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Item # 45-6041
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7' HOCKEY / POOL ROTATING GAME TABLE
HOCKEY
POOL
TABLE
TENNIS
FOOTBALL
|HOHE
BASEBALL
GAMETEBLE BOWLING
WARNING:
Rotating game should be done under adult supervision. Rotating table may cause a
pinching hazard for young children and pets. Please exercise caution. At least two
adults are needed to put this game table together.
ROTATING THE TABLE: Making sure there is no one in the way, begin the rotation by releasing the 4
lock pins (#6), two on each leg panel. When the table top has been turned over, Push in the lock bolts
until they firmly snap in place.
Tools Needed For Assembly:
Screwdriver
Alan wrench (included)
Level
Assembly
Tips:
Some drawings or images in this manual may not look exactly like your product.
derstand the text before starting each assembly step.
If you are using
the hardware.
an electric
screw
driver
in assembly,
please
set at low
torque
and
Please read and un-
do not
overtighten
Parts
1#
3#
2#
6#
7#
5#
4#
Side Panel
Pool Table Top
1 Piece
Hockey Table Top
1 Piece
List
8#
Leg Panel
2 Pieces
Leg
2 Pieces
2 Pieces
9#
10#
I
Lock Pin
3/16" Bolt
4 pieces
8 Pieces
11#
12#
1/2" Head
Screw
16 Pieces
14#
13#
1/4" Bolt
6 Pieces
1" Flat Head Screw
18 Pieces
©
15#
©
1/4" Washer
6 Pieces
5/16" Barrel nut
8 Pieces
17#
16#
5/16" Bolt
5/16" Washer
8 Pieces
8 Pieces
18#
Plastic Aglove
2 Pieces
20#
19#
(PRE-INSTALLED)
©
Puck catcher
20mm Hex Bolt
2 Pieces
2 Pieces
22#
21#
20ram
20ram Washer
3 Pieces
23#
Hex nut
Wrench
1 Piece
2 Pieces
25#
24#
OOOO
OOOO
OOOO
OOOO
Allen key tool
1 Piece
26#
Hockey Striker
4 Pieces
27#
_,
28#
Billiard balls
1Set
Hockey Puck
4 Pieces
Hockey Felt
4 Pieces
29#
30#
'"(_.,.
Cue stick
Brush
1 Piece
2 Pieces
32#
31#
%
Football
2 Pieces
33#
Y
Goal Post
2 Pieces
Chalk
2 Pieces
Triangle
1 Piece
34#
Q
Table Tennis Ball
2 Pieces
Leg Leveler
4 Pieces
35#
4.>
Table Tennis Bat
2 Pieces
Table Tennis Post
2 Pieces
36#
37#
J
1 Piece
Bowling Ball
1 Piece
Baseball Bat
2 Pieces
6 Pieces
42#
41#
Bowling Pin
1 Set
Remove
all
Parts
the table
are
out of the table
from
packed
inside
table
will find
your
face. Attach
1 Piece
the pool
top you
to assemble
Table Tennis Board
components
(#1). Remove
screws
40#
39#
Baseball Markers
Baseball
4 Pieces
Table tennis net
NOTE:
38#
table.
top,
the pool
table
the
carton.
table
surface(#2),
all the parts
When
replace
the
all the
the pool
surface
top
inside
needed
parts
table
by using
are
9
sur-
9
the
(#9).
2
Pedestal
Assembly
Remove
two
and washers
side panels
(#11).
(#3)
from
pack
3
and
screw
them
into
table
top using
bolts
(#10)
Step3
Assembling
4
The Base
Screw the lock pin (#6) to the leg piece (#4)
using the bolts (#7). Attach the leg levelers
(#30) to the bottom of the leg.
7
6
3O
Attach two leg panels (#5) to the two end leg pieces(#4) using bolts (#13) and washers
Hold barrel nut (#12) in place using a screwdriver.
To line up the threads, turn the
screwdriver
until threads line up with bolt (#13).
4
1
4
3
(#14).
Step5
Attaching
The Table
Top To The Base Frame
You are now ready to place the table top (#1)
onto the base frame.
