To identify the model of your trailer please refer to the VIN decal located on the inside of the left side frame at the front of the trailer.
This Bundle Document Reference Sheet refers to the model identification of your trailer and the components that make up that particular
trailer. Refer to the chart below: Listed are the various components with document numbers listed. The document number is located in
the lower right-hand corner of each service manual sheet. When referencing the different components of your trailer, please refer to the
document number and revision entry with date.
When contacting your dealer for service, please refer to the document numbers and revision entry dates.
NOTE: ShoreLandr offers their product line in either galvanized or painted finish. When ordering parts it is important that you specify
the finish or color you have on your product. The five digit number along with a two digit space _ _, notes the parts which can be
purchased with various finishes. When ordering these items use the five digit prefix and include the following two digit suffix for proper
finish.
SuffixFinish / Color
00 or GGalvanized
01Arctic White
03 or BKBlack
06 or AWAntique White
Cautions/Warnings
The law requires that the white ground wire on the both the tongue wire harness and the vehicle harness be properly grounded
to the respective trailer and vehicle frames.
Double check all nuts and bolts tighten before towing.
Tongue Weight Adjustment
Approximate Tongue Weight for Best Towing. Tongue weight too high, move the axle assembly forward. Tongue weight too low,
move the axle assembly backward. Tongue weight should be 5-7% of total gross weight of both boat and trailer combined.
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507010168 CAP PLASTIC OUTER MEMBER 2IN DI . 1
51S-3264 BUNK SUPPORT PIVOT 10 GA GALV ... 4
52S-3390 STEP PAD RIGHT 2 1/2 X 7 .................. 1
53S-3391 STEP PAD LEFT 2 1/2 X 7 ..................... 1
54S-3468 3X3 63&1/2 BUNK SUPPORT TUBE ........ 2
55S-3489 BUNK ASSY SHORT 2X6X12FT ............. 2
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Final Assembly Instructions
Remove the small parts from the frame by cutting the
bands. Remove the bolt bag and sort all nuts and bolts by
size.
Tongue:
Slide the tongue into the frame cap of the frame. Line up
the holes and fasten the tongue in the side of the frame
cap with a 1/2 X 4-1/4 hex bolt and 1/2 flange lock nut.
Fasten the tongue in the rear of the frame cap with a 1/2 X
1-1/2 hex bolt and 1/2 hex lock nut. Plug the tongue
harness into the frame harness, use grommets to secure
the wires in the wire holes.
Actuator & Safety Chain:
Slide the actuator into the actuator housing unit and secure
with two (2) pins and snap rings provided with the actuator.
Secure the actuator-housing unit to the front of the tongue
using three (3) 1/2 X 4 hex bolts and 1/2 flange lock
nuts. Using a 1/2 X 5 hex bolt on the lower right mounting
hole on the tongue, secure the safety chain. Place a 1/2
flat washer on the 1/2 X 5 hex bolt followed by one (1)
safety chain and insert into the actuator housing unit and
the tongue. Place a second safety chain on the bolt
followed by a 1/2 flat washer and 1/2 flange lock nut.
Bunk Assembly:
Pre-assemble the bunks as described prior to installing on
the rear pivot. Lay the carpeted bunks upside down so the
u-bolts under the bunks are facing up. Install the bunk
saddle over the u-bolt so that the curve in the saddle
matches the curve in the 16 bunk bracket. Install the large
bunk support tube over the u-bolts. With the u-bolts
protruding through the support tube, install the 7/16
spacers over the u-bolts. Install 1/2 flat washers and 1/2
hex lock nuts. Tighten. Repeat for the other side. If
properly assembled the bunk will freely pivot when the ubolts are tight.
Fasten the front portion of the bunks to the 2X6 bunk
bracket with 1-1/4 screws.
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Final Assembly Instructions
Remove the small parts from the frame by cutting the
bands. Remove the bolt bag and sort all nuts and bolts by
size.
Tongue:
Slide the tongue into the frame cap of the frame. Line up
the holes and fasten the tongue in the side of the frame
cap with a 1/2 X 4-1/4 hex bolt and 1/2 flange lock nut.
Fasten the tongue in the rear of the frame cap with a 1/2 X
1-1/2 hex bolt and 1/2 hex lock nut. Plug the tongue
harness into the frame harness, use grommets to secure
the wires in the wire holes.
