Bunk bunk slick – Tie Down Jet Rail XL User Manual
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7. Attach Bunks to Jet Rail Deck
Attach one swivel bracket on each “corner” of the Jet Rail Deck as
shown in Picture 9. There are several holes in which to adjust the width
of your bunk boards to fit your watercraft. We recommend that you
start with the outer most hole and adjust inward if necessary. Tighten
bolts enough to allow adjustment of the bunks on your watercraft.
Attach bunk boards to the swivel brackets on each side of the deck,
with two 1-1/4” screws at each bracket. For easier installation pre-
drill holes with a 1/8” bit. Bunks should be mounted with one inch of
overhang on the front swivel brackets. After deciding on the permanent
placement of the bunks (picture 10), tighten all four bolts holding the
swivel brackets to the deck.
Parts required for this step.
#
Stk. #
Description
Qty.
5
26614
Jet Rail Deck
1
18
86116
Swivel Bracket
6
27
10538
3/8” x 1” Hex Bolt
6
34
10627
3/8” Nyloc Nut
6
10
44816
5’ Carpeted Bunk
2
25
10903
1-1/2 0” Screw
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7a. Attach Keel Pads
Attach a keel pad in the center of each end of the Jet Rail Deck, with
the 3/4” long screws (picture 11).
Parts required for this step.
#
Stk. #
Description
Qty.
11
17057
Keel Pad, 6” long
3
24
10904
Self Tapping Screw, 3/4”
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8. Optional Bunk Slick Installation
Bunk slicks provide a slippery surface that makes loading your water
craft easier. Due to the slippery nature of the bunks slicks, Do Not add
additional bunk slicks to the bunk boards, use only the bunk slicks
provided.
Place the bunk slick so that it’s flush with the rear end of the bunk
board. Secure with the stainless screws provided (pict 11a). Make sure
the screws arre completly set and below the bunk slick upper surface.
If the screws are left higher, damage to the water craft hull could hap-
pen.
Parts required for this step.
#
Stk. #
Description
Qty.
10a 48667
Bunk Slicks
2
40
10630
Stainless Screws
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Picture 9
Picture 10
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Position bunk boards evenly spaced to fit on
smooth surface of the hull.
Picture 11
Bunk
Bunk Slick
Picture 11a