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Issued: 2022-08-12

Rev. 2

Always read and obey all safety messages and instructions when assembling, installing or 
operating the boat lifting system. Boatlifts are heavy equipment that pose major hazards. Your 
safety is of utmost importance so if there is any misunderstanding with information contained in 
this manual, please contact your dealer or the manufacturer. Important safety messaging will be 
outlined as follows:

DANGER! 

Failure to follow instructions WILL result in serious injury or death.

CAUTION!  Failure to follow instructions CAN result in serious injury or death.

Failure to follow instructions/take appropriate actions COULD result in 
serious injury, death, and/or property damage.

Note: 

 

Paradise Dock & Lift Inc reserves the right to make changes to this product and manual at any time 
without notice. This manual includes the latest information at the time it was printed and the product 
was shipped. This manual should be kept available to whoever is using this product.

WARNING!

DANGER!

•  Never allow any persons to go under or on 

the lift particularly when it is operating or 
supporting a load.

•  All persons must stay clear of lift while the 

lift is in operation.

•  Never service a boatlift, boat or boatlift 

accessory while the lift is supporting a load.

•  Your lift system is not intended to support 

people, never actuate the lift with people 
on-board. Unload and load passengers only 
when the boat is floating and not supported 
by the lift.

•  Never exceed the lift’s rated capacity. The 

gross/loaded weight of your watercraft 
should always be less than the lift capacity as 
indicated on the serial plate.

•  Only operate the system to lift the 

watercraft, do not use the system for other 
purposes or items.

•  The lift should only be operated by adults or 

under direct adult supervision. Anyone who 
operates the lift must be fully aware of the 
information outlined in this manual.

•  Do not play on or around the lift.

•  It is not possible for the manufacturer to 

identify all hazards surrounding the site 
assembly, installation and operation of a 
lift system. Owners, dealers, and installers 
must use good judgement to assess risk, 
and make installation, maintenance, and 
operation decisions:  Do not operate in poor 
conditions, when system is not level, or 
when noticeable corrosion/damage/defects 
are present. 

•  Failure to properly position boat on lift could 

make the lift unstable.

•  Keep long hair, loose clothing, and jewelry 

away from any moving parts.

CAUTION!

STAY CLEAR!

DO NOT RIDE LIFT!

SAFETY INFORMATION

Summary of Contents for PH-2K-5

Page 1: ...AIN THIS DOCUMENTATION PRIOR TO INSTALLATION AND USE DUAL AND SINGLE PWC LIFTS 4311A 25 Ave Vernon BC V1T 1P5 Local 250 503 8630 Toll Free 1 888 411 3625 info paradisedocklift com www paradisedocklift...

Page 2: ...g rod pitting corrosion and increasing seal life which is the most common source of failure on hydraulic lifts Our hydraulic fluid is non toxic and biodegradable so you do not need to worry about envi...

Page 3: ...ft while the lift is in operation Never service a boatlift boat or boatlift accessory while the lift is supporting a load Your lift system is not intended to support people never actuate the lift with...

Page 4: ...determine guarantee warrant or take responsibility for bunk support configurations meeting each manufacturers recommendation CAUTION During the first few operations of the lift the weight of the wate...

Page 5: ...BER BUNKCAP 90 QTY 2 R BER BUNKCAP 90 QTY 4 7 Guide On Optional F PHA PWC GUIDES QTY 2 F PHA PWC GUIDES QTY 4 8 Guide On Foamie P BO GOFOAMIE QTY 2 P BO GOFOAMIE QTY 4 9 Main Beam S B FRMSIDE PWC QTY...

Page 6: ...lift misfunctioning WARNING Apply anti seize to ALL stainless steel bolts Install Range Extenders Item 3 6ft Lift Range Only ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Step 1 Step 1 8x 3 8 16 4 25 Long Hex Bolts 8x 3 8 16...

Page 7: ...e required 4x 3 8 16 3 3 4 Long Hex Bolts 4x 3 8 16 Kep Nuts 4x 3 8 Flat Washers Make sure the bunk spacers are installed under the black wear bushings WARNING 6ft Lifting Range 5ft Lifting Range 1 E...

Page 8: ...Page 8 of 27 Issued 2022 08 12 Rev 2 2 A Assemble the 4 legs and 4 sandpads 2 B Bolt the legs to the sandpads using the 9 16 wrenches 2 C Torque the bolted connection to 23 ft lbs...