Actuator & Safety Chain:
Slide the actuator into the actuator housing unit and secure
with two (2) pins and snap rings provided with the actuator.
Secure the actuator-housing unit to the front of the tongue
using three (3) 1/2 X 4 hex bolts and 1/2 flange lock
nuts. Using a 1/2 X 5 hex bolt on the lower right mounting
hole on the tongue, secure the safety chain. Place a 1/2
flat washer on the 1/2 X 5 hex bolt followed by one (1)
safety chain and insert into the actuator housing unit and
the tongue. Place a second safety chain on the bolt
followed by a 1/2 flat washer and 1/2 flange lock nut.
Bunk Assembly:
Pre-assemble the bunks as described prior to installing on
the rear pivot. Lay the carpeted bunks upside down so the
u-bolts under the bunks are facing up. Install the bunk
saddle over the u-bolt so that the curve in the saddle
matches the curve in the 16 bunk bracket. Install the large
bunk support tube over the u-bolts. With the u-bolts
protruding through the support tube, install the 7/16
spacers over the u-bolts. Install 1/2 flat washers and 1/2
hex lock nuts. Tighten. Repeat for the other side. If
properly assembled the bunk will freely pivot when the ubolts are tight.
Fasten the front portion of the bunks to the 2X6 bunk
bracket with 1-1/4 screws.
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Final Assembly Instructions
Remove the small parts from the frame by cutting the
bands. Remove the bolt bag and sort all nuts and bolts by
size.
Tongue:
Slide the tongue into the frame cap of the frame. Line up
the holes and fasten the tongue in the side of the frame
cap with a 1/2 X 4-1/4 hex bolt and 1/2 flange lock nut.
Fasten the tongue in the rear of the frame cap with a 1/2 X
1-1/2 hex bolt and 1/2 hex lock nut. Plug the tongue
harness into the frame harness, use grommets to secure
the wires in the wire holes.
Actuator & Safety Chain:
Slide the actuator into the actuator housing unit and secure
with two (2) pins and snap rings provided with the actuator.
Secure the actuator-housing unit to the front of the tongue
using three (3) 1/2 X 4 hex bolts and 1/2 flange lock
nuts. Using a 1/2 X 5 hex bolt on the lower right mounting
hole on the tongue, secure the safety chain. Place a 1/2
flat washer on the 1/2 X 5 hex bolt followed by one (1)
safety chain and insert into the actuator housing unit and
the tongue. Place a second safety chain on the bolt
followed by a 1/2 flat washer and 1/2 flange lock nut.
Roller Assembly:
Mount the 60615-- (53-1/2 rack arm/12-roller) assembly
on the rear pivot in a desired location that best fits your
boat. Secure this assembly by using a 1/2 X 4 carriage
bolt and a 1/2 flange lock nut. Repeat on opposite side.
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Final Assembly Instructions
Remove the small parts from the frame by cutting the
bands. Remove the bolt bag and sort all nuts and bolts by
size.
Tongue:
Slide the tongue into the frame cap of the frame. Line up
the holes and fasten the tongue in the side of the frame
cap with a 1/2 X 4-1/4 hex bolt and 1/2 flange lock nut.
Fasten the tongue in the rear of the frame cap with a 1/2 X
1-1/2 hex bolt and 1/2 hex lock nut. Plug the tongue
harness into the frame harness, use grommets to secure
the wires in the wire holes.
Actuator & Safety Chain:
Slide the actuator into the actuator housing unit and secure
with two (2) pins and snap rings provided with the actuator.
Secure the actuator-housing unit to the front of the tongue
using three (3) 1/2 X 4 hex bolts and 1/2 flange lock
nuts. Using a 1/2 X 5 hex bolt on the lower right mounting
hole on the tongue, secure the safety chain. Place a 1/2
flat washer on the 1/2 X 5 hex bolt followed by one (1)
safety chain and insert into the actuator housing unit and
the tongue. Place a second safety chain on the bolt
followed by a 1/2 flat washer and 1/2 flange lock nut.
Roller Assembly:
Mount the 66212-- (12-roller-rack arm) assembly on the
rear pivot in a desired location that best fits your boat.
Secure this assembly by using a 1/2 X 4 carriage bolt
and a 1/2 flange lock nut. Repeat on opposite side.
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Final Assembly Instructions
Remove the small parts from the frame by cutting the
bands. Remove the bolt bag and sort all nuts and bolts by
size.
