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DUAL AND SINGLE PWC LIFTS
READ CAREFULLY & RETAIN THIS DOCUMENTATION
PRIOR TO INSTALLATION AND USE!
4311A 25 Ave. Vernon, BC
V1T 1P5
Local: 250-503-8630
Toll Free: 1-888-411-3625
info@paradisedocklift.com
www.paradisedocklift.com
MODELS
PH-2K-5
PH-2K-6
PH-4K-5
PH-4K-6
Issued: 2022-08-12
COPYRIGHT © 2021
PARADISE DOCK & LIFT
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- Page 1 DUAL AND SINGLE PWC LIFTS MODELS PH-2K-5 PH-2K-6 PH-4K-5 PH-4K-6 READ CAREFULLY & RETAIN THIS DOCUMENTATION PRIOR TO INSTALLATION AND USE! 4311A 25 Ave. Vernon, BC V1T 1P5 Issued: 2022-08-12 Local: 250-503-8630 info@paradisedocklift.com COPYRIGHT © 2021 Toll Free: 1-888-411-3625 www.paradisedocklift.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
We hope you enjoy your Paradise Hydraulic Boatlift! SPECIFICATIONS The Paradise hydraulic boatlifts outlined in this manual are shipped with the following speci cations: Factory Speci cation Model PH-2K-5 PH-2K-6 PH-4K-5 PH-4K-6 Rated Capacity 2000 lbs (907 kg) 2000 lbs (907 kg) -
Page 3: Safety Information
SAFETY INFORMATION Always read and obey all safety messages and instructions when assembling, installing or operating the boat lifting system. Boatlifts are heavy equipment that pose major hazards. Your safety is of utmost importance so if there is any misunderstanding with information contained in this manual, please contact your dealer or the manufacturer. -
Page 4: Liability Disclaimer
LIABILITY DISCLAIMER CAUTION! • During the rst few operations of the lift, the weight of the watercraft may cause the lift Installation and assembly instructions provided to settle. Stay well away from the lift during are intended for authorized Paradise Dock actuation until it is seen that the installation &... -
Page 5: Component Overview
COMPONENT OVERVIEW Hydraulic PWC Lift Models Front Rear *PH-2K-6 Displayed Part ID Item Part Description PH-2K-5 PH-2K-6 PH-4K-5 PH-4K-6 Front H-Frame S-B-FHF-PWC (QTY: 1) S-B-FHF-PWC (QTY: 2) Rear H-Frame S-B-RHF-PWC (QTY: 1) S-B-RHF-PWC (QTY: 2) Range Extender P-BEA-HFXDR-24- P-BEA-HFXDR-24- PWC (QTY: 4) -
Page 6: Assembly Instructions
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Tools Required: • Laquer torque seal or paint marker • 9/16” wrench, socket and • Anti seize ratchet • Marine grease • 3/4” wrench, socket and ratchet • Rubber mallet • 7/32” Allen key • Tape measure • Needle nose pliers •... - Page 7 1-C) Check or install bunk spacers and bushings. 8x 1.9” OD, 1 1/2” ID, ~5/16” thick - Bunk Spacer WARNING! Make sure the bunk spacers are installed under the black wear bushings 8x Black Plastic Wear Bushing *Double hardware quantity for Dual PWC Lift 1-D) Repeat Steps A-C for both the Front and Rear H-Frame assemblies.
- Page 8 2-A) Assemble the 4 legs and 4 sandpads: 2-B) Bolt the legs to the sandpads using the 9/16” wrenches: 2-C) Torque the bolted connection to 23 ft-lbs. Issued: 2022-08-12 Page 8 of 27 Rev. 2...
- Page 9 Step 3: Step 3: Assemble the End Beams (Item 10) and Legs (Item 13) Hardware required: • 8x 3/8”-16 - 4 1/2” Long Hex • 8x 3/8”-16 - Kep Nuts • 8x 3/8” - Flat Washers Bolts 3-A) Assemble the 2 end beams on the 4 legs: 3-B) Bolt the end beams and legs together (3/8-16 bolts and 9/16”...
- Page 10 Step 4: Step 4: Assemble the Main Beams (Item 9) on the End Beams (Item 10) Hardware required: • 8x 3/8”-16 - 4 1/2” Long Hex • 8x 3/8”-16 - Kep Nuts • 8x 3/8” - Flat Washers Bolts • 8x 1/2”-13 - 3”...
- Page 11 4-B) Install the main beams onto the end beams. 4-C) Using the 1/2” hardware, lightly bolt the cross beam into place. These bolts require a washer under both sides of the connection. Don’t fully tighten or torque these bolts until after the H-Frames are installed.
- Page 12 Step 5: Step 5: Attach H-Frames (Items 1 & 2) to Main Beams (Item 9) Hardware required: • 4x Ø1” - 4 1/8” Long Pin w/ • 4x 3/8”-16 x 1/2” Long • 4x 3/8” Lock Washer Welded Tab Button Head Bolt *Double hardware quantity for Dual PWC Lift Front H-Frame Rear H-Frame...
- Page 13 5-C) Slide in the Ø1” - 4” long pin through to H-frames and beam. The welded tab should face the outside of the lift. A rubber mallet may be used to tap the pin through. Use the button head bolts and lock washers to secure the pin assemblies to the H-Frame assembly.
- Page 14 Step 6: Step 6: Install Cylinder (Item 4) Hardware required: • 2x 3 3/4” Pin Assemblies • 2x 3/8”-16 - 1/2” Long Button • 2x 3/8” Lock Washer Head Bolts • 8x Plastic Wear Washers 6-A) Route the cylinder hoses under the front H-frame as shown below. Make sure the hydraulic ttings on the cylinder body are facing down.
- Page 15 6-B) Apply marine grease to the pins. 6-C) Use the pin assemblies to attach the hydraulic cylinders to the H-Frames. Use the plastic washers to space the cylinders from inside face of the aluminum lugs. Use the button head bolts and lock washers to secure the pin assemblies.
- Page 16 7-A) Ensure bunk spacers and pin bushings are installed correctly in the H-frames or range extenders. 7-B) Place bunks on H-Frame assemblies. It may be easier to install bunks while the H-frames are in the down position. 7-C) Apply marine grease to the bunk pins. Install bunk pins to secure bunks to H-Frame. Use cotter pins and at washer to secure bunk pins.
- Page 17 Step 8: Step 8: Install Guide-Ons (Item 7) (Optional) Hardware required: • 4x 3/8”-16 - 6” Long Hex Bolts • 6x 3/8”-16 - Kep Nuts • 6x 3/8” - Flat Washers • 2x 3/8”-16 - 4.25” Long Hex Bolts *Double hardware quantity for Dual PWC Lift 8-A) Assemble guide-on bracket and arm and lift into position: WARNING! Note the correct locations indicated above by the check marks, incorrect...
- Page 18 8-B) Bolt guide-ons to bunk using 3/8-16 x 6” long bolts. Tighten the bolts with 9/16” wrench and torque to 23 ft-lbs. 8-C) Bolt the adjustable arm into place using the 3/8-16 x 4.25” long bolts. Tighten the bolts with 9/16”...
- Page 19 Step 9: Step 9: Connect Power Pack (Item 16) 9-A) Connect quick-connect hydraulic ttings to power pack. Use a 3/4” wrench to hold the tting and 1-1/4” wrench to tighten the quick connect. Note: If quick-connects are di cult to connect , relieve some pressure by pressing the male end on a hard surface.
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Page 20: Installation
Verify Assembly CAUTION! Check that all bolts have been tightened and cotter pins bent. Be careful when working around hydraulics and battery, wear eye protection. WARNING! Check that the hydraulic hose is routed under the main beam and that there are no pinch points. - Page 21 To launch your lift, roll your lift if wheel kits are included or oat your lift to the installation location. To oat install your lift, 250 lb oatation bags should be attached to the front and rear H-Frames of the lift. A certi ed diver may be required for this type of installation depending on depth. Prior to launch, the legs should be bolted at their lowest height, the power pack should be disconnected, and the lift lowered.
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Page 22: Remote Control And Controller
REMOTE CONTROL AND CONTROLLER Your Paradise Hydraulic Boatlift comes with a remote controller which is shown to the right. The operation of the remote controller is described below: Start Button: Starts the lift session, this must be pressed prior to actuating the lift, after the stop button is pressed or after 5 mins has elapsed since the controller was used. -
Page 23: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE WARNING! Paradise Dock & Lift recommends your lift be inspected annually by a quali ed dealer or installer. Battery Maintenance Battery issues are the most common reliability issues encountered with hydraulic boatlifts. The following tips pertain to battery maintenance: •... - Page 24 Issue Diagnosis Issue Diagnosis Issue Potential Solution • Battery terminals hot. • Check tightness of battery terminals, ensure no corrosion or debris is built up on terminals. • Battery not staying charged. • Ensure battery uid level is topped up, plug in trickle charge or solar charger, ensure solar panel is getting sunlight.
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Page 25: Warranty
WARRANTY PARADISE DOCK & LIFT INC. 15 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY Paradise Dock & Lift Inc. (“Paradise”) warrants to the original purchaser that its parts for residential use are free from defects in materials and workmanship as stated in this Limited Warranty during the Warranty Period as identi ed herein. - Page 26 Dock Accessories, Boat Lift Accessories, Wheel Kits & Tires – 3 Year Warranty Period Defects in the material and workmanship of certain accessories of Paradise dock and boat lift systems are covered under a three (3) year pro-rated warranty. Items covered include wheel kits, plