Jaypro Sports Stationary Backstops - Manual (Page 16)

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Appendix B – Weight Tables
Below is a table of weights for all common wall mount models. Note that these are general
weights and the actual loads applied to the building structure depend on the installation and various
field conditions. Weights listed include 42” glass backboards (no height adjusters). If height adjusters
are included in the install, weights must be increased by 135 lbs. If any other board besides glass is
used, weight may be reduced (see Jaypro Catalog for comparison of backboard weights).
Wall composition must be approved for supporting the listed loads. Anchors must be capable of
supporting the load and a 5:1 safety factor minimum is recommended (this means the anchor and wall
should be capable of supporting 5 times the weight of the backstop). Additionally, to compensate for
the sudden ‘shock’ loading the unit will see should anyone ever ‘slam dunk’ the ball and hold onto the
rim momentarily, a 1000 lb ‘dynamic’ load should be added to the stated values below and taking into
consideration for any safety factor or point load calculations.
2' 3’ 4' 5' 6' 7' 8' 9' 10' 11' 12'
441 451 461 471 481 491 501 542 552 562 572
Face of Bank
Figure 15: Wall Mount Weights (Lbs)
Appendix C – Equipment Maintenance
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Jaypro prides itself on manufacturing high quality, durable and safe equipment. It is very
important however that certain maintenance be performed annually on all our basketball
backstops to insure years of safe, trouble-free use. This work must be completed by a qualified
installer or technician. If one is not available to you, Jaypro’s own field service team can be hired
to do the work. See number below, as for a field service manager to schedule an on-site visit.
BEFORE THE START OF EVERY SEASON, YOU MUST:
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Visually inspect entire unit to make sure that no parts have slipped or moved. (NOTE: To do
this quickly, look to see if any unpainted areas have become visible or if painted areas have
become damaged.)
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Lubricate ALL moving parts except the winch if installed.
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Visually inspect all cables and pulleys for wear to insure that they move freely. If any frayed
cable is noted, backstop should be left in playing position and cable immediately replaced.
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Check backboard for level and plumb. (NOTE: If backboard is not plumb, it is necessary to
adjust brace for plumb.)
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Check goal for appropriate height and level.
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Inspect and tighten ALL nuts and bolts.
IF ANY PARTS ARE REQUIRED, PLEASE CALL JAYPRO DIRECT.
1-800-243-0533 www.jaypro.com