Tongue:
Slide the tongue into the frame cap of the frame. Line up
the holes and fasten the tongue in the side of the frame
cap with a 1/2 X 4-1/4 hex bolt and 1/2 flange lock nut.
Fasten the tongue in the rear of the frame cap with a 1/2 X
1-1/2 hex bolt and 1/2 hex lock nut. Plug the tongue
harness into the frame harness, use grommets to secure
the wires in the wire holes.
Actuator & Safety Chain:
Slide the actuator into the actuator housing unit and secure
with two (2) pins and snap rings provided with the actuator.
Secure the actuator-housing unit to the front of the tongue
using three (3) 1/2 X 4 hex bolts and 1/2 flange lock
nuts. Using a 1/2 X 5 hex bolt on the lower right mounting
hole on the tongue, secure the safety chain. Place a 1/2
flat washer on the 1/2 X 5 hex bolt followed by one (1)
safety chain and insert into the actuator housing unit and
the tongue. Place a second safety chain on the bolt
followed by a 1/2 flat washer and 1/2 flange lock nut.
Bunk Assembly:
Pre-assemble the bunks as described prior to installing on
the rear pivot. Lay the carpeted bunks upside down so the
u-bolts under the bunks are facing up. Install the bunk
saddle over the u-bolt so that the curve in the saddle
matches the curve in the 16 bunk bracket. Install the large
bunk support tube over the u-bolts. With the u-bolts
protruding through the support tube, install the 7/16
spacers over the u-bolts. Install 1/2 flat washers and 1/2
hex lock nuts. Tighten. Repeat for the other side. If
properly assembled the bunk will freely pivot when the ubolts are tight.
Fasten the front portion of the bunks to the 2X6 bunk
bracket with 1-1/4 screws.
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Final Assembly Instructions
Remove the small parts from the frame by cutting the
bands. Remove the bolt bag and sort all nuts and bolts by
size.
Tongue:
Slide the tongue into the frame cap of the frame. Line up
the holes and fasten the tongue in the side of the frame
cap with a 1/2 X 4-1/4 hex bolt and 1/2 flange lock nut.
Fasten the tongue in the rear of the frame cap with a 1/2 X
1-1/2 hex bolt and 1/2 hex lock nut. Plug the tongue
harness into the frame harness, use grommets to secure
the wires in the wire holes.
Actuator & Safety Chain:
Slide the actuator into the actuator housing unit and secure
with two (2) pins and snap rings provided with the actuator.
Secure the actuator-housing unit to the front of the tongue
using three (3) 1/2 X 4 hex bolts and 1/2 flange lock
nuts. Using a 1/2 X 5 hex bolt on the lower right mounting
hole on the tongue, secure the safety chain. Place a 1/2
flat washer on the 1/2 X 5 hex bolt followed by one (1)
safety chain and insert into the actuator housing unit and
the tongue. Place a second safety chain on the bolt
followed by a 1/2 flat washer and 1/2 flange lock nut.
Bunk Assembly:
Pre-assemble the bunks as described prior to installing on
the rear pivot. Lay the carpeted bunks upside down so the
u-bolts under the bunks are facing up. Install the bunk
saddle over the u-bolt so that the curve in the saddle
matches the curve in the 16 bunk bracket. Install the large
bunk support tube over the u-bolts. With the u-bolts
protruding through the support tube, install the 7/16
spacers over the u-bolts. Install 1/2 flat washers and 1/2
hex lock nuts. Tighten. Repeat for the other side. If
properly assembled the bunk will freely pivot when the ubolts are tight.
Fasten the front portion of the bunks to the 2X6 bunk
bracket with 1-1/4 screws.
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Chassis 46TB
REF# PART# DESCRIPTIONQTY
251440101 FLANGE LOCKNUT SMALL 3/8-16 .......... 6
261440102 FLANGE LOCKNUT SMALL 1/2-13 .......... 24
271440259 HEX LOCKNUT 9/16-18 GRA ................... 8
494610072 SPRING 5 LEAF HOOK ........................... 4
505110112 MARINE YELLOW CLEARANCE LIGHT .. 2
515110113 MARINE RED CLEARANCE LIGHT .......... 2
52S-3387 2" PLASTIC CHANNEL BRACKET ........... 2
53S-3501 RUBBER CUP WASHER ........................... 8
54S-3409G SPRING CLAMP 1/4X1 1/2X4 ZYU ....... 4
55S-3449G SPRING AND AXLE U-BOLT PLATE ........ 4
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Final Assembly Instructions
Rocker Boxes:
Align the center hole of the 6239210, rocker arm, with the
center hole of the spring bracket. Secure with a 3/4 X 4-1/
2 hex bolt, from the outside-in, and 3/4 hex lock nut with
the grease zerk down.