Page 9: ...gs 3 B Bolt the end beams and legs together 3 8 16 bolts and 9 16 wrenches Assemble the End Beams Item 10 and Legs Item 13 Step 3 Step 3 8x 3 8 16 4 1 2 Long Hex Bolts 8x 3 8 16 Kep Nuts 8x 3 8 Flat W...

Page 10: ...s as indicated below Assemble the Main Beams Item 9 on the End Beams Item 10 Step 4 Step 4 8x 3 8 16 4 1 2 Long Hex Bolts 8x 3 8 16 Kep Nuts 8x 3 8 Flat Washers Hardware required Double hardware quant...

Page 11: ...d the main beams to the end beams Don t fully tighten or torque these bolts until after the H Frames are installed 4 C Using the 1 2 hardware lightly bolt the cross beam into place These bolts require...

Page 12: ...Pin w Welded Tab 4x 3 8 16 x 1 2 Long Button Head Bolt 4x 3 8 Lock Washer Hardware required Front H Frame Rear H Frame 5 A Apply marine grease to pin assemblies 5 B Use the pin assemblies to attach t...

Page 13: ...he button head bolts and lock washers to secure the pin assemblies to the H Frame assembly 5 D After the H Frames are installed use the 3 4 wrenches to tighten the 1 2 hardware holding the cross beam...

Page 14: ...Step 6 2x 3 8 16 1 2 Long Button Head Bolts 2x 3 8 Lock Washer 2x 3 3 4 Pin Assemblies Hardware required 8x Plastic Wear Washers 6 A Route the cylinder hoses under the front H frame as shown below Ma...

Page 15: ...rs from inside face of the aluminum lugs Use the button head bolts and lock washers to secure the pin assemblies 6 B Apply marine grease to the pins Install Rubber Capped Bunks Items 5 and 6 Step 7 St...

Page 16: ...pins and flat washer to secure bunk pins Bend the end of the cotter pin with the needle nose pliers to secure the pins 7 B Place bunks on H Frame assemblies It may be easier to install bunks while the...

Page 17: ...locations indicated above by the check marks incorrect installation can cause damage to the lift frame and or bunks X X Install Guide Ons Item 7 Optional Step 8 Step 8 6x 3 8 16 Kep Nuts Hardware requ...

Page 18: ...and torque to 23 ft lbs 8 C Bolt the adjustable arm into place using the 3 8 16 x 4 25 long bolts Tighten the bolts with 9 16 wrench and torque to 23 ft lbs Position the arms such that they fit the bo...

Page 19: ...hydraulic fittings to power pack Use a 3 4 wrench to hold the fitting and 1 1 4 wrench to tighten the quick connect Note If quick connects are difficult to connect relieve some pressure by pressing th...

Page 20: ...good conditions adverse conditions may pose a hazard during installation that may cause injury death or property damage Never exceed the maximum rated lift capacity Exceeding the capacity may cause t...

Page 21: ...are adjustable in 2 inch increments at the corner that is more than 2 inches different from the other corners Install Leg Braces If your legs are longer than 7 feet long install optional leg braces as...

Page 22: ...box the lift also contains a hard wired controller the operation of the controller is described below Enable Button Enable button must be pressed and held to actuate the lift or lights Up Arrow Actua...

Page 23: ...ttery in parallel with the existing battery or check your battery water levels and top up as necessary with distilled water Storage Tips The following suggestions pertain for when your lift is not in...

Page 24: ...ller Electromagnetic interference could disrupt signal Lift does not actuate with hard wired controller Check battery voltage Verify that all wires are plugged in Check that the hydraulic pump motor i...

Page 25: ...components carrier their respective warranty from their manufacturer The pro rated schedule of these items is as follows Year After Purchase Consumer Portion of Current Retail Price Year After Purchas...

Page 26: ...T FEASIBLE REFUND THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE PART FOUND ON EXAMINATION BY PARADISE TO BE DEFECTIVE UNDER NORMAL USE AND SERVICE IN ORDER TO ALLOW PARADISE AN OPPORTUNITY TO ASSESS THE CONDITION OF THE...

Page 27: ...against you for damages or ii special incidental indirect or consequential damages including lost profits business revenue goodwill or anticipated savings these exclusions apply even if paradise has b...

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