Goaliath Basketball | Basketball Hoop Installation Video: Part 1
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Goaliath in-ground basketball hoops are engineered for durability and quality and help your athlete reach their full potential. This video will take you through the installation process of an anchor kit for a Goaliath in-ground basketball system. If you have already installed your anchor kit and waited 72 hours for the concrete to cure, please see part two of the installation process on hoop assembly.
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Great cliff notes summary. If you can't figure it out how to install the anchor kit from this you should get someone else to install it.
how many bags of concrete should i buy and what strength mix
I just bought the goal and the anchor system isn’t included. We’re calling the community service tomorrow to see what we need to do(EVERYONE WHO BUYS THE 50 WARRIOR BE AWARE THAT THERE ISNT A ANCHOR SYSTEM)
How long do the pieces of 2x4 have to be? Is that 16 inches for each piece since that’s the hole diameter?
4..17.5in 2 X 4's will allow you to make a square that is 16in.
OKay from the front of the 2 X 4, how far from the edge of the court should it be?
Did you end up getting it right?
How far from the edge of the court did you put the front of the anchor system? Video looks to be 12 inches - is that right?
Is the wooden frame removed after the concrete cures?
Yeah
what is the distance from the anchor to concrete
My hoop doesn't have an anchor system. Wish it did, but the directions for it state to set the post into the hole on a masonry block and pour cement around it. Is there a video for my style? Goliath B2257.
What ended up happening because the same thing happened to me today. It didn’t come with it
@@mylesmayersyt my friends have the same problem today. What did you use for the anchor?
@@aaronfagerstrom34 we stuck it in cement and it stood up properly.
@@aaronfagerstrom34 but me and my dad had to put some of the dirt back in because originally they said like 3 ft but we didn’t have to anchor system
@@mylesmayersyt Thank you! I appreciate the response. That is what I was thinking. Did you have any issues keeping plumb? Did you use anything to stabilize it until the concrete cured enough?
My son pulled it to the bottom height and now it won’t go up please help
@ 2:39, They're pouring in dirt...why?
Yeah, no way that was concrete lol
@@danwconrad 89
@@LuisVega-pl2cg I don’t get it?
Which model is this ?
The ignite I think
@@bluechimichangas6169 do you have one?
@@bluechimichangas6169 if so did yours come with the anchor system? Because mine didn’t. If it didn’t come then what did y’all do?
What is the rebar for? It's a concrete footing in the ground where the hell is it ever going? Stop scamming people by sending useless products and or parts
The rebar is for additional strength for the footing.
Hardly scamming people when they are sending the rebar pieces with the goal...it's not like you had to go buy extra rebar pieces! The rebar gives additional strength to the concrete.
It’s for extra strength when people decide to act stupid and hang from the rim. The j hook and bar over lap each other which creates a stronger foundation. Concrete isn’t always fool proof. Do what you please and install the way you see best. Don’t be crying when it falls over because you didn’t install right.
As an union iron worker I have to say Op doesnt know what rebar does...its to make the concrete stronger and less likely to crack over time, has nothing to do with holding it in place, thats what the depth of the hole is for