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Reposition the 2

nd

 webbing keeper and thread, similar to above, such that there 

is 1 to 3 inches of webbing extended beyond the webbing keeper after threading. 
 
Reload your Kayak / Paddle Board, and rotate into its storage position.  

You may place your Paddle in the loop between the handle and the 1

st

 webbing keeper. 

 

The Setup of 

“The DockSider”

TM

  is now Complete. 

 

 

Operating Instructions 

 

To UNLOAD:  

Note, if your paddle is stored in your Kayak Rack, remove your paddle first and set aside.

 

 

Dockside Operating Models 

Waterside Operating Models 

1 -  Before unloading, check to Ensure that there 

 Use caution when lowering your kayak as 

are no objects or people in the path of the  

 

your kayak will be rotating to the water  

kayak when rotated toward the water. 

 

toward you. Ensure you are physically fit to 

2 -  Standing on the Dock, grasp the tether cord  

 

manage the weight of lowering your kayak 

in one hand and then grasp the center of the 

 

and that there are not any obstacles in the  

handle. 

 

water that would cause you to trip. 

3 -  Rotate the Latch Plates on both Pivot Laterals 

2 -  Stand in the water and center yourself 

90 degrees counterclockwise.  Note: Securely 

 

with the length of the kayak rack. 

hold the handle as the Latch Plates are rotated 
out of the way, the weight of the Kayak will  

3 -  Release the Latch Plates by rotating both 

cause the Kayak Rack to want to rotate toward 

 

90 degrees clockwise. 

the water. 

4 -  Firmly holding the tether cord, slowly lower the 

4 -  Grasp the center of the cradle handle with  

kayak into the water, by releasing (hand over hand) 

 

both hands and slowly lower your kayak  

the length of the tether cord until your kayak is 

 

into the water. 

in the water. 

 

 

 

5 - Secure the end of the tether cord that is left in your 

5 -  Float your kayak completely out of the 

hand around one of the pivot laterals such that 

 

rack and rotate the cradle back into its 

you may float your kayak out of the rack. 

 

storage position. 

6 -  Float your kayak completely out of the rack and 

6 -  Rotate one of the Latch Plates back into 

then pull on the tether cord, to lift the cradle back 

 

position such that the cradle will not 

into the storage position. 

 

Rotate back toward the water. 

7 -  Rotate one of the Latch Plates back into its holding 

7 -  Enter your kayak ensuring you are clear of  

position such that the cradle will not rotate back  

 

the rack, grab your paddle and start your 

into the water when released. 

 

voyage 

 Enter your Kayak ensuring you are clear of the rack, 

Grab your paddle and start your voyage. 

To Load and Store: 

 

 

Dockside Operating Models 

 

Waterside Operating Models 

1 -  Exit your kayak assuring you are clear of 

1 -  Exit your kayak assuring you are clear of the 

kayak rack. 

 

the kayak rack. 

 Release the Latch Plates and lower the cradle. 

2 -  Release the Latch Plates and lower the cradle. 

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Summary of Contents for The DockSider 100 Series

Page 1: ...UP Lift and Dock Storage Rack Model DS100 Aluminum Dockside Operation Operates from the Dockside Holds your Kayak Paddleboard 5 to 17 inches below the dock surface Accommodates Freeboard Dock Surface to Water Level height up to 30 inches Model WS100 Aluminum Waterside Operation Operates from the Waterside Only Holds your Kayak Paddleboard 5 to 17 inches below the dock surface Accommodates Freeboar...

Page 2: ...questions arise 7 If further assistance is needed please contact DockCraft Industries prior to use of this product 8 Do not allow children or adults to play on around or with the The DockSider TM while a kayak or Paddleboard is loaded or unloaded Serious injury and damage to product docks and people could result if this warning is not followed 9 Store only one kayak per The DockSider TM 10 If the ...

Page 3: ...that occur as a result of improper assembly failure to properly adjust and operate misuse or neglect of product s intended purpose Product which has been modified in any manner Safeguards are not followed The warranty is not valid if you are not the original purchaser Cosmetic defects The DockSider TM PARTS LIST Bolt On Dock Mount Models Series 100 Remove all parts from the box and remove the dock...

