1. Lay each upright pole on the ground and assemble the eyebolts, rope
cleats, shell block pulleys and end caps onto the poles as shown in the
diagram to the left. Also connect one end of each side cable to the
carabiners which attach the pulleys; these are the red, vinyl-coated cables
that are ~19' 6" in length.
2. Feed ~25' of rope through each pulley so that each end of the rope will
reach the ground when the upright poles are set upright. Proceed to set
the assembled upright poles into the ground sleeves with the pulleys
facing inward toward one another where the net will be located.
3. Slide the main net onto the net support crosstube; the crosstube
should be fed into the 6" sleeve at the top of the main net. Then, attach the
eyebolts on either end of the crosstube as shown in the diagram above.
4. Tie off one end of each rope on the crosstube eyebolts. Then, as the
net is being raised via the ropes, start just below the 6" pocket and weave
the side cables through the outer row of squares in the rectangular section
of the netting, skipping to every 4th square. When the net is fully raised,
the rectangular section of the net should have ~2' of netting still resting on
the ground; do not weave the side cables through this excess netting but
instead clip them onto a carabiner and attach them to the bottom-most
eyebolt of the upright poles.
5. For the triangular side netting, attach the bottom corners nearest the
upright poles to the same carbiner connecting the side cables to the poles.
With the opposite corner, attach a carbiner to the netting, stretch the
netting away from the upright pole, screw one of the provided spiral
anchors into the ground at the corner of the net, and attach the carbiner to
the anchor.
6. Attach the cross cable (~19' 10" in length) to a carabiner and clip it to
the middle eyebolt on one of the upright poles. Then, weave the cable
through the very bottom of the rectangular section of the netting, again
skipping to every 4th square of the net. Weave the cable through this
entier edge of the netting. Then, attach the cable to the middle eye bolt of
the opposite upright pole using the provided turnbuckle; tighten the
turnbuckle so that this cross cable is taut.
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731300 - OUTDOOR THROWING NET
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING
: This product can expose you to Titanium Dioxide,
which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.
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