Worried my backboard doesn't have the metal spacers between the rim? says they are preassembled under the foam? is this accurate? doesnt look like they are there.
1989388
it's been almost four years since I assembled the unit. I don't remember about the spacers, but it must because my RIM and backboard have been perfect ever since I assembled it. the only issue I've had has been water leakage from the base. I had a replacement sent out once under warranty. the second time I had a leak, I sealed it with spray rubberized leak stop and that did the job
1998839
I pre-drilled holes inside near the corners of the posts. This will put the screws into the boards and secure them. I hope this helps.
2027015
I would suggest that you check underneath your vehicle to see if there are predrilled holes (should have some sort of plastic filler device in each hole) along the edge where undercarriage (the black colored metal) meets outer metal (the painted part). If there are a series of holes reasonably evenly spaced located along the length of that area and if there is a reasonably straight side to your vehicle the boards should fit correctly. If the side is curved its possible there will be a gap between the board and the side but the board should still fit ok.
2247087
I guess they are the ones that attach the hoop to the back board. But so far I have had no problem with them rusting and I am going into my second season with the basketball hoop I saw that review too and did not pay it any mind, I thought if I had to I could always replace the screws with stainless steel ones if it became a big deal
2203532
I put both spacers between the sissy bar and mounting bracket, I only used a washer between the bracket and the rear guard mounts. I still have a couple of mm gap between the bracket and guard mounts so that the mounts can't get rub marks on them. I will put a video on Youtube of how it looks, search "Boulevard Sissybar Mounting NZ" Cheers
1386306
I'm pretty sure that we had pre-drilled holes. Make sure the pieces are in order, if they are you may have gotten a faulty set. I love the table though.
744492
Mine did not come with the extra support bars in the middle. I haven't had any issue with it thought.
891042
That is interesting. My cover has a heavy-duty aluminum support frame across the cover at the back with a rubber seal. Could your frame be bent? Or is the frame absent all together?
1607402
Are you using the spacers included? There are two sizes; one should make it work
1566346
You may need to adjust them. The back brackets may need to be moved slightly left or right. And make sure they are level.
2249452
Absolutley!!! My skateboard wheels also have spacers and speed ring. It is a kind of standard, don' worry about that.
1453649
I do not recall getting new spacers and screws. I think I had to re use the old ones. Also watch the you tube video by ereplacementparts.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3slC2fxvP1w
2071951
I think you may have assembled it wrong by using some of the wrong hardware. When I assembled and tightened to a firm snug level, they adjust perfectly. I would re-evaluate the pieces you have used
598896
I honestly did not bother to measure (nor care) as I replaced the Plywood backboard at the same time. This gave me the opportunity to make sure the new rim and backboard were at appropriate 10 foot off the ground specifications. I did not by this to match existing holes...I completely reworked my entire setup
2186481
sorry I don't know what the 537fr looks like?? does it look like this one? do you have a picture of your brackets? or where they bolt up to the backboard?
1800335
You have to make sure of the bolt pattern. The backboard this went on was not a Huffy Pro Sport. Huffy has a customer service number. It is now spalding. The website for this info is http://www.huffysports.com/. They helped a lot.U.S. Customer ServiceP.O. Box 90015Bowling Green, KY 42103-79321(800)558-5234service@huffysports.comCanada Customer Service2550 Argentia Road Suite 207Mississauga, Ontario L5N-5R11(800)284-8339spaldingparts@spalding.com
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Mine did not have any hardware enclosed. However, I also purchased the metal bed frame from Amazon and it didn't seem to be compatible with the Dexter headboard. The headboard would have been too high if I used the pre-drilled holes in the end rails. Way too high! I simply attached directly to the wall with 3 1/2" screws and it not only looks perfect it is as solid as a rock. There is no noise from rocking the bed! That was my choice and I am very pleased. Nobody that has seen the bed even suspects that I did this because it looks so aesthetically pleasing. This might not work for everybody but it did for me. Mine did not have any hardware enclosed. However, I also purchased the metal bed frame from Amazon and it didn't seem to be compatible with the Dexter headboard. The headboard would have been too high if I used the pre-drilled holes in the end rails. Way too high! I simply attached directly to the wall with 3 1/2" screws and it not only looks perfect it is as solid as a rock. There is no noise from rocking the bed! That was my choice and I am very pleased. Nobody that has seen the bed even suspects that I did this because it looks so aesthetically pleasing. This might not work for... » Read More Mine did not have any hardware enclosed. However, I also purchased the metal bed frame from Amazon and it didn't seem to be compatible with the Dexter headboard. The headboard would have been too high if I used the pre-drilled holes in the end rails. Way too high! I simply attached directly to the wall with 3 1/2" screws and it not only looks perfect it is as solid as a rock. There is no noise from rocking the bed! That was my choice and I am very pleased. Nobody that has seen the bed even suspects that I did this because it looks so aesthetically pleasing. This might not work for everybody but it did for me. « Show Less