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Question: How durable is this unit in inclement weather? I live in Kansas so we range from 110 degree heat to sub-zero cold, and regularly have heavy winds.
Document: The assembly wasn't impossible, but it certainly wasn't easy either...mainly because the unit is very heavy. I would consider my husband very handy and it took him and my 2 sons (ages 9 and 12) about 4 hours to assemble it. The first day they used it the Front Panel broke. We called customer service and they sent us a replacement without any hassles. The backboard is exceptionally quiet, which I'm sure my neighbors love!
Bought It For My Husband's bday. He loved it! I sent it and it came on time. Very durable and easy to put together
The T bolt actually got pinched. I ended up grinding the T bolt rounder to solve the issue. Not a big deal for me but not everyone had the tools or ability to make this modification.Overall though it is a nice looking unit and my three kids love it.
One of the caps on our axle keeps falling off no matter how hard you pound it back.a) You MUST fill this with water or sand. It's too top heavy to use otherwise and with any kind of wind I would fear it falling over. But again, once you fill it, then you can't really move it with the wheels.
We have only had the hoop assembled and in play for a couple of days, so I cannot speak to the durability of the unit. The parts do seem to be very decent in quality. The finish is smooth and nice.....It looks really nice at the end of the driveway. So far, I feel that is was a great purchase.A lot of reviewers are very unhappy with the assembly.....directions and time it took to assemble.
Nothing lines up properly and because everything is cheap plastic, I ended up breaking the base unit, as well as damaging the threads of a bolt, so even after my four hour install, no basketball! I am going to have to borrow a die from my brother to repair the bolt to even get the junk fully assembled. The unit is incredibly hard to adjust the height on as well. What a waste of money, avoid at all costs!
You really do need two people for multiple steps - even with a saw horse this monster is just so big and awkward that you need one person to balance it while you work on ite) Be very careful when after you attach the backboard to the pole/bottom and then go to set it upright. It's really heavy and unbalanced. It took me a few attempts because every time I got to a certain point I felt like it would come crashing down to the side.
The spading basketball hoop is really nice. You are able to lower it from 7 feet all the way to 10 feet. It is durable. I had a big party a couple of weeks ago and a 6 year old came over, I was able to lower it and he was easily able to shoot in it. At my house our home association people are really strict so I was able to move it into our garage. Also I looked up sports authority and this hoop was almost 500 bucks.
Mine is not. While my seven year old could not run it through its range of movement, my 120lbs wife can. I would suspect that people having issues with this have over tightened some or all of the bolts on the parts that need movement.Don't get me wrong, it is a bit of a task to assemble. If you are mechanically inclined, you should expect 4 hours. If you are not, 6+ hours for sure.
A hiccup that cost me 5 minutes.+ The bottom section of the box flipped over makes a great assembly table for the back of the backboard. A trash can did wonders supporting the pole during upper unit assembly.+ When connecting pole unit to the top of the backboard pivot up the top of the backboard and tap the bolt through.Those that knock this hoop for the time it took to assemble it are missing the point. It should be rated as a hoop, not on your dexterity with tools.
Answer: no