Instructions / Assembly

***ShoreDocker 1200 Shown as kit AND 2 wheel sets***

SETTING UP AND OPERATION OF SHORE DOCKER BOAT RAMP

Because Shore Docker is a kit, you are responsible for the safe construction, setup and operation of your ramp.

Shore

Docker only supplies parts and general guidelines. There are many types of boats and shorelines. You must make

the

decision of the suitability of this kit for your

situation.

Locate the ramp with the water end deep enough to easily engage your hull. Hook the end of the winch cable to

eye on your bow. Read the literature supplied with the winch before

ati

ng.

· Read all warnings on page

one.

· Never drive the boat onto ramp. The boat must be cranked

up.

· Never release handle or let winch free-wheel when lowering boat. Always crank boat

down.

SPECIAL SET UP FOR MODEL

SD2000

Before loading boat onto ramp slightly tighten the pivot bolts for the roller axles. They should be tight enough to

position, yet be movable. After the boat has run up and down once, tighten the pivot bolts so the angle is more

FOR BOTH MODELS – Re-mount the winch if

eces

sary.

The winch height should be such that the cable comes off the drum at about the same height as the bow eye. This

ill

minimize the unnecessary forces on the winch, post, ramp and your

boa

WARRANTY

The manufacturer warrants for a period of one year from the date of purchase, the workmanship of all parts.

The warranty is limited to the repair and/or replacement of parts ShoreDocker parts only. The manufacturer

does not warrant the suitability of this product for any specific or general application. All warranty claims

must be submitted to the manufacturer, not the reseller. Claims must include the damaged parts and a copy

of the original sales receipt, postage prepaid.

Manufactured by:

Innovative Marine Systems

1799 County Road 90 North

Maple Plain, MN 55359

1-866-876-5548