TOOL LIST
• Measuring Tape
• Box End Wrenches
• Phillips Screw Driver
• Socket Wrench Set
• 3/16” Drill Bit
• Electric Drill (preferably cordless due to working around water to avoid the possibility of electric shock)
• Hack Saw
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(Fig. 2)
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(Fig. 3)
Measure length eye to eye
Add 24” (61cm)
(Fig. 4)
Step 2 (Fig. 4) |
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Based on the total measurement determined in step 1, choose a suitable location on the dock |
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for mounting the mooring arm bases. Mark these locations, the total distance apart from one |
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Cleat |
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Step 3 (Fig. 5) |
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Eye to eye length +24” (61cm) |
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1/2 arm length |
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Not mount the base plates in a location where dock bumper profile is used. This may result in secur- |
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ing the base plate too close to the edge of the dock and result in insufficient fastening to the base plate. If it is necessary to |
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secure the mount the base plates where dock profile is present, the profile should be removed from the immediate area |
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where the base plate is to be mounted. |
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Place the bow Base Plate approximately 1” (26 mm) from the edge of the dock as shown in Fig. 5. The mooring arm should |
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Arm must swing |
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hang freely over the edge of the dock without touching the dock. |
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the edge of |
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Mark the lag bolt locations (4) onto the dock surface. |
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the dock and be |
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Drill 3/16” pilot holes for lag bolt installation at each and fasten the base plate to the dock with Lag Bolts (H) |
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perpendicular to |
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Repeat the procedure for the Stern Base Plate. |
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the dock face |
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Step 4, Cleat Installation (Fig. 4) |
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(Fig. 6) |
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Move the bow and stern mooring arms around the U-Bolts and lay them pointing bow and aft respectively, parallel to the |
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docks’ edge as per illustration Fig. 4 |
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Attach a cleat (K) at a distance approximately 1/2 the length of each mooring arm from the mooring bases, Fig. 4. |
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Step 5, Securing your craft and adjustment of mooring arm length (Fig. 6) |
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FLOATING DOCK |
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Floating Dock Installations: |
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Recommended MINIMUM |
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clearance of 12” to dock |
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Correctly installed in a floating dock installation, the boat and dock with both rise and fall with water level variations. |
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12” |
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In all floating dock installations the MINIMUM distance from craft to dock should be NO LESS that 12” (31cm). |
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