/16” X 1” Machine Screws (Z), 5/16” Flat

Washers (AA), 5/16” Lock Washers (BB) and 5/16” Hex Nuts (CC) to secure Backboard (JJ) to the

Backboard Frame (X). See Figure 8

15. Use the 1/4” X 3/4” Elevator Bolt (KK) and 1/4” Hex Nut (LL) to attach Rim Support Plate (Y) to the

Backboard Frame (X). See Figure 8.

16. Install BA32 Rim (HH) onto the Backboard Frame (X) using

hardware provide with the BA32 Rim (HH) See Figure 8.

17. Use the Height Adjustment Crank (D) to raise BA32 Rim

(HH) until you measure 10’ from the top of the BA32 Rim

(HH) to the playing surface. Affix the Rim Label (DD) to the

Height Adjustment Crank (D). Establish a level sight line

from the Rim Label (DD) to the Vertical Pole (A) and affix

the Rim Height Label (EE) to Vertical Pole (A) so that the 10’

height marking is aligned with the horizontal line on the Rim

Label (DD). See Figure 8.

18. Install Pole Padding (II) before play.

FIGURE 6

Backboard Spacer (M)

positioned on the inside of

Extension Arm (B) when installing

Model BA9250X

Backboard Spacer (M)

positioned on the outside of

Extension Arm (B) when installing

Model BA8250X

FIGURE 7

Warning!

Make sure the 1/4” X 3/4” Elevator Bolt (KK) is seated properly into the square hole in the Backboard Frame (X).

Improper installation could cause damage to the Backboard (JJ).

AA BB CC

Rim

9 1/2'

8 1/2'

7 1/2'

BA32 RIM (HH) HARDWARE

FIGURE 8

P A R T S L I S T

Item Qty Description Item Qty Description

A 4 “J” Bolts E 4 5/8” Lock Washer

B 436” Long Rebar F 8 5/8” Flat Washer

C 1 Template G 4 Safety Cap

D 12 5/8” Hex Nuts

Warning!

On all pole systems with a crank on the backside of the pole the center of pole should be a minimum of 22”

from any wall, fence or permanent structure behind the pole to avoid interference with adjusting crank.

♦ Inspect all contents prior to installation. Report any missing parts to dealer immediately.

♦ Read all instructions before proceeding.

—— Instruction Manual ——

BA79UGP

Cement Base Installation Instructions

Date: 04/13/10 Rev: 6 B.A. N.J.C. File: publisher/instructions/BA79UGP Ref#: 920122

Customer Service

(800) 247-7668

Note!

Care must be taken to maximize the amount of hard playing surface under and around the goal yet

minimizing any interference with driveway traffic especially when the unit is adjusted to its lowest position.

Please refer to Figure A and corresponding application chart on page 3 for hole location.

Warning!

On Zip Crank and Ultimate Adjustable systems with the crank in the front of the pole the center of the pole

should be a minimum of 10” from any wall, fence or permanent structure behind the pole.

1. Dig a hole a minimum of 20” in diameter and 48” deep. Bell out the bottom 12” of the hole to a diameter

that is at least 4” larger than the diameter of the hole at the top. Digging the hole too big is better than

digging it too small. See Figure A.

2. Prepare the “J” Bolt assembly by first threading a 5/8” Hex Nut (D) on to each “J” Bolt (A) so that

approximately 2-1/2” of thread is protruding above the nut. Place the threaded end of the ”J” Bolt (A)

through the four holes in the Template (C). Thread a second 5/8” Hex Nut (D) onto each “J” Bolt (A) on

the top side of the Template (C). Tighten the nuts on both sides of the Template (C), making sure that the

same length of “J” Bolt (A) (2” minimum) is protruding above the Template (C) in all four corners and

that the “J” Bolt (A) “legs” are pointing toward the center of the Template (C). See Figure A.

