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  • Page 1

    1 02/05 P/N 211636 10 © COPYRIGHT 2005 by HUFFY SPORTS Toll-Free Customer Service Number for U.S: 1-800-558-5234, For Canada: 1-800-284-8339 , For Europe: 00 800 555 85234 (Sweden: 009 555 85234 ), For Australia: 1-800-333 061 Internet Address: http://www.huffysports.com Por table System Owners Manual Customer Service Center • N53 W24700 South C[...]

  • Page 2

    2 P/N 211636 10 02/05 BEFORE YOU ST ART! T o ensure optimal playability of backboard system, a close tolerance fit between the elevator component s and hardware is required. T est-fit large bolt s into large holes of elevator tubes, backboard bracket s, and triangle plates. Carefully rock them in a circular motion to ream out any excess p aint from[...]

  • Page 3

    02/05 P/N 211636 10 3 W ARNING F AILURE T O FOLLOW THESE W ARNINGS MA Y RESUL T IN SERIOUS INJUR Y AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. Owner must ensure that all players know and follow these rules for safe operation of the system. • DO NO T HANG on the rim or an y par t of the system including bac kboard, support braces or net. • During play , especially [...]

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    4 P/N 211636 10 02/05 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE AND WILL VOID WARRANTY. Owner must ensure that all players know and follow these rules for safe operation of the system. To ensure safety, do not attempt to assemble this system without following the instructions car[...]

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    02/05 P/N 211636 10 5 For more information on assembly, placement, proper use, and maintenance, visit The American Basketball Council website at http://www.smarthoops.com. IMPORT ANT! Remove all content s from boxes. Be sure to check inside pole sections; hardware and additional p art s are packed inside. NOTICE T O ASSEMBLERS ALL Huffy Sport s Bas[...]

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    6 P/N 211636 10 02/05 Get to know the basic parts of your basketball system..... FRONT P ANEL BACKBOARD FRONT RIM BASE POLE[...]

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    02/05 P/N 211636 10 7 P ARTS LIST - (See Hardware Identifier) Item Qty. Part No. Description 1 1 200503 Cover, Black OR 1 200504 Cover, Red 2 1 806620 Base Assembly 3 1 804833 Exacta Height Assembly 4 1 908006 Top Pole Section 5 1 908107 Middle Pole Section 6 1 908142 Bottom Pole Section 7 2 206934 Large Eyebolt, 3/8” 8 2 203063 Nylon Insert Lock[...]

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    8 P/N 211636 10 02/05 HARDW ARE IDENTIFIER (BOL TS & SCREWS) * You may have extra parts with this model. Item #7 (2) Item #40 (1) Item #39 (2) Item #23 (1) Item #29 (6) Item #16 (2) Item #12 (1) Item #48 (4)[...]

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    02/05 P/N 211636 10 9 HARDW ARE IDENTIFIER (STEEL SP ACERS) HARDW ARE IDENTIFIER (NUTS & W ASHERS) HARDW ARE IDENTIFIER (PLASTIC SP ACERS CAPS & CLIPS) Item #28 (2) Item #21 (2) Item #13 (2) Item #20 (2) Item #26 (4) Item #30 (4) Item #36 (2) Item #1 1(4) Item #42 (12)* Item #18 (4) Item #14 (1 1)* Item #10 (1) Item #8 (2) Item #31 (7) Item[...]

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    10 P/N 211636 10 02/05 TOOLS REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION HARDW ARE USED IN THIS SECTION (not actual size) SECTION A: ASSEMBLE THE BASE And/Or: This is what your system will look like when you’ve finished this section: Item #39 Item #23 Item #16 Item #12 (1) Item #19 Item #21 Item #13 Item #20 Item #18 Item #14 Item #10 Item #8 Item #19 Item #47 1/2[...]

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    02/05 P/N 211636 10 11 1A. Check the following pre-assembled base areas for tightness: Eye bolt s P/N 203452, W asher P/N 203218 , Nut P/N 203100, Carriage Bolts P/N 203223 . Eye bolt s P/N 203452 W asher P/N 203218 Nut P/N 203100 Front Cover P/N 206002 Pole Bracket P/N 201581 Carriage Bolt s P/N 203223 Hex Flange Nut P/N 203100 W asher P/N 203218 [...]

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    12 P/N 211636 10 02/05 Check the following pre-assembled handle areas for tightness: Screw P/N 204803, Nut P/N 203100, Carriage Bolt s P/N 203103 . Carriage Bolt P/N 203103 Nut P/N 203100 Nut P/N 203100 Handle, Right P/N 204856 Handle, Lef t P/N 204855 Screw P/N 204803 Carriage Bolt P/N 203103 Height Adjustment Rod P/N 904833 Label,Height Indicator[...]

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    02/05 P/N 211636 10 13 6 5 4 3. WOOD SCRAP (NOT SUPPLIED) 5 4 While maintaining alignment, bounce middle pole section (5) into top section (4) using a wood scrap as shown until the top pole no longer moves toward the pole identification sticker on the middle pole. Identification Sticker TROUGH Align dimple of top pole section (4) into trough of mid[...]

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    14 P/N 211636 10 02/05 4. 4 5 6 WOOD SCRAP (NOT SUPPLIED) RODS SHOWN ARE FOR VISUAL REPRESENTATION OF ALIGNMENT AND ARE NOT SUPPLIED WITH THE HARDWARE TROUGH Align dimple of middle pole section (5) into trough of bottom pole section (6) as shown. IMPORT ANT!: POLE SECTIONS SHOULD HAVE A 3-1/2" (9 CM) MINIMUM OVERLAP. NOTE: HOLE DIMPLE Bottom p[...]

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    02/05 P/N 211636 10 15 9 7 6 9 7 13 8 47 5. Install bolt (12) through bracket and bottom pole section (6) and secure with nut (10) as shown. Nut should be tightened until flush (even) with locknuts outer edge. 12 10 6 7. Secure cover to rod (9) using washers (47) nuts (8) and nut covers (13) as shown. Install rod (9) through bottom pole section (6)[...]

  • Page 16

    16 P/N 211636 10 02/05 8 . Install pole mount bracket (15) and reinforcement bracket (49) with carriage bolt s (16) as shown. T ighten flange nuts (14) completely . 4 49 14 14 15 16 16 9. Attach sp acers (20, 21) to pole mount bracket (15) with bolts (19), washers (17), and nuts (18) as shown. 15 17 17 18 19 17 17 21 20 20 21 IMPORT ANT!: T ighten [...]

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    02/05 P/N 211636 10 17 Assemble lanyard (25) to locking pin (24) as shown (FIG A). Attach covers (22) onto pole mount bracket (15) with carriage bolt (23) and nut (14) as shown. 10 . 15 14 24 22 22 25 23 FIG . A 25 24 Loop end of pin lanyard (25) over carriage bolt (23) as it p asses through the pole mount bracket (15) during this assembly . IMPORT[...]

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    18 P/N 211636 10 02/05 TOOLS REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTION HARDW ARE USED IN THIS SECTION (not actual size) SECTION B: A TT ACH THE BACKBOARD Phillip s- Head Screwdriver This is what your system will look like when you’ve finished this section: Item #40 Item #39 Item #29 Item #19 Item #28 Item #26 Item #30 Item #36 Item #61 Item #42 Item #18 Item #31[...]

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    02/05 P/N 211636 10 19 Assemble backboard brackets (27) using sp acers (28), bolts (19), and nut s (18) as shown. 1. 28 28 19 19 18 18 27[...]

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    20 P/N 211636 10 02/05 2. 3. Install cover (1) over spring return mechanism as shown. 29 26 26 27 31 Refer T o Instructions Included With Rim Hardware For Rim Assembly . 48 11 47 32 34 1 39 Attach lower elevator tubes (32) and counter balance springs (33) to backboard support brackets (27) using sp acers (26), bolt (29), and nut (31) as shown. Rim [...]

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    02/05 P/N 211636 10 21 4. Attach upper elevator tubes (35) to backboard support bracket s (27) using spacers (26 & 1 1), bolt (29), and nut (31) as shown. 35 35 26 27 26 31 11 29 29 27 26 31 11[...]

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    22 P/N 211636 10 02/05 5. Install net clip s. CLIP “ARM” CLIP “BODY” Insert one “arm” of clip into ram as shown. T wist “body” of clip slightly so that second “arm” slides over the top of the first “arm” as shown. Push in direction indicated by arrows. Push second “arm” back and into ram as shown. T wist “body” of cl[...]

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    02/05 P/N 211636 10 23 Insert net into bottom of clip as shown. SIDE VIEW Twist net until it snaps into position. Net must be centered through clip. NET NETCLIP SIDE VIEW NET NETCLIP NET INST ALLA TION 6. 34 42 43[...]

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    24 P/N 211636 10 02/05 31 31 40 38 32 4 37 37 29 30 32 30 29 32 29 35 30 31 31 35 30 37 36 36 7. Support pole on sawhorse. Attach backboard assembly to top pole section (4) as shown. Install pole cap (38). Use caution; elevator assembly is heavy . 8. Install upper elevator tubes (35) to triangle plates (37) as shown. Inst all handle assembly to low[...]

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    02/05 P/N 211636 10 25 9. Insert bolt (29) through left side upper elevator tube (35), then stretch spring (33) onto bolt (29). Insert bolt (29) through right side upper elevator tube (35) and secure with nut (31). 10. Roll completed assembly to desired position. Fill tank with water (approx. 34 gallons (129 Liters)) or sand (approx. 280 lbs. (128 [...]

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    26 P/N 211636 10 02/05 1. Apply height adjustment and moving label (46) to front of pole as shown. 2. A. While holding handle, remove pin (24). B. Move elevator up or down to desired height. C. Replace pin (24) full length to lock system at desired height. SECTION C: APPL Y HEIGHT AND MOVING LABEL & HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT 46 10 ft. (3.05 m) 24 A. B.[...]