Jaypro Sports CSGP-1 - Manual (Page 10)

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Crossbar Installation: Goal Post
1. Insert one end fitting into the crossbar. Orient the upright stem so it is
perpendicular to the holes in the crossbar.
2. Mark the two holes using a center or transfer punch. IMPORTANT: It is
important that the holes in the end fitting be properly placed to ensure that the end
fittings are square and the uprights are parallel to each other.
3. Remove the end fitting and drill the marked holes. Start with a 3/16” bit, then a
3/8” bit, and finally a 1/2” bit.
4. Insert the end fitting in crossbar and loosely install the appropriate hardware.
Verify that the upright stem is square to the crossbar and plumb
5. Do other end making sure both upright stems are in line with one another.
6. Place the end fitting in the end of the upright and plumb to level in two directions
front to back and side to side. Mark the single hole using a center punch.
IMPORTANT: It is important that the holes in the end fitting be properly placed
to ensure that the end fittings are square and the uprights are parallel to each
other.
7. Remove the upright and drill the marked hole on the end fitting. Start with a 3/16”
bit, then a 3/8” bit, and finally a 1/2” bit.
8. Once complete, repeat on the other side.
9. After both goalposts are installed use yellow rustoluem to paint all of the bolt
heads and all of the nuts. This will give the fasteners an extra layer of protection
and it will give the goalpost a finished look, and also touch up any scratches.
Figure 7