With the help of a few
friends, have two people on each side of the table
top, and the other on the end to help guide the
threaded
shaft into the slot on the on the end
panel.
Once in place attach the 20ram washer
(#18) and the 20ram
hex nut (#19) on the
threaded
shaft sticking out past the leg panel. To
securer the table top to the leg panel use both of
the wrenches
(#20) provided.
Tighten each of
the nuts (#19) on each side of the leg panel towards each other, firmly tighten. This will lock
the table top to the base frame, and still allow the
table top to spin freely.
8
18
1
Tighten
/
4
Tighten
Step 6
Attach the puck catcher (#16) into the predrilled
holes on each end using head screws (#8).
Attach the plastic accessories
storage unit (#15) into the predrilled
holes on the end panel
using screws (#8).
8
15
Step ?
Unfold
the game
top (#42) and place on table surface.
WARNING:
Tennis top must be
removed
before rotating table top!
42
36
Trouble
Shooting:
If the pool table side is not level first try to level by using the leg levelers on each leg. Most of the time
the table can be easily leveled using this method.
[f the table surface still needs adjustments
shims may
be used on the cross supports
to bring up the low spots. See example below:
Shim placement
to raise center
[f you have any problems
with your new product, DO NOT RETURN [T TO THE STORE!
Please contact us at 1-866-815-4173,
or e-mail us at Customerservice@Triumphsportsusa.com
FOOTBALL
Shots
which
TIPS:
fail to reach
the end of the table
allow
the opponent
to "receive
possession",
his own shot from that point. Players generally
alternate
shots until one scores
paper football
is knocked
completely
off of the table. In some variations,
a shot
the paper football
extending
over the side of the table results in a "first down",
another
shot from that point. Shots which go entirely
off of the side of the table
bounds",
and the opponent
is allowed
a shot from the point at which the paper
that
is, to take
a touchdown
or the
which results in part of
and the shooter is al!owed
are considered
"out of
football
went over the
edge of the table, or an equivalent
spot directly
inward from that point.
Shots which go entirely
off of the end of the table result in the opponent
being allowed
to kick a "field
goal", which employs
precisely
the same method
as described
above for "extra points" after touchdowns,
except that it scores three points rather than one. In some variations,
a shot that goes off the end of the
table is scored
a pre-determined
an "off," and a player gets to attempt
number
of "off s," often three.
a field
goal once
their
opponent
has accumulated
Games are not of any specific length and are usually
played until one participant
scores a predetermined
number
of points (often 21) and is then recognized
as the winner.
Games are generally
played
quite quickly
unless the predetermined
number
of points required
is very high.
BOWLING:
A game of ten pins consists
of ten frames. A player delivers
two balls in each of the first nine frames
unless a strike is scored. In the tenth frame, a player delivers
three balls only if a strike or spare is
scored. Every frame must be completed
by each player bowling
in regular
order.
Game - How Scored - Except
first delivery
is to be marked
the number
of pins knocked
square. If none of the standing
sheet shall be marked
with a
when a strike is scored, the number
of pins knocked
down by the player's
next to the small square
in the upper right hand corner of that frame, and
down by the player's
second delivery
is to be marked
inside the small
pins are knocked
down by the second delivery
in a frame, the score
(-). The count for the two deliveries
in the frame shall be recorded
immediately.
Strike - A strike is made when the full setup of ten pins is knocked
down with the first delivery
in a
frame. It is marked
by an (x) in the small square in the upper right-hand
corner of the frame where it
was made. The count for one strike is 10 plus the number
of pins knocked
down on the player's
next
two deliveries.
Double
- Two consecutive
strikes
is a double.
The
count
for the first
knocked
down with the first delivery
following
the second strike.
Triple or Turkey - Three successive
strikes is a triple or turkey. The
bowl the maximum
score of 300, the player must bowl 12 strikes in
Spare - A spare is made when the second delivery
knocks down all
sheet shall be marked
with a {/). The count of a spare is 10 plus the
following
strike
is 20 plus the number
of pins
count for the first strike is 30. To
succession.
the standing
pins, and the score
pins knocked
down in the
delivery.
