Hanging bar dimensions
 

We're having a heck of a time finding the dimensions for the hanging bar for the end game. Our mock up - following the drawings for the practice hanging rung and the tower ended up with ~ 1" gap from the 45 degree angle from the goal.

It looks - after looking at the drawings for the practice tower, the practice hanging wall, and the actual field drawings - that they're all different. To cap it off, the piping height on the actual field drawings has to be derived from 3 separate pages.

Our hanging design is critical to the specific gap and angle between the tower wall, the rung, the overhang, and the height above the batter. Does someone with access to a regulation field have these measurements or can someone direct me to what we're missing?

Thanks so much!

Re: Hanging bar dimensions
 

The field drawings (not the team plans or rules) are the most authoritative. That said, you should not expect the field to necessarily exactly match any one of these plans.

It is not uncommon for the differences between the field drawings and the actual fields to significantly exceed the field drawing tolerances. In Ultimate Ascent, the frisbee feeders were about an inch and a half too low, and the first rung of the pyramid rather high (we weren't sensitive to that one, so I don't know by how much). Design so that the errors don't matter, or at least so that you can make adjustments at the event. IIRC, there is an opportunity to measure critical field dimensions on the first day of each event. If this matters, take advantage of it. Here it is, between rules T26 and T26A: