I have the portable base and pole system. Will this rim/backboard fit on this, as the current backboard is broken
257821
It could be too heavy. We have pole sitting in concrete . Backboard did not come with brackets, we had to order them extra.
2131692
If the existing bracket matches the new backboard bracket, then it should work.
1856744
No it will not . Your best bet is just replace the cover and use old setup or buy a complete new set up including the pole . Sorry we actually returned this item bc it did not fit the pole
505659
The rim is bracket has slotted holes to accommodate different bolt spacings. The rim fit my non- Spalding backboard and mounting set up.
348655
The base will allow it to stand on its own, however it will not be steady. You could bolt it to 3/4" board aboult 18"x18" and that would make it pretty steady
409468
Yes it will, make sure under those two bolts its secure with a frames concret and try to remember the last type of board u had, also i had to by the bounce frame seperately so do your homework and good luck
1805477
I don't see why not. It seemed to have many universal and adapting pieces We mounted it to a 4 inch pole and a 52 inch backboard A lot has to do with the brackets on the backboard. The lift system is the best I've used and it's very heavy duty.
1965861
We installed this product on a 3" pole we had with our old board. We reused the pole and board and this product bolted up to the pole and old board with out any problems. This past February we had a tornado take down our barn and damaged our home , the backboard stood up to the 95 MPH winds without any damage. It split the concrete base the pole was set in, but the board , rim, and conversion kit was in perfect condition. Good luck.
1822415
our board is pre-drilled with TWO holes, which was the same set up as our old board. two substantial bolts hold it in place is working fine. I suggest going on the SR Smith website to see if there's another board more like yours or call their customer service and see if those 2 drilled holes line up with your stand. maybe you only need 2 bolts.....? i don't know. good luck.
2039579
Yes you can. The pole cannot be moved but you can mount everything on either side of the pole. One side for now then you can take the backboard assembly off and remount it on the other side.
998286
Without seeing your particular one I don't know but we replaced ours and it wasn't a problem. It gives you all of the pieces that go on the top (the arms and poles to adjust it). So we basicallyTook our old back board off and the frame at the top and had a tall pole with holes open at the top and that was it. All the rest came in the box.
986619
I do not know, however, this is a very sturdy backboard and support system. I agree with Eric. You might be able to break it if you tried hard enough like hanging on the rim or something like that, but I doubt you can hurt it with everyday normal/reasonable play.
2058740
it will but not for long. It will brake but you should try looking for a board made of bamboo
328244
The blue pole (containing the backboard) should slide up and down inside the black base pole. There is a tab on the black pole that if slightly pulled back will fit into slots on the blue pole. You lock it by releasing the tab once you are at the desired height. Hope this makes sense.
1955332
All the things it came with should fit all standard stands. If it doesn't dit your current one maybe try another stand since they are all the same size and make sure you use all pieces of connection it comes with. Hope this helps. Take care.
527110
You may have to buy a new base plate or fabricate one, but the guides should work. From photos the base looks standard
2190583
No it shattered from regular play after 6 months, I believe the intense Florida sun broke down the plastic composite used to make the backboard, buy a better model.