HOCKEY:
1) This game is designed
to be played with two (2) players,
one at each end, or with four (4) players,
two at each end of the game table.
2) Play begins
when the puck is placed on the playing
surface. Players
must hit the puck with the
hand-held
pushers
and attempt
to shoot into the opponent's
goal.
3) One point is given when a puck is shot into the opponent's
goal.
4) Winning:
the winning
goal is accomplished
by being the first player
or by being the player to score the most points within
a given period.
to reach
a predetermined
score
TABLE TENNIS:
In singles,
the server first makes a good service and then the receiver
makes a good return. Thereafter,
server and receiver
alternately
each make a good return.
In doubles,
the server first makes a good service and the receiver returns
the ball. Then the partner
of
the server makes a good return, followed
by the partner
of the receiver
returning
the ball. Thereafter,
each player alternately
in that sequence
makes a good return.
Serving
After hitting it, the ball must first touch the server's own court
the net assembly,
then touching
the receiver's
court.
In doubles,
the ball must first touch the server's
right half-court
then touch the receiver's
right half-court
or center line.
If, in attempting
Return
to serve,
a player
fails
to strike
and
pass
directly
or center
the ball while
line,
it is in play,
over
pass
he loses
the net or around
over the net, and
a point.
After the ball is served or returned
in play, it is struck so that it passes directly
over the net and its
assembly
and touches
the opponent's
court. A returned
ball which touches
the net or its supports
on the
way over to the other side, is considered
a good return.
Ball will stay in play until
The ball is in play from the last moment
at which
before being projected
in service until:
-- a point is scored.
-- it touches
the same court twice consecutively.
-- it has been volleyed.
-- it touches
a player, or anything
his wrist.
he wears
it is stationary
or carries,
other
than
-- it touches
any object other than the net or its support
(referred
-- it is struck by a player more than once consecutively.
-- it touches,
in a doubles
service, the left half-court
of the server
-- it is struck, in doubles,
playing
order.
by a player
out of sequence,
except
on the palm
his racket
of the server's
or his racket
hand
free
hand
below
to above).
or receiver.
where
there
has been
a genuine
error
in
POOL:
After the break, regardless
of whether
any balls were pocketed
on the break, the table is Open, with
the choice of stripes
or solids determined
by the next legally pocketed
ball.
In the course of play, a player must call each shot in advance,
by indicating
the ball to be made and the
pocket into which it will be made. It is not necessary
to indicate
details such as cushions,
banks, caroms,
etc. Failure to make the shot as called results in a loss of turn. If the shot is made as called, then any other
balls pocketed
remain
pocketed.
However,
if the called shot is not made and any other balls are pocketed,
then the shooter's
ball(s) that were pocketed
would be spotted
and any of the opponent's
balls would
remain pocketed.
In order to execute a Legal Shot, the first ball hit must be one of the balls in the shooter's
group (stripes
or
solids) and the object ball must be pocketed
or the cue ball or any object ball must come into contact with
a rail. (Note: It is legal for the shooter to bank the cue ball off a rail before hitting the object ball.)
A player who legally pockets
a ball continues
play until missing
or committing
a Foul. Once a player's
ball
group (stripes or solids) is pocketed,
the player may play the 8 ball. Again, the player must clearly indicate
the intended
pocket,
even if it appears
obvious.
A player who legally pockets
all of his ball group and the
8 bal! is the winner.
FOULS
1.
2.
3.
4.
Failure to execute a legal
A scratch shot (shooting
Moving
or touching
any
Shooting
an intentional
shot as defined
above.
the cue ball into a pocket or off the table)
ball by means other than legal play.
jump shot over another
ball by scooping
the cue stick under
shot executed
by striking
the cue ball above center is legal.
5. Using the 8 ball first in a combination
shot when the table
is not open.
the cue ball.
A jump
Baseball:
Have one player slowly pitch one of the baseball
pieces towards
home plate. The other player will hit
the baseball
piece with the bat and move one of their team markers
according
to the results from the
hit. You can set your own rules for how far the baseball
piece must be in the outfield
circle for it to
count° Keep track of your score and the innings
on a separate
sheet of paper.
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