Rev: A
Drawn: BDYE
SPEC 2239-21A-21G
PRODUCT NAME
MODEL NO.
Date: 7/26/2017
Sheet: 1 of 5
SOCCER GOAL
2" x 4" PORTABLE NCAA REGULATION SOCCER GOALS
7' H x 21' W
#2239-21G STEEL - WITH END FRAMES - 7' H x 21' W (640 LBS) PER SET
#2239-21A ALUMINUM - WITH END FRAMES - 7' H x 21' W (413 LBS) PER SET
SPECIFICATIONS:
NCAA soccer goal which provides a 7' H x 21' W front inside opening.
Crossbar and Uprights - a single length of 2" x 4" x 11ga rectangular steel or aluminum tubing, powder
coated white. Crossbar is bolted to uprights.
All hardware is zinc-plated or Stainless Steel for long, rust free service.
Warranty period: 10 years
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INSTALLATION:
Lay Upright/Corner Assemblies 21' apart parallel to each other on the ground with drilled pipe stubs
1.
facing up
Assemble crossbar to upright/corner assemblies with 3/8"-16 x 3/4" Button Head Bolts
2.
Sleeve a T-fitting onto the net support on the long leg of the support (bottom). Make sure set
3.
screws will face up.
Insert net supports over 2" O.D. drilled inner sleeve stubs on corner assembly units
4.
Align holes provided and attach with 3/8" x 3" hex head bolts
5.
Attach spreader pipe between net supports. Insert spreader pipe into T-fittings and align holes,
6.
bolt through with 3/8" x 3-1/2" hex head bolts and tighten. NOTE: Position spreader pipe as far
back on long leg as possible and tighten 3/8" set screws with hex key
Tighten all bolts and set screws, cut and peen any excess threads
7.
Carefully rotate goal into upright position. Repeat steps for other goal
8.
Bolt Adjustable Wheel Bracket & Pnuematic Wheels in friction drill hole locations
9.
ANCHORING SYSTEM (AUGER ANCHOR)
1. Connect chain to portable goal. Connect opposite end to auger. Pull chain tight then stick auger in
ground surface at an slight angle away from goal. (See Page 5, Auger Picture) Twist auger all the way in-
ground so the top hook/chain are slightly exposed.
NOTE:
Footing sizes are based on average soil conditions. Loose and/or sandy soil is not average and footing
sizes must be increased according to local soil conditions. See local building codes.
