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Question: Is is possible to install the new backboard with an existing bracket?
Document: The kids like their new backboard, looks good.
This Backboard & Rim Combo does not come with a way to install it. This has been sitting in my house not used for months.
It was a lot of work to mount the bracket to the house and get the assembled backboard/rim combo lifted up to mount the board to the bracket. But once it was done the kids were having a blast so it was well spent effort. Then, the very day it was installed, the acrylic pulled away from the metal frame. See the pictures I uploaded.
If you are looking for a professional backboard and rim, this is not for you, but it is a solid, lightweight combo that mounted easily. I put it onto an existing pole and mount and after shopping around for some time, I am glad I made this choice.
After much research, I decided to chance it and bought this last week and mounted it to a pole. My son loves it and there is NO THUD when it hits the backboard. I bought the lifetime bracket but soon realized NO BRACKET fits a 4.5&#34; pole. Brackets fit standard 3.5&#34; poles and some go up to 4&#34; poles.
I had a portable basketball goal from Lifetime and needed to replace a shatterd backboard that we had for about 5 years. This backboard does not come with any mounting bracket hardware. I have a portable system with the adjustable height type bracket system. I removed my old backboard and put this one on in about an hour by myself. Directions were fairly easy to follow, I was missing the corner backboard cover pieces but everything else was included.
I bought this hoop about 2 years ago. It's mounted on the front of garage at the moment and still looks like new.The quality of the backboard and the rim are top notch. The "breakaway" feature of the rim is especially nice if you plan to lower it and have alot of people dunking on it. I of course don't have this problem b/c I can barely touch the rim :)This is a good backboard/rim combo for the buck.
I'm generally pleased with the purchase of this backboard for casual driveway use. For more aggressive play, it'd be better to step up to a tempered glass backboard. As I've read in other reviews of acrylic / polycarbonate backboards, the rebound is not great, but I find it sufficient for casual play.
I cannot tell you how thrilled we are with this backboard...if I had to do over...I would buy one a bigger one. This 48&#34; however does just fine and you can't beat the price. This same model sells for 200.00 at Dick's Sporting Goods so enjoy the savings AND the play!
The backboard and rim are great. I had some problems getting the mounting bolts to match exactly with the Lifetime adjustable mounting kit but finally got it. There was one disturbing manufacturing problem that had to be corrected during assembly - the rim pivot pin was too short, requiring that it be drilled and a cotter pin added. Works great now.
Answer: yes