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DETAIL B
DETAIL A
B
A
Note:
RS4 dock shown for example. Connections also
apply for RS7 and TS9.
Tools needed:
1. 9/16” Wrench
2. Measuring Tape
3. Optional - Carpenter's Level
Tips:
Before assembly determine the layout of the dock system.
Take depth measurements at ten foot intervals starting at where
the dock will start.
Have adequate dock leg lengths to accommodate water
fluctuation and waves.
For ease of assembly find a flat area with sufficient room to
assemble dock.
STEP 1
After determining the layout of your dock system, install all leg
pockets according to their instructions. The number and location
of leg pockets will depend on the specific layout and the type of
leg posts.
STEP 2
Attach one foot pad to each leg post. Secure leg post with one 1/2
x 1-1/4 Set screw and one 1/2 square nut per leg.
Note:
Leg posts are ordered separately from dock section
because of varying lengths needed.
STEP 3
Determine which side of the dock frame will be connected to other
sections. Insert one 3/8 Nut into each Connector Clip and thread
the 3/8 x 1-1/2 T-Handle through it just so they stay together - as
shown in Detail "A".
Attach connector clips to the rail. Secure with one 3/8 x 1 carriage
bolt and one 3/8 flange nut. The carriage bolt head inserts into the
opening in the bottom slot of the rail and attaches to the
connector clip - as shown in Detail "A".
Place the connector clip six inches or less in from the corner - as
shown in Detail "B".
A rail six feet or less requires two connector clips.
Rails greater than six feet need a third connector in the middle of
the connection for proper stability.
Make sure the connector clip assembly is
fully clear of the opening in the slot. If the t-handle is
threaded into the opening of the slot before the dock
frame is set in place, it will prevent proper securing of
the dock sections and may lead to physical injury.
Corner
Connector Clip
6"
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
3/8 Nut
Connector
Clip
3/8 Flange Nut
T-Handle
T-Handle