3. Before pouring the concrete, make sure you have the required tools available: a level, a broomstick or

similar pole to vibrate the concrete, and a tape measure to correctly place the Template (C).

4. A 20” diameter by 48” deep hole will require approximately 1/2 cubic yard of 3000 psi concrete (22-24

60# sacks of premix concrete). Allow for more if the hole is deeper or wider. Make sure you have enough

concrete before pouring, because allowing a portion to dry before the hole is completely filled will affect

the strength of the footing.

5. You are now ready to complete the most critical portion of the installation. Please note (and avoid) these

COMMON INSTALLATION PROBLEMS:

♦ Proceeded without reading instructions fully.

♦ Stopping short of the required hole size.

♦ Underestimated amount of concrete required, part of base/footing dried before you could finish

pouring.

♦ Just “eyeballed” the squareness of the base, when assembled, the pole and board are not parallel or

square to your driveway/playing surface.

♦ Didn’t allow enough time to correctly complete the project. Setting this base properly ensures the

function and appearance of your system.

♦ Being overanxious to mount the pole and board before the footing was fully cured. (A defective footing

is harder to dig out than to install.)

♦ Damaged threads on J-Bolts making it impossible to install nut.

6. Drive 36” Rebar (B) into the bottom of the hole. Equally space the rebar so that it forms a square.

7. Mix the concrete according to the instructions on the bag. It is a good idea to have the concrete mixture be

“wet”. This will increase your working time and allow batches to mix in the hole. Pour the hole full to

ground level. Insert the broomstick into the wet concrete and agitate it up and down. REPEAT SEVERAL

TIMES.

8. Insert the “J” bolt assembly Template (C) and “J” Bolts (A) into the wet concrete. Be sure the bolt pattern

is parallel with the desired position of the backboard and the edge of the playing surface. Use the tape

measure to double check. Vibrate the assembly as you insert it so the concrete fills in around the “J” Bolts

(A). Be sure the Template (C) is pressed firmly against the surface of the wet concrete. The top of the

concrete footing must be flush with the playing surface.

9. Clean excess concrete from edge of hole and level the concrete from the edge of the Template (C) to the

edge of the hole. Check the level of the “J” Bolts (A) again.

10. ALLOW FOOTING TO DRY FOR SEVEN (7) DAYS. ONLY AFTER CONCRETE HAS CURED FOR

SEVEN DAYS SHOULD YOU PROCEED.

11. Once the concrete is cured you may now remove the upper 5/8” Hex Nuts (D) from the “J” Bolts (A) and

remove and discard the Template (C).

12. Place the 5/8” Hex Nuts (D) you just removed back on each “J” Bolt (A) and finger tighten against the nut

that is embedded in the concrete footing. Install one 5/8” Flat Washer (F) on top of each 5/8” Hex Nut (D).

See Figure B.

13. Install the base of pole over the “J” Bolts (A). Place 5/8” Flat Washers (F), 5/8” Lock Washers (E) and

5/8” Hex Nuts (D) on “J” Bolts (A) to tighten base down. You can level pole if needed by adjusting the

5/8” Hex Nuts (D) above and below the base plate. Make sure all hardware is tight once leveled. Press

Safety Cap (G) over the exposed ends of “J” Bolts (A). You are now ready to finish the installation of your

basketball system. See Figure B.

Application Chart:

Table shows backboard location in relation to center of hole when the systems are adjusted at 10’, 9’ and 8’ rim heights.

System Product Code 10’ Rim Height 9’ Rim Height 8’ Rim Height

4” & 5” Zip Crank BA785U & BA786U 30” 37” 43”

4” Rapid Adjust BA79U 43” 53” 57”

5” Rapid Adjust BA79K 55 1/2” 63 1/2” 67 1/2”

6” Ultimate Adjustable BA870AA 53” 61” 69”

4” & 5” Qwiklift BA740QL & BA840QL 36” 39” 42”

6” Ultimate BA870A 60” 60” 60”

Figure A

Figure B

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