Jaypro Sports BBTF-70 - Manual (Page 5)

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horizontally oriented, but the remaining crossbars should have the holes oriented
vertically. Refer to Figure 3-B.
7) Install three eyebolts (#5) in each frame, as shown in Figure 4. Space the outer
eyebolts at either 12 ft or 14 ft apart, depending on the width of the net. Note: the
eyebolts will be pointing down on the center frames once the frames are installed.
On all except one of the end frames, attach one spring clip (#4) on each of the
eyebolts.
8) Make up one end of each of the three cables, as shown in Figure 5. Tighten the
cable clamps using a 7/16” nut driver.
9) Make up the other end of each cable leaving the cable clamps hand tight, as the
overall length may need to be adjusted.
10) Using two people lift and insert each frame into an associated pair of sleeves.
11) Roll out net under the frame, spreading it out flat. Center the net inside the frame.
12) Lay the three cables over top of the net, one over each edge and along the middle.
Extend the end of each cable, with the tightened cable clamps, about 6” from the
edge to the net.
13) Attach the cables to net using the plastic zip ties, placed every 12”.
14) Extend the turnbuckles and attach one turnbuckle to each cable end, as shown in
Figure 6.
15) At the other end, adjust the length of each cable so the thimble is about 12” from
the end of the net.
16) Using a stepladder(s) attach each of the three turnbuckles to eyebolts in the end
frame.
17) Working towards the other end, raise and attach the net and cable to each of the
outer eyebolts using the spring clips (#4).
18) Attach the end of each of the outer cables to the eyebolts in the end frame.
19) Working from inside the net, lift and attach the center cable and net to each of the
frames.
20) Center the net on the frame and tighten the turnbuckles. Tie off the ends of the
net to the eyebolts.