Garelick 18119 User Manual

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PARTS LIST

REF

LETTER

PART NO

QTY

DESCRIPTION

A

03.103

2

SMS PPH SS 10 X 2"

B

03.184

16

Wshr SS 1/4"

C

03.202

2

Screw PPH SS 10-24 x 2 1/2"

D

03.662

8

1/4-20 SS Acorn Lock Nut

E

03.842

8

Screw PTH SS 1/4-20 x 1.63

F

06.031

2

Tube Connector

G

49.205

1

Velcro Strap

H

50.124

2

Hinge J 50.324

2

Standoff Assembly

K

50.455

4

"U" Mtg Bracket

L

60.755

1

Step

M

60.827

2

Top Vertical

N

NA

1

Lower Ldr Section Assembly

Instructions for: 18119

1-3 STEP TRANSOM LADDER

Thank you for selecting our superior quality Garelick
EEz-In Brand Boarding Ladder. Your ladder is
designed and manufactured using the finest material
available to provide long product life. Choosing the
proper size ladder for location and correct fit is
important to assure safe, convenient, and reliable use.

Although mounting hardware is not provided due to
the wide variety of applications and diversity of boat
shapes and sizes mounting holes have been provided
and it is recommended to use at a minimum 1/4"
diameter fasteners. These fasteners should be through
bolted with a backing plate.

SAFETY GUIDELINES

 No jumping or diving!
 Do not use when motor is running
 This ladder designed for boat use only
 Face ladder when entering boat or water
 Only one person on ladder at a time
 Check all steps and hardware before using
 Never operate your boat with the ladder in

“down” position. Serious injury or damage to
your boat or ladder may result.

 When underway, fold ladder up and

insert back into tube ensuring locking
pin snaps into place.

MAINTENANCE

 Safety tip

Periodically check mounting hardware and re­tighten (due to normal boat operation.)

 Keep that bright finish!

Local weather conditions may contribute to
minor corrosion. Stainless, like other metals, is
not completely free from corrosion attack.
Regular fresh water rinsing and periodic cleaning
with a mild abrasive cleaner will help to retain
luster.

Assembly / Installation Instructions:

Note: Read all instructions completely before

starting installation.

Step 1: Using “Figures 1, 2, and 3” assemble the top

section of the ladder assembly. It is recommended that
fasteners be kept loose until final fit-up to your boat is
complete.

Figure 1: Standoff / Step Assembly

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Rev A 09/11

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Mount

ladder as far

away of
motor as
possible.

Figure 3: Mounting

Instructions for: 18119

1-3 STEP TRANSOM LADDER

Figure 2: Top Mounting
Bracket Assembly

Figure 3: Top Section
Assembly

Step 2: Attach the top sections of the ladder to the

lower section assembly as shown in “Figure 4” using
provided hardware.

Step 3: Choose the most suitable side of transom for
mounting ladder. Locate a place on the transom where
all four tube ends of the ladder make contact with the
boat and will not interfere with the operation of the
motor or have potential for injury. Also, ensure that
prior to mounting the ladder that there are NO
electrical wires, hydraulic hoses, water hoses or
steering cables in the selected mounting location. In
addition, check to see that the transom area is
sufficiently strong enough to support the ladder while
it is in use. If necessary, a backing plate may need to
be installed to reinforce the area where the ladder is to
be located.

WARNING: If you have questions to the integrity of
your boat or to the location of unseen equipment such
as wiring or hoses then it is imperative that you contact
the boat manufacturer prior cutting into your boat.

Step 4: Place ladder so that when folded down, bottom
step should ideally be in water, however, when folded
up the ladder is out of water.

Figure 4: Ladder Assembly

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A complete 644 2ND Street, P.O. Box 8 E-mail: [e-mail]
EEz-In Catalog St. Paul Park, Minnesota 55071 Website: www.garelick.com
Rev A 09/11

NOTES: When mounting the ladder keep step surface
parallel to the water and perpendicular to centerline of

the boat as shown in “Figure 3”. If necessary, modify
the “L” standoffs from the top assembly by cutting the
tube rail to desired length and drilling a ¼” cross-hole
½” from the end.