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Installation Instructions – "Out of Sight" Ladders
Refer to Fig. 3
6. Mount the ladder in place on one side by placing the poly
sleeve (C) into the mounting bracket (A), putting the ladder
into the bracket (A), and placing it up to the drilled holes.
Put the backing plate (D) on the deck and insert mounting
screws (E). Secure ladder in place with locknuts (F).
Refer to Fig. 4
7. Slide the other mounting bracket (A) onto the ladder
vertical as before. Center the ladder tubes within the
brackets and make sure they are parallel to each other.
Mark the hole locations of this bracket onto the deck. Drill
these holes and secure in place as in Step 6.
Refer to Fig. 5
8. Decide where you want to mount the strap assembly (G)
on the boat. Take the strap and fold it as illustrated. Fasten
the strap in place with screw (H). Secure the ladder in
place as shown.
NOTE: After securing the ladder with the strap, gently tug
on the tail of the strap to tighten ladder when underway.
Refer to Fig. 2
Operation
To Lower Ladder Unhook the strap assembly, slide out the
ladder extensions, the ladder will pivot down and lock in
place.
To Raise Ladder Grab the ladder vertical closest to the
deck, pull it up while rotating it parallel to the mounting
surface. Slide it under the deck, now slide in the additional
sections. Secure in place with strap assembly.
CAUTION: DO NOT USE LADDER WHEN BOAT'S MOTOR IS
RUNNING
STAINLESS STEEL CARE AND MAINTENANCE
TO ASSURE A CONTINUED BRIGHT FINISH, PROPER CARE
SUCH AS REGULAR FRESH WATER RINSING AND PERIODIC
CLEANING WITH A MILD ABRASIVE CLEANER SHOULD BE
DONE. WE USE ONLY TOP QUALITY 304 AND 316 ALLOY
IN THE STAINLESS STEEL PRODUCTS WE MANUFACTURE.
MANY FACTORS, DEPENDING ON LOCAL CONDITIONS
MAY CONTRIBUTE TO MINOR CORROSION. STAINLESS, LIKE
ANY OTHER METAL, IS NOT COMPLETELY FREE FROM
CORROSION ATTACK.
FIG. 3
FIG. 4
FIG. 5
Form 12.105
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