Garelick 19643 UNDER PLATFORM SLIDING LADDER - Manual

Instructions for:
LOCKING UNDER PLATFORM SLIDING LADDER
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MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
Thank you for selecting our superior quality
Garelick EEz-In Brand Boarding Ladder. Your
ladder was designed and manufactured using the
finest material available to provide long product
life. Choosing the proper size ladder for location
and correct fit is important to assure safe,
convenient, and reliable use.
To select the proper length ladder, choose one
that allows at least two steps under water when
ladder is deployed.
Choose the most suitable side of your transom
platform for mounting the ladder. When
mounting, locate a place where the ladder will not
interfere with the turning of the motor or be near
the propeller of your craft.
See Figure 1
1. Position the mounting bracket with the ladder
in the area to be attached. Mark the bracket’s
six mounting holes onto the deck surface.
2. Drill the six marked holes with a suitable drill
bit. NOTE: It is recommended to through-bolt
this ladder for a secure installation.
3. Mount the ladder in place by holding bracket
up to platform and inserting mounting screws.
Secure ladder in place with fasteners (not
provided, as installations vary).
When underway, fold ladder up and push
into locking position. See figure 2.
MAINTENANCE
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Safety tip
Periodically check mounting hardware and
re-tighten (due to normal boat operation.)

Keep that bright finish!
Local weather conditions may contribute to
minor corrosion. Stainless, like other
metals, is not completely free from corrosion
attack. Regular fresh water rinsing and
periodic cleaning with a mild abrasive
cleaner will help to retain lustre.
SAFETY GUIDELINES

No jumping or diving!
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Do not use when motor is running
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This ladder designed for boat use only
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Face ladder when entering boat or water
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Only one person on ladder at a time
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Check all steps and hardware before using

Never operate your boat with the ladder in
“down” position. Serious injury, or damage to
your boat or ladder may result.
Figure 1: Fastener Suggestion
Note: Mounting hardware not provided
Figure 2