Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: i lost the installation instructions can i down load another copy?
Document: Mix another bag a bit wetter than usual so it will pour from a bucket down the pole. Do this slowly to not make a mess. Also, tape the joint on the pole because some cement will leak out there and it stains the pole and won't come off. Let it dry for two days and remove tape.The instructions are bad, written by lawyers i'm sure.
Works great. Easy to assemble. Met my expectations. Installation was not too difficult. I would recommend it for residential use
Kids love it. Installation was challenging but doable. Will need 2 to 3 people to install. I did not use the sleeve
Great In-ground hoop system for the price. Very sturdy with little to no vibration. We read all the reviews and took all the suggestions with us for installation. Worked perfectly. Didn't use plastic sleeve and we did fill the pole with concrete also. Backboard is very heavy, you'll need at least 3 adults to put it up. Couldn't be happier with the purchase!
The instructions are a bit off to go by so look for that. It's a great hoop and size for all ages from raising it & lowering it. & use swag bucks.com to recevie free amazon money by just watching videos! Works
Packed very poorly as first backboard arrived shattered. Instructions are not very clear. It does need 3-4 persons to assemble.I used the factory sleeve,but really cheap and really needs but needs to be metal and deeper.
The installation adjustments that a couple of users posted in length are spot on and very helpful. I will add just a couple more tips.1. When locating and digging your hole, be sure to keep in mind that the front of the pole should only be 6" from the playing surface. It may look a bit funny at first because the hole is 2' in diameter, meaning that there will be 6" of concrete in front of the pole and 14" or so behind it.2.
I ordered this from Amazon and a handy-man/friend helped me install it. The installation is not for the faint-of-heart. Starting with the plastic sleeve all the way to tightening the net around the rim was a good 3 hours of work.Some quick tips:1. Don't get more than 15 bags of 50 lb fast-concrete. I got 26 bags (and it almost flattened my car tires due to the weight in the trunk).
The 3 piece pole is a terrible design. The top and bottom halves are both 63" and only stay together with the top half being fitted straight on top of the bottom half. The overlap is only about an inch or so (instructions do not say exactly how much overlap should be). They should have made it a single piece. Then you put a rebar support beam in which only stays in the bottom half of the pole.
Wanted to leave a review praising this system and commented on other review.I agree with you. The instructions are terrible. However the goal is the best in the mid-range price.The new systems like this one has a two piece pole. The bottom pole is straight with no holes and the top pole has holes and is beveled to go over the bottom. The bevel is about 4 or 5" deep so that's how far the bottom must go in.
Answer: no