Page 4: ...s 10 to 25 inches below your Dock Decking 6 Insert Clevis Pin through Hole 2 in Pivot Lateral such that the head is between the Pivot Lateral and Cradle attach retaining ring through the hole in the end of the clevis pin 7 If the Water Level is 25 inches or greater from the Dock Decking Insert Clevis Pin through Hole 4 in Pivot Lateral such that the head is between the Pivot Lateral and Cradle att...

Page 5: ...e Web Keeper is positioned as shown Facing up and the webbing is not twisted 10 Pull webbing through the Cam Buckle until the pre marked line is in position with the cam buckle 11 Repeat Steps 6 8 to thread the webbing through the other Cam Buckle Steps 8 11 Circular Retaining Ring Hole 4 Hole 2 Hole 4 Hole 2 Clevis Pin Head Clevis Pin Head Circular Retaining Ring Handle Cam Buckle Webbing Cam Buc...

Page 6: ...ck surface Ensure there are not any electrical or structural While the dock mount is positioned as shown above components near the hole you are drilling Also Note the 2 nd mount is positioned check 26 to 32 inches away at the 2 nd mount location Dockside unit 32 inch apart Waterside unit 26 inches apart Dock Surface Mount Dock Mount is Your Dock positioned against Side Rail the side of your dock 1...

Page 7: ...tance to the water from the dock decking is 10 to 22 inches insert clevis pin in 2nd hole of the pivot lateral into the top Slot of the mounting bracket 17 to 29 inches insert clevis pin in 2nd hole of the pivot lateral into the bottom Slot of the mounting bracket 20 to 31 inches insert clevis pin in the 4th hole of the pivot lateral into the top Slot of the mounting bracket 25 to 37 inches insert...

Page 8: ...ted in the Bottom Slot Insert 2 nd Clevis Pin through hole under the bracket and secure with R Retaining Clip on opposite side Webbing Length Adjustment As a result of the assembly procedure the mark on the webbing should be located at the cam buckle This setting is a nominal setting for kayaks with a width of 27 to 29 inches Based on the width and contour of your kayak this setting may vary As a ...

Page 9: ... have your watercraft in the storage position you may want to readjust the straps to achieve the desired angle of your vessel If your Kayak Paddle Board in the storage position looks like The webbing strap length is To Short To Long To Long Note If the dock surface to water height is between 10 and 15 inches the figure above on the left maybe the best that can be achieved with the contour of your ...

Page 10: ...Latch Plates by rotating both cause the Kayak Rack to want to rotate toward 90 degrees clockwise the water 4 Firmly holding the tether cord slowly lower the 4 Grasp the center of the cradle handle with kayak into the water by releasing hand over hand both hands and slowly lower your kayak the length of the tether cord until your kayak is into the water in the water 5 Secure the end of the tether c...

Page 11: ... Grasp the handle of your rack holding it in its 6 Rotate the Latch Plates into position such that storage position your kayak does not accidently rotate back into the water 7 Rotate the Latch Plates into position such that your 7 If you choose store your paddle between the kayak will not rotate back into the water webbing under the cam buckle 8 Release your hand from the cradle handle and secure ...

Page 12: ...ndard Installation Requirements Drill inch diameter holes in locations shown Insert Snap Togglers per directions from top of Dock Insert screws and washers then secure Decking 1 inch to 1 1 2 inch thick Dock SideBoard Typically1 inch wide Location 1 2 1 4 inches Location 2 5 inches Kayak Paddle Board Dock Rack Bolt on Mount Location 1 2 1 4 inches Location 2 5 inches Hardware Standard Hardware 1 4...

Page 13: ...ers to secure Location 1 2 1 4 inches Location 2 5 inches Aluminum Decking Support Hardware Standard Hardware 1 4 x 2 inch Stainless Steel Cap Screw location 1 included inch Stainless Steel washer each location included 20 inch Stainless Steel nut and lock washer not included Installation Requirements Standard Installation except Location 1 Drill 3 8 inch hole through decking and aluminum decking ...

Page 14: ...a of the mounting positions Option 1 The backer board should be slightly smaller than width between vertical members of decking and at least 6 inches long The thickness should not extend beyond the height of the decking vertical members Option 2 The Backer board should be wider than the width between vertical members of the decking at least 6 inches long and have a thickness of to 1 inch When secu...

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