Axles:
Fasten the springs to the axles with the axle u-bolts, spring
plate and hex lock nuts. NOTE: Make certain the hook end
of the springs point in the same direction to the rear of the
trailer, on both axles! For the rear spring and axle place a
S-3207 galvanized spring bracket bushing in the rear of
the spring bracket. Insert a 9/16 X 3-1/4 hex bolt through
the bracket from the outside-in and tighten with a 9/16 hex
lock nut. Slide the end of the hook spring over the bushing;
raise the front of the spring and fasten with a 9/16 X 3-1/4
hex bolt and 9/16 hex lock nut.
For installation of the front spring and axle repeat the
above instructions, however, place the bushing in the
rocker box in hook end of the spring. Insert bolts and
secure with lock nuts as before.
Mount the tire and rim assemblies using 80-90 ft. lbs.
torque on the lug nuts.
Tire Size & Carrying Capacity Chart
TireLoadCarrying
Size RangeCapacity
ST185/80R13C1480 lbs. per/tire
Refer to the tire side wall for the correct tire pressure.
Brakes:
Refer to the brake manual for service and maintenance.
494610072 SPRING 5 LEAF HOOK ........................... 4
505110112 MARINE YELLOW CLEARANCE LIGHT .. 2
515110113 MARINE RED CLEARANCE LIGHT .......... 2
524510511 FRONTHOSE-18 MALE-FEMALE BRK ... 1
53S-3387 2" PLASTIC CHANNEL BRACKET ........... 2
54S-3501 RUBBER CUP WASHER ........................... 8
55S-3409G SPRING CLAMP 1/4X1 1/2X4 ZYU ....... 4
56S-3449G SPRING AND AXLE U-BOLT PLATE ........ 4
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Final Assembly Instructions
Rocker Boxes:
Align the center hole of the 6239210, rocker arm, with the
center hole of the spring bracket. Secure with a 3/4 X 4-1/
2 hex bolt, from the outside-in, and 3/4 hex lock nut with
the grease zerk down.
Axles:
Fasten the springs to the axles with the axle u-bolts, spring
plate and hex lock nuts. NOTE: Make certain the hook end
of the springs point in the same direction to the rear of the
trailer, on both axles! For the rear spring and axle place a
S-3207 galvanized spring bracket bushing in the rear of
the spring bracket. Insert a 9/16 X 3-1/4 hex bolt through
the bracket from the outside-in and tighten with a 9/16 hex
lock nut. Slide the end of the hook spring over the bushing;
raise the front of the spring and fasten with a 9/16 X 3-1/4
hex bolt and 9/16 hex lock nut.
For installation of the front spring and axle repeat the
above instructions, however, place the bushing in the
rocker box in hook end of the spring. Insert bolts and
secure with lock nuts as before.
Mount the tire and rim assemblies using 80-90 ft. lbs.
torque on the lug nuts.
Tire Size & Carrying Capacity Chart
TireLoadCarrying
Size RangeCapacity
ST185/80R13C1480 lbs. per/tire
Refer to the tire side wall for the correct tire pressure.
Brakes:
Refer to the brake manual for service and maintenance.
42S-3501 RUBBER CUP WASHER ........................... 16
43S-3207G SPRING BRKT BUSHING PLATED ZYU .. 4
44S-3409G SPRING CLAMP 1/4X1 1/2X4 ZYU ....... 4
45S-3449G SPRING AND AXLE U-BOLT PLATE ........ 4
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Final Assembly Instructions
Rocker Boxes:
Align the center hole of the 6239210, rocker arm, with the
center hole of the spring bracket. Secure with a 3/4 X 4-1/
2 hex bolt, from the outside-in, and 3/4 hex lock nut with
the grease zerk down.
