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FBGP-700
FOOTBALL GOAL
SPECIFICATIONS
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B B
n2 3/8" x 3/8" wall
ALUMINUM UPRIGHTS
n4 1/2" x 23'-4" High School
n4 1/2" x 18'-6" College
23'-4"
INSIDE
HIGH SCHOOL
(REF)
18'-6"
INSIDE
COLLEGE
(REF)
20'-0"
UPRIGHTS
GALVANIZED STEEL CROSSBAR
30'-0"
OVERALL
GALVANIZED STEEL
GOOSENECK
10'
TO CROSSBAR
HEIGHT
GROUND LEVEL
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SIDE VIEW
FBGP-700 HIGH SCHOOL WHITE
FBGP-700YW HIGH SCHOOL YELLOW
FBGP-700C COLLEGE WHITE
FBGP-700CYW COLLEGE YELLOW
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FRONT VIEW
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PHONE:
800.243.0533 (TOLL FREE)
860.447.3001 (LO CAL)
JAYPRO SPORTS, LLC, 976 HARTFORD TURNPIKE, WATERFORD, CT 06385 USA
DESCRIPTION
FBGP-700 SPECIFICATIONS
PART NUMBER
FBGP-700
SIZE
SCALE
B
N/A
THIS DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERT Y OF JAYPRO SPORTS INC. AND MAY
NOT BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OR CONSENT
DATE
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DWN BY
7/11/2006
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FBGP-700 SERIES
OFFICIAL 6’ OFFSET FOOTBALL GOAL POST
-WITH LEVELING PLATE-
LIST OF MATERIALS
ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 HS5119 Bolt-HX HD ½”-13x5” 8
2 HS5066 Bolt-HX HD ½”-13x7 ¾” 4
3 HN268 ½”-13 LOCK NUT 12
4 HW2044 ½” FLAT WASHER 12
5 HS1616 Bolt-3/8”-16x2 ¾” 8
6 HN1230 3/8”-16 LOCK NUT 8
7 HW2047 3/8” FLAT WASHER 8
8 AF65 Top upright cap 4
9 FBGP601 ANCHOR ROD 8
10 HN5017 LOCK NUT 7/8”-9 8
11 HW5003 STANDARD FLAT WASHER 7/8” 16
12 HN5020 HEX NUT 7/8”-9 16
13 FBGP602 LEVELING PLATE 2
IMPORTANT
1) The location of the gooseneck with respect to the field is critical. By rule, the
front of the crossbar should be even with the field side (inside) edge of the end
line such that the crossbars measure 360 ft apart, inside to inside. The distance
from the end line to centerline of the bottom upright (gooseneck) is approximately
78” for the FBGP-700 series. See Figure 1
2) The footing depth is 5’-8”. Concrete should be a minimum 4000 psi mix. For
installation see Figure 2.
3) The crossbar should be level and at a height of 10 ft above ground level. The
uprights should be plumb in both directions, front to back and side to side.
Adjust goal components as necessary. Note that a certain amount of deflection in
the crossbar is to be expected due to the weight of the end fittings and uprights on
each end.
4) It is strongly recommended that a Protective Post Pad be placed around the
gooseneck when the goals are in use.
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FOOTING INSTALLATION
1) Excavate the footing hole to the appropriate dimensions as shown in Figure 1 and
2 for locating the footing. Pour the footing, using minimum 4,000 psi mix, to
within 8’’ from ground level.
2) Assemble anchor rod to leveling plate by installing 7/8”-9 hex nut onto anchor
rod and engaging 7” of thread. Slip anchor rod thru holes in leveling plate
orienting the anchor rod as shown. Install second 7/8”-9 hex nut onto anchor rod
and tighten down so that the leveling plate is now held securely between the two
nuts. Place into concrete, level and square.
3) Let the foundation cure for a minimum of 48 hours.
GOOSENECK INSTALLATION
1) Once the footing is complete and the concrete has set for 48 hours, rig the
gooseneck onto the anchor bolts, as shown in Figure 2.
2) Adjust the height and plum the gooseneck. Secure all hardware. Note: Due to
the weight of the crossbar and uprights the gooseneck will deflect downward
1’’ to 1 ½’’.
3) All 7/8’’ –9 nuts and bolts should be coated with heavy grease. Each stud
should be protected by placing heavy poly film over greased studs and
wrapping with tape.
CROSSBAR AND UPRIGHT INSTALLATION
Crossbar Installation:
Use 10’ scaffolding and a ladder, have two people
on the scaffolding to lift and move the crossbar. Now with a third person on the ladder
guide the insert into the gooseneck.
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Insert crossbar into gooseneck. Set crossbar depth so the front edge of the crossbar is
inline with the inside edge (field side) of the end line. Once the crossbar is level, mark
(by using a center punch) and drill the holes through the gooseneck. Start with a 3/16”
bit, then a 3/8” bit and finally a ½” bit.
Mark and Drill Crossbar:
Once the holes are drilled, use the ½” bolts with two flat washers and thin lock nut.
Silicon is used on each side of the bolt to prevent corrosion.
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