if the brackets are mounted to the pool ledge, how can you instantly change from basketball to volleyball?
1554858
One cannot *instantly* change, but it's not hard to do. The bases are fastened to the pool and do not move. The post(s) for either the b-ball hoop or v-ball net fit into the mounted bases, and the game equipment not being used is stored somewhere. It takes about one minute to change games, which, I guess, is instant-ish.
1554859
There are two brackets for the basketball hoop, a third bracket that goes on the other side of the pool. So the brackets stay in place, it's the bases that move. We basically leave ours in basketball most of the time. Just FYI, we have now had ours for two summers, the backboard faded and the net fell apart after the first summer, but it's been a fun addition to the pool.
1554860
There are 2some sets of brackets that get mounted to the rail. The poles snap into these brackets to convert between the games and allow for winterizing the pool. Hope this helps.
1554861
This polls slide in and out of brackets 1,2,3. It's good and sturdy but not worth the 120.00+ I paid for it. Have it 3 years now with no problems
1554862
It comes with 3 brackets. So you mount 2 next to each other the width of the basketball net. The other bracket is mounted across your pool. It only comes with 2 poles though so you have to move the one pole. Does that help?
100706
Yes. I recently used a couple to put up a volleyball net in the pool - it was so much fun!
1790139
no, you can't do that. Every ball head rotates free and never choose an axis, that only depends on your firm hand.
612177
I don't know, but would like to know if that is possible. My backboard arrived broken - only one basket keeps score.
735437
You have to add spin to keep it on the court, and add height to the elevation. If you can have two people, one can adjust it while the other returns, you may have to wait for a few balls for the adjustment to actually be made. Good luck
981995
You can adjust the height of the ball by tightening the bunging that the ball is connected to.
1013839
You can press a bracket at the time hold till you hear the "click" on both then you can fold down. It was challenging till we figured it out as well. Good Luck!!
2071854
I don't really know a site for this. What I did was put them and walk around forwards AND backwards. Then against the edge of the pool there are several things to do.Face the wall and hold on. Hold your leg straight and lift it as far as you can away from your body. Do several and then do the other leg. Repeat.Face the wall and hold on. Bend your leg by raising your foot and bumping it on your butt. Do several, change leg and repeat.Face away from the wall with your arms on the edge. Raise your legs (one or both) straight out.Facing the same way and holding on - raise your knees to your chin.Do a bunch of all of these and finish by walking again in both directions.I think you'll feel a little something. I don't really know a site for this. What I did was put them and walk around forwards AND backwards. Then against the edge of the pool there are several things to do.Face the wall and hold on. Hold your leg straight and lift it as far as you can away from your body. Do several and then do the other leg. Repeat.Face the wall and hold on. Bend your leg by raising your foot and bumping it on your butt. Do several, change leg and repeat.Face away from the wall with your arms on the edge. Raise your legs (one or both) straight out.Facing the same way and holding on -... » Read More I don't really know a site for this. What I did was put them and walk around forwards AND backwards. Then against the edge of the pool there are several things to do.Face the wall and hold on. Hold your leg straight and lift it as far as you can away from your body. Do several and then do the other leg. Repeat.Face the wall and hold on. Bend your leg by raising your foot and bumping it on your butt. Do several, change leg and repeat.Face away from the wall with your arms on the edge. Raise your legs (one or both) straight out.Facing the same way and holding on - raise your knees to your chin.Do a bunch of all of these and finish by walking again in both directions.I think you'll feel a little something. « Show Less
2218569
Should come with mounting bracket that works on both easy set pool and metal frame pool.
2056760
You can change tracks with the sports model by double pressing the large button on the control box, triple pressing skips to previous track if the current track has just started, and to the beginning of the currently playing track if one is about 30 seconds in.
364811
Yes.... I went to Lowes, it the Plumming Department.... Found parts needed for my Volleyball poles....
157354
We believe you can if you wrap the net some so it is not so wide. Our pool is 15 feet wide & the volleyball net fits great.
1284190
After you have the rings locked into the yellow lines, with the pole at a 45 degree angle (base pointing into the court), hook up and tighten the guy lines (but not too tight). Then you lift up slightly on the pole and scoot the base of the pole outward until the pole is standing straight up. This should tighten up the guy lines and the top of the net.Having said all that, the rings do slip on the lines. I had to tighten them up quite frequently during play. So, after a few months, I threw them away and just use some cam buckle straps I got from Home Depot (4 pack for under $10). So worth it to not have to deal with the guy lines that came with the net. After you have the rings locked into the yellow lines, with the pole at a 45 degree angle (base pointing into the court), hook up and tighten the guy lines (but not too tight). Then you lift up slightly on the pole and scoot the base of the pole outward until the pole is standing straight up. This should tighten up the guy lines and the top of the net.Having said all that, the rings do slip on the lines. I had to tighten them up quite frequently during play. So, after a few months, I threw them away and just use some cam buckle straps I got from Home Depot (4 pack for under... » Read More After you have the rings locked into the yellow lines, with the pole at a 45 degree angle (base pointing into the court), hook up and tighten the guy lines (but not too tight). Then you lift up slightly on the pole and scoot the base of the pole outward until the pole is standing straight up. This should tighten up the guy lines and the top of the net.Having said all that, the rings do slip on the lines. I had to tighten them up quite frequently during play. So, after a few months, I threw them away and just use some cam buckle straps I got from Home Depot (4 pack for under $10). So worth it to not have to deal with the guy lines that came with the net. « Show Less
1755210
Hello. The "pool" area is not deep enough to add balls. It's more like a slip and slide.
1557751
You can grab the scroll bar and use the track ball to move it. Hope that answers your question.
162803
I ended up making a small loop and hot gluing the end that's supposed to be tied to the ball. Then I attached the ball to the looped/glued end of the rope with a carabiner, that way I can remove the ball ONLY, instead of removing the rope from the top of the pole.
1115278
I have not tried this, but it looks like it can be done. The brackets are held tight to the MDF board by 4 screws (2 on each side) and I imagine that those screws could be taken out, the board removed and cut to size and then reattached. If the board happens to be glued or attached to the metal slides this should not matter since you are going to cut the sides down to a smaller size anyway. Please note, I have not tried this, only looked at it carefully before I answered your question.