Axles:
Fasten the springs to the axles with the axle u-bolts, spring
plate and hex lock nuts. NOTE: Make certain the hook end
of the springs point in the same direction to the rear of the
trailer, on both axles! For the rear spring and axle place a
S-3207 galvanized spring bracket bushing in the rear of
the spring bracket. Insert a 9/16 X 3-1/4 hex bolt through
the bracket from the outside-in and tighten with a 9/16 hex
lock nut. Slide the end of the hook spring over the bushing;
raise the front of the spring and fasten with a 9/16 X 3-1/4
hex bolt and 9/16 hex lock nut.
For installation of the front spring and axle repeat the
above instructions, however, place the bushing in the
rocker box in hook end of the spring. Insert bolts and
secure with lock nuts as before.
Mount the tire and rim assemblies using 80-90 ft. lbs.
torque on the lug nuts.
Tire Size & Carrying Capacity Chart
TireLoadCarrying
Size RangeCapacity
ST215/75R14C1870 lbs. per/tire
Refer to the tire side wall for the correct tire pressure.
Brakes:
Refer to the brake manual for service and maintenance.
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SL WINCH ASSEMBLY
REF# PART# DESCRIPTIONQTY
16107503 END CAP - BLACK PROFILE 2000 .......... 4
20110114 HH 1/2-13 X 4 CS GR5 .............................. 3
30110125 HH 1/2-13 X 5 1/2 CS GR5 ........................ 2
40140040 HH 3/8-16 X 1 CS GR5 .............................. 3
50140090 HH 1/2-13 X 1 CS GR5 .............................. 2
60210102 CARR 3/8-16 X 1 GR5 ............................... 1
70340200 SUB 1/2 X 3 9/16 X 6 W/2 3/8 THR .......... 2
81310040 LOCKWASHER 1/2 S/T MED .................... 3
91340095 WASHER USS FLAT 3/8 ........................... 2
101440101 FLANGE LOCKNUT SMALL 3/8-16 .......... 4
111440102 FLANGE LOCKNUT SMALL 1/2-13 .......... 8
19S-534WINCH POST ............................................ 1
20S-2266 22&3/4 WINCH HOLDER CHANNEL ....... 1
21S-2268L BOW PIVOT PLATE - LEFT ...................... 1
22S-2268R BOW PIVOT PLATE - RIGHT .................... 1
Winch Post:
Position the winch post assembly on the tongue of your trailer.
Secure with two (2) 1/2 X 3-9/16 X 6 square u-bolts and 1/2
flange lock nuts. Leave loose for adjustment. Fasten the winch
handle to the winch.
Bow Eye Safety Chain:
Insert a 3/8 X 1 carriage bolt from the top through the square
hole at the end of the winch holder channel. Place the last link of
the safety chain onto the bolt, then 3/8 flat washer and 3/8 flange
lock nut. Tighten.
Winch Post Adjustment:
Once the boat is positioned on the trailer, adjust the winch post to
the boat. Loosen the three (3) 1/2 X 4 hex bolts and move the
winch bracket so that the top rubber bow roller is above the bow
eye. Tighten.
Slide the winch post assembly against the boat. Tighten the ubolts. Adjustment is complete. Check the tongue weight before
tightening the u-bolts.
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Profile 2000 Winch Assembly
REF# PART# DESCRIPTIONQTY
16081610 WINCH POST SPACER1
260930-- WINCH POST 7IN ................................... 1
36107503 END CAP - BLACK PROFILE 2000 .......... 2
465657-- WINCH HOLDER CASE ............................ 1
565659-- PROFILE 2000 WINCH CASE ASSY ........ 1
60110064 HH 3/8-16 X 5 CS GR5 .............................. 1
70110118 HH 1/2-13 X 4 1/2 CS GR5 ........................ 5
80110125 HH 1/2-13 X 5 1/2 CS GR5 ........................ 1
Mount the winch post to the tongue in the desired position and
secure with three (3) 1/2 X 4 carriage bolts and 1/2 flange lock
nuts. Mount the winch handle on the winch shaft using the special
hardware provided with the winch.
Winch Post Adjustment:
Before adjusting the winch post check to see that the transom of
the boat is flush with the rear of bunks. Slide the winch post into
position. NOTE: The winch holder (upper portion) must be
positioned just above the bow eye. Run the winch strap over the
upper nylon bushing in the winch case and secure to the bow eye.
Tighten all bolts on the winch post. Slip the bow eye safety chain
into the bow eye. Adjustment is complete.
