Owner's manual

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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

Conduct a thorough inspection of the cage annually looking for loose bolts and nuts. Due to

normal vibration during play, fasteners may work themselves loose. Tighten adequately on a regular

basis to prevent injury.

Apply a small amount of lithium grease to any moving parts, especially axles and wheels. If

wheels have zirk fittings, you may inject grease into wheel bearings using a commercially available

grease gun.

Inspect net and padding for wear; contact factory to arrange for replacements or servicing.

Paint retouching – any commercially available rust-preventive paint is acceptable for touching

up chipped paint and areas of rust. Follow paint manufacturer’s suggestions for proper application of

paint & primer. (All steel parts provided are either galvanized and/or powder coated for extra

protection, but priming and painting should be adequate for proper maintenance of equipment after it

leaves the factory.)

Storage: Unit can be stored outside, but if possible protected from the elements. Batting cage is

designed with climatized and weather resistant materials, but will age over time. Aging is accelerated

if exposed to the weather, especially in Northern regions where freezing is expected during winter

months. If possible, as part of seasonal storage, store indoors (net can be removed if desired to extend

the life of this item; see catalog or call number listed above if replacement net is needed).

For replacement parts, information, or questions, please call Jaypro Sports at 1-800-243-0533 or find

us online at