Assemble pole by placing short connector in Pole B and twist-lock into place. Then insert Pole A into connector and twist-lock both poles together tightly. Using Figure A as a guide attach guy lines to pole, top double guy line loops over top of pole and rest on top eyebolt. Attach top net rope to either eyebolt height setting you desired. CAUTION: ALWAYS REST TOP GUY LINE ON EYEBOLT THAT THE TOP NET ROPE IS ATTACHED TO. Apply tension to top of net by pulling on slide bars equally. For maximum net tension, release one side, and angle base of pole towards stakes. Move bars 2" to 4" above where they first were. Then lift pole up and under the net in a vertical position. If your poles tend to loosen up during play, twist-lock tubes together in opposite direction. Then remember which turn you made clockwise or counter clockwise and always twist-lock poles together hard in that direction. Repeat above for other pole.

Form a loop at both ends of net bottom rope, if you have a rope bottom net. Tie a small loop knot close to net, cut excess rope off and burn ends of rope. The loop only needs to be large enough to get the bungee strap through. Loop bottom bungee cord around pole twice and back through the loop you just formed on net bottom, then connect together with s-hook. Repeat procedure for other pole. Net height can be adjusted by moving strap up or down on pole.

Adjust bottom of pole so that it is vertical in all directions. When maximum tension is on net, pole has no big bends in it, maybe a small bow, adjust so that both poles are vertical to the eye. The last thing to do is tie off the draw cords from the net back to the pole, depending on which net you have. You may have top, middle and bottom tie cords on your net. Do not pull to hard, but just enough to stretch the mesh of the netting out.