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60615-- 12-Roller Assembly - 53-1/2 Rack Arms
REF# PART# DESCRIPTIONQTY
10110118 HH 1/2-13 X 4 1/2 CS GR5 ........................ 2
20210127 CARR 3/8-24 X 3 W/1 THRD GR8 ............ 8
30210218 CARR 1/2-13 X 4 GR5 ............................... 1
41310121 WASHER USS ALUMINUM FLAT 3/4 ....... 12
51440100 HEX LOCKNUT 3/8-24 GRA ..................... 8
61440102 FLANGE LOCKNUT SMALL 1/2-13 .......... 3
71540350 BULL RING PLAIN..................................... 12
13S-3410 T BAR ROLLER PIN .................................. 2
14S-3480 ROLLER ARM 18&7/8 ............................... 2
15S-3482 ROLLER RACK ARM WMENT 53&1/2 .... 1
Rear Roller Rack:
The rear roller rack is factory assembled.
Rear Roller Rack Adjustments:
Place the boat onto the trailer so that it is resting on the rollers.
Position the boat front to back by having the center of the rear
roller approximately 4 from the transom. The boat must be
positioned so that it supported by the rollers. Once the boat is
positioned make the following roller adjustments.
Position the racks in back so that they are located between the
keels or strakes and so that they wont interfere when loading and
unloading. Once positioned, tighten the u-bolts in the mounting
brackets. The up-down adjustment in the rear adjustable mounting
bracket should be in its down position whenever possible to keep
the center of gravity lower to the ground for better trailering. The
upper position should be used only when the fender or frame
clearance is needed.
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66212-- 12-Roller Rack Arm Assembly
REF# PART# DESCRIPTIONQTY
160972ROLLER WITH MOLDED HUB 6IN ......... 12
20110118 HH 1/2-13 X 4 1/2 CS GR5 ........................ 2
30210127 CARR 3/8-24 X 3 W/1 THRD GR8 ............ 8
40210218 CARR 1/2-13 X 4 GR5 ............................... 1
51310121 WASHER USS ALUMINUM FLAT 3/4 ....... 12
61440100 HEX LOCKNUT 3/8-24 GRA ..................... 8
71440102 FLANGE LOCKNUT SMALL 1/2-13 .......... 3
81540350 BULL RING PLAIN..................................... 12
13S-3410 T BAR ROLLERPIN ................................... 2
14S-3480 ROLLER ARM 18&7/8 ............................... 2
15S-3482 ROLLER RACK ARM WMENT 53&1/2 .... 1
Rear Roller Rack:
The rear roller rack is factory assembled.
Rear Roller Rack Adjustments:
Place the boat onto the trailer so that it is resting on the rollers in
the back of the trailer and on the front keel support rollers up front.
Position the boat front to back by having the center of the rear
roller approximately 4 from the transom. The boat must be
positioned so that it supported by the rollers. Once the boat is
positioned make the following roller adjustments.
Position the racks in back so that they are located between the
keels or strakes and so that they wont interfere when loading and
unloading. Once positioned, tighten the u-bolts in the mounting
brackets. The up-down adjustment in the rear adjustable mounting
bracket should be in its down position whenever possible to keep
the center of gravity lower to the ground for better trailering. The
upper position should be used only when the fender or frame
clearance is needed.
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60889-- Keel Roller Assembly
REF# PART# DESCRIPTIONQTY
160883-- KEEL CRADLE .......................................... 1
26088410 KEEL CRADLE ROLLER PIN .................... 6
360885-- KEEL GUIDE ROLLER BRACKET ............ 2
46205210 KEEL CRADLE ROLLER PIN .................... 1
56210810 RISER BRKT KEEL GUIDE ROLLER ....... 1
6655288IN KEEL ROLLER .................................... 6
70140040 HH 3/8-16 X 1 CS GR5 .............................. 6
81440101 FLANGE LOCKNUT SMALL 3/8-16 .......... 6
91540350 BULL RING PLAIN ..................................... 14
6-Roller Keel Assembly:
Mount the 6-roller keel assembly to the under side of the front
crossmember in ear weldments using the keel cradle roller pin
(Ref.#2). Secure this assembly using bull rings (Ref.#9).
6-Roller Keel Adjustment:
Adjust the front keel roller assembly to the desired position to level
the boat.
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You can buy points or you can get point for every manual you upload.