STEP FOUR
A. Install the transporter’s winch system as shown in Fig. 5. Do so by positioning the winch in the center of the lift beam that is opposite the beam that has the main
lifting cable attached. Swing the eyebolt on the winch post up into the slot on the winch post saddle, and tighten the wing nut. When installed properly, the winch drum
will face into the center of the lift, and the winch post will be on the outside of the lift beam.
B. Crank winch counter-clockwise while pulling on the strap. Let out enough of the strap so that the hook located on the bottom of the hook handle reaches underneath
the lower frame beam from the inside. When properly attached, the hook handle will be on the inward side of the frame beam and will be centered on the winch drum,
resting on the winch strap, while the hook will be securely hooked on the bottom of the frame beam. Keep the hook secure while cranking up the winch until the hook
handle is held securely against the winch strap and drum.
WARNING: YOU MUST INSURE THAT THE HOOK IS PROPERLY POSITIONED, TIGHT TO THE BEAM, BEFORE TIGHTENING THE WINCH CABLE.
C. Crank the winch clockwise until the lower frame beam is pulled up to sandwich the transporter’s aluminum frame rail between the lift system’s upper and lower
beams. Doing this will cause the lift to be raised onto the wheels of the transporter, as long as the leveling legs are in their retracted position.
WARNING: NEVER ATTEMPT TO RAISE THE LIFT PLATFORM WHILE THE TRANSPORTER’S WINCH IS INSTALLED!!
DOING SO MAY CAUSE SEVERE LIFT DAMAGE, PER-
SONAL INJURY, OR DEATH.
STEP FIVE
Your lift system should now be ready to roll in the water, or if you are removing your system, it should be floating, provided that the water is deep enough for it to do
so.
STEP SIX
A. Once you’ve moved your lift to its proper location, crank the transport winch counter-clockwise to lower your lift onto its leveling pads.
B. Check the lift system to ensure that it is level. The lift should be leveled to within two inches, corner to corner. If out of level, float the lift back up by cranking the
transport winch system clockwise. Adjust leveling pads accordingly.
CAUTION: WHEN ADJUSTING LEVELING SAND PADS ON LIFTS NOT EQUIPPED WITH THE EASY-LEVEL
TM
LEVELING SYSTEM , DO NOT LOOSEN THE ADJUSTMENT BOLT MORE
THAN TWO REVOLUTIONS, OR IT MAY BECOME DISENGAGED FROM THE NON-ACCESSIBLE INTERNAL NUT.
STEP SEVEN
A. Once you are finished leveling your lift, completely disconnect and remove the transporter winch system.
B. Using the boat lift’s winch, VSD, hydraulic system, raise the lifting platform high enough to float the transporter out of the lift.
Note: If your lift is a hydraulic model and you need additional height to remove the transporter, refer to Step 2.
LIFT REMOVAL
To remove your lift, repeat the previous steps. While the lift is floating, retract the leveling legs.
Note: For ease of leveling the following year, you should mark the height of each leveling leg prior to raising them up for transporting purposes.
THE “INSTA-FLOAT” BY FLOE
Page 2 Instructions
STEP 4/Figure 5
TRANSPORTER FRAME ARMS
LIFT PLATFORM
FINGER TIGHTEN BOLT
HOOK HANDLE
MAIN LIFTING CABLE
Note: The location of the lift-
ing cable, not the power unit,
determines the side of the lift
to which you will attach the
transporter’s winch. Locate
the transporter winch on the
center of the lift beam that is
opposite
the beam that has
the main vertical lifting cable
attached.
LEVELING LEGS MUST
BE RETRACTED WHILE
IN TRANSIT
VSD (VERTICAL BALL
SCREW DRIVE) LIFT
MODEL SHOWN
WINCH DRUM
FACES IN
For proper function, the
transporter’s winch must
be attached to the center of
this beam.
HOOK
SANDWICHED BETWEEN
UPPER & LOWER LIFT BEAMS
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