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Product Line: Wall Mounted Basketball Backstops (the “Equipment”)  

Porter Athletic (“Porter”) provides the below limited warranty (the “Limited Warranty”) to the original purchaser of the Equipment and only 
as to the facility in which the Equipment was originally installed.  The Limited Warranty extends from the time the Equipment is installed by 
qualified installers and continues based on the timeline listed below under the terms and conditions stated below. 

Limited Warranty Terms and Conditions 

Porter warrants the Equipment against defects in material or factory workmanship which cause failure of the Equipment within the applica-
ble Limited Warranty period and provided that notification of defects, together with proof of purchase, is given to Porter at 

Por-

[email protected]

 within thirty (30) days  of discovery of such defect. Porter, once it confirms the existence of a covered defect will, at 

its sole discretion, repair or replace the defective Equipment with comparable Equipment or will provide a refund of the purchase price pro-
rated over the remaining Limited Warranty period.  In the event of repair or replacement, the Limited Warranty includes labor, materials, and 
freight during the first year of the Limited Warranty and then materials only for the balance of the Limited Warranty period based on the 
Limited Warranty coverage time period shown below for each category.  All other costs, expenses or losses are excluded, including, but not 
limited to, costs for maintenance of the Equipment.  The manner of fulfillment of the Limited Warranty (including investigation, timing of 
response, labor, and manner of shipment, if applicable) is at the sole discretion of Porter.  

Standard Limited Warranty Coverage Time Period 

10 years – Structural Components (Pipes, Brackets, Braces) 
1 year – Mechanical (Saf Straps, Height Adjuster, Pulleys, Hinges) 
1 year -- Electrical Components (Winches, Height Adjuster Motors, Control Systems) 
Backboard/Goal/Rim – Covered by separate warranty, please see product information sheets 

Exclusions and Conditions: 

This limited warranty excludes and does not apply to: 

x

Damage, whether natural or manmade, including, but not limited to fire, flood, wind, lightening or other acts of nature or God.

x

Normal maintenance items such as fuses and belts.

x

Normal wear and tear

x

Use for other than intended purpose or use not in accord with generally approved practices 

x

Abuse, neglect, vandalism, alterations, modifications or misuse – as determined by Porter  

x

Equipment not installed by Porter Athletic Approved Installers

x

Natural variations occurring in product finishes are not considered defects.

x

User attached accessories

x

Damage caused by operation of Equipment by persons not properly trained to operate it

x

Equipment not routinely inspected and maintained by facility personnel or operators in accordance with the Porter Operation and

Maintenance Manual.

In cases where repair or replacement of Equipment is deemed necessary, color or texture shall be in accord with that offered by Porter at the then current 
time.   

Porter’s liability under this Limited Warranty is limited to repair or replacement of defective Equipment or a prorated refund as described above. The sole 
and exclusive remedy against Porter, or its parent, affiliates, subsidiaries, or distributors shall be for the repair, replacement or prorated refund, at Porter’s 
sole discretion, of any defective Equipment as provided herein. IN NO EVENT SHALL PORTER OR ITS PARENT,  AFFILIATES, SUBSIDIARIES, OR 
DISTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RELATING TO, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNEC-
TION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THE EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITTION, ANY LABOR AND /OR OTHER IN-
STALLATION EXPENSES INCURRED IN CONNECTION WITH THE REPLACEMENT OR REPAIR OF DEFECTIVE EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT TO 
THE EXTENT OTHERWISE SET FORTH HEREIN, OR ANY OTHER INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE WHATSO-
EVER, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOSS OF REVENUE, PROFITS OR OPPORTUNITY. 

This document constitutes Porter’s Limited Warranty in its entirety and no other provisions express or implied exist.  This Limited Warranty excludes, with-
out limitation, any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.  Any modifications of this Limited Warranty must be in writing 
and signed by an officer of Porter. No other person, agent or representative of Porter or any distributor or dealer has any authority to change or modify this 
Limited Warranty, either verbally or in writing. 

Porter reserves the right to change required inspection and maintenance provisions for the Equipment from time to time and upon notification of such 
change, Customer must abide by those revised provisions or this limited warranty is void. 

Various states may have laws affecting your rights under this Limited Warranty. 

PORTER LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY

 

Summary of Contents for 219 Series

Page 1: ...BASKETBALL BACKSTOPS 219 220 AND 312 SERIES Installation Operation and Maintenance Manual 2012 PORTER ATHLETIC INC ALL RIGHTS RESERVED INST00370102 07 15 2013...

Page 2: ...of Substantial Completion _________________________ The gymnasium equipment for this project has been custom fabricated according to the Owner s Architect s specification Care has been taken to fabri...

Page 3: ...tion Checklist 13 Tools INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 14 15 Structural Requirements 16 18 Methods of Anchoring 19 21 General Anchoring Guidelines 22 25 Anchoring Details and Loading 26 32 Step By Step Gui...

Page 4: ...se not in accord with generally approved practices x Abuse neglect vandalism alterations modifications or misuse as determined by Porter x Equipment not installed by Porter Athletic Approved Installer...

Page 5: ...ch is delivered with the product is available on line at www porterathletic com or which may be ordered from Por ter x Damage whether natural or manmade including but not limited to fire flood wind li...

Page 6: ...on any given project the project architect must specify the anchoring method Porter s suggestion of adhesive anchors in lieu of thru bolting is not an approved Porter substitution but that we have obs...

Page 7: ...nufacturer original item num ber date of purchase and maintenance performed This will be useful when ordering re placement parts and keeping track of maintenance We suggest that you use the inspec tio...

Page 8: ...cable to align with the top of winch when the backstop is in the up position Important Note These units can be dangerous if operated carelessly by inexperienced person nel therefore the keys or handl...

Page 9: ...cally check the winch every three to four months lubri cating as required Use Pyroshield No 5182 Grease or equal Check gears for excessive wear replacing them if signs of wear are apparent To properly...

Page 10: ...nds already wrapped on the winch hoisting drum is normal with this hoist system 8 Inspect All Pulleys It is advisable to check all pulleys checking the sheave bearing and shaft for excessive wear repl...

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Page 12: ...TOP WALL ANCHORS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 CHAIN SUPPORTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 BACKSTOP FITTINGS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 HEIGHT ADJUSTER IF APPLICABLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 TELESCOPING...

Page 13: ...uring installation Vice Grips for a variety of special Bolt Cutter SAFETY ATTIRE TO BE WORN AT ALL TIMES DURING THE INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE EQUIPMENT Remove all jewelry before commencing w...

Page 14: ...a wall mounted backstop application Tilt up concrete panels may also be utilized for wall mount ed backstops provided that the recommendation of the architect structural engineer ap proves all buildi...

Page 15: ...O STUD WALL CONSTRUCTION WITHOUT A SPECIFIC SUPPORT BLOCKING DETAIL BY THE PROJECT ARCHITECT BLOCKING IS TO BE DESIGNED BY THE ARCHITECT WITH MATERIAL PROVIDED AND INSTALLED BY THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR...

Page 16: ...propriate anchors as indicated on your project specific installa tion drawings Detail B is for illustration only and may not relect your projects anchoring requirements Do not drill less than 9 from a...

Page 17: ...ft side detail in Detail C which negates the penetration of the outside wall Porter can provide such weather treated hardware for the general contractor to pre cast in the wall at the time od construc...

Page 18: ...ictions on the installer Ideally standard CMU should be utilized at the backstop attachment location with t solid grout fill If this is not the case contact the architect or structural engineer of rec...

Page 19: ...e anchor to an opening window doorway top of wall etc is also a critical factor Again refer to the anchor manufacturer for minimum edge distance per type of anchor and embedment depth chosen A general...

Page 20: ...diminished An alternative to thru bolting sometimes specified by architects is the use of adhesive an chors It is imperative the when selecting and installing an adhesive anchoring system the anchor m...

Page 21: ...nserted to ensure proper adhesion to the resin x Adjust the position of the rod during the gel time Make certain the rod is inserted the full depth if the screen and the rod protrudes out from the wal...

Page 22: ...HARDWARE REQUIRE MENTS 5 ON STATIONARY BACKSTOPS 312 s OFFSETS CAN BE COMPENSATED FOR BY LENGTH OF EXTENSION PIPES SPECIFY 6 ON FOLDING BACKSTOPS 219 s AND 220 s ATTACHMENTS AT WALL MUST BE IN ALIGNME...

Page 23: ...S 64 LBS 92 LBS 326 LBS 119 LBS 8 LBS 361 LBS 333 LBS UP TO 12 0 FAN 1382 LBS 59 LBS 110 LBS 289 LBS 127 LBS 9 LBS 267 LBS 319 LBS UP TO 12 0 WITH HEIGHT ADJUSTER 1055 LBS 47 LBS 92 LBS 460 LBS 90 LBS...

Page 24: ...123 LBS 9 LBS 297 LBS 328 LBS UP TO 9 0 WITH HEIGHT ADJUSTER 822 LBS 26 LBS 92 LBS 477 LBS 88 LBS 8 LBS 455 LBS 347 LBS UP TO 12 0 RECTANGULAR 651 LBS 45 LBS 92 LBS 336 LBS 102 LBS 8 LBS 351 LBS 319 L...

Page 25: ...UST ER 1188 LBS 72 LBS 184 LBS 1262 LBS 55 LBS 8 LBS 423 LBS 318 LBS UP TO 3 0 WITH HEIGHT ADJUSTER 932 LBS 247 LBS 184 LBS 376 LBS 247 LBS 8 LBS UP TO 3 0 RECTAN GULAR 974 LBS 209 LBS 183 LBS 286 LBS...

Page 26: ...ructure with a positive connection no lags Each remaining vertical wood pad support is to have no less than one thru bolt or if mounted hor izontally no less than two thru bolts 6 Follow the anchor su...

Page 27: ...certain to scribe pencil lines on the wood pad at the extension pipe centers Use the hinge plate as a drilling template aligning the holes as shown over the pencil marks On stationary backstops you m...

Page 28: ...nk closed 11 Now mount the wood pads with the hinge angles spaced properly to accept the 1 7 8 OD tubing or in the case of folding units the hinge plate weldments Repeat Steps 8 9 for attachment metho...

Page 29: ...s as detailed in the previous step On stationary Model 312 units there is a single extension supported by two diagonal tubes Attach the diagonals with 1 7 8 and 1 5 8 half clamps as detailed to suppo...

Page 30: ...cure the setscrews on the extensions ensuring the backboard is plumb both vertically and horizontally to the court 17 Mount the goal and check the elevation for 10 0 A F F The height can be adjusted b...

Page 31: ...all the cable stop may cause the unit to free fall in the down cycle should the cable be allowed to become slack On electric operation set the up limit so the backstop is never more than 80 off the ho...

Page 32: ...E TUBE BACKSTOP FOLDS TO THE RIGHT AS SHOWN TO FOLD BACK STOP TO THE LEFT REVERSE THE PLACEMENT OF THE SHORT AND LONG HINGE PLATES SHORT AND LONG SWIVEL PLATES AND TELESCOPING DIAGONAL BRACE EXTENSION...

Page 33: ...bearing wall with a minimum of two 2 1 2 diameter weath er treated rods and building washers The placement of the manual winch is left to the ar chitect s or owner s discretion but it must be mounted...

Page 34: ...BOARD G FACE OF BACKBOARD TO WALL PLUS 11 11 G FACE OF BACKBOARD TO WALL PLUS 12 2 INSTALLER NOTE LOCATE CABLE STOP AS DETAILED TO PREVENT UNIT FROM FOLDING TO A COMPLETE 90 FOLD WEIGHT OF UNIT MUST N...

Page 35: ...OARD G FACE OF BACKBOARD TO WALL PLUS 12 2 G FACE OF BACKBOARD TO WALL PLUS 12 2 INSTALLER NOTE LOCATE CABLE STOP AS DETAILED TO PREVENT UNIT FROM FOLDING TO A COMPLETE 90 FOLD WEIGHT OF UNIT MUST NOT...

Page 36: ...220 FOLDING DIMENSIONS WITHOUT HEIGHT ADJUSTER WALL MOUNTED BACKSTOP WITH RECTANGULAR BACKBOARD WALL MOUNTED BACKSTOP WITH FAN BACKBOARD B FACE OF BACKBOARD TO WALL PLUS 1 6 B FACE OF BACKBOARD TO WA...

Page 37: ...NO 220 FOLDING DIMENSIONS WITH HEIGHT ADJUSTER WALL MOUNTED BACKSTOP WITH RECTANGULAR BACKBOARD WALL MOUNTED BACKSTOP WITH FAN BACKBOARD B FACE OF BACKBOARD TO WALL PLUS 11 B FACE OF BACKBOARD TO WALL...

Page 38: ...NOTE MOUNT 4 Sq JUNCTION BOX WITHIN 3 0 OF ELECTRIC WINCH DRILL AND COUNTERBORE WOOD PADS AS SHOWN FOR 1 2 x 21 4 Lg CARRIAGE BOLTS 4 PLACES COUNTERBORE TO A DEPTH OF 3 16 THRU BOLTING FOR CONCRETE OR...

Page 39: ...L ALL HARDWARE FOR ATTACHING WALL MOUNTING TUBE TO WALL IS BY INSTALLER STRAP TIE OFF ATTACHES TO UPPER GOAL MOUNTING SCREWS ADDITIONAL HOLE PROVIDED FOR CABLE TIE OFF AS REQUIRED SAF STRAP SAFETY LOC...

Page 40: ...WALL MOUNTING TUBE IS THRU BOLTED TO THE WALL ALL HARDWARE FOR ATTACHING WALL MOUNTING TUBE TO WALL IS BY INSTALLER STRAP WRAPS AROUND SPAN TUBE SAF STRAP SAFETY LOCK PULLEY AND HOIST CABLE NOT SHOWN...

Page 41: ...41 HEIGHT ADJUSTER WITH MANUAL OPERATION NOTE FOR USE ONLY WITH PORTER NO 00267698 FAN FIBERGLASS AND NO 00234000 OR 00234300 FAN ALUMINUM BACKBOARD AND ALL PORTER RECTANGULAR BACKBOARDS...

Page 42: ...WALL IN A LOCATION SO THAT THE EQUIPMENT IT IS CONTROLLING IS IN FULL VIEW OF THE OPERATOR WARNING SUBSTITUTION OF THIS KEY SWITCH WILL VOID ALL WARRANTIES AND WILL RENDER THE OPER ATION OF THE HEIGH...

Page 43: ...OLTAGES LESS THAN 115 VOLTS WILL AFFECT HOISTING CAPACITY AND RESULT IN DAMAGE TO MOTOR THUS VOIDING WARRANTY SUBSTITUTION OF THIS KEY SWITCH WILL VOID ALL WARRANTIES AND WILL RENDER THE OPERATION OF...

Page 44: ...44 HEIGHT ADJUSTER WITH POWR STICK OPERATION NOTE FOR USE ONLY WITH PORTER NO 00267698 FAN FIBERGLASS AND NO 00234000 OR 00234300 FAN ALUMINUM BACKBOARD AND ALL PORTER RECTANGULAR BACKBOARDS...

Page 45: ...RTSONIC OPERATION NOTE FOR USE ONLY WITH PORTER NO 00267698 FAN FIBERGLASS AND NO 00234000 OR 00234300 FAN ALUMINUM BACKBOARD AND ALL PORTER RECTANGULAR BACKBOARDS SEE PAGE No W 200 1 K FOR FIELD WIRI...

Page 46: ...IC II CONTROL FIELD WIRING DETAILS AND REQUIREMENTS NOTE All wiring between the height adjuster and the Sportsonic II is to be done by an electrical contractor per the diagram below to meet all local...

Page 47: ...n the hoist sys tem or the height adjustment mechanism i Always keep the operating device Hand Crank Keys from Key Switch Powr Stick Sportsonic II Transmitter or Powr Touch Pad in the possession of a...

Page 48: ...ING IS GIVEN IN COMPLIANCE WITH CALIFORNIA S PROPOSITION 65 WARNING This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer birth defects WARNING This product can expose you t...

Page 49: ...INSTALLER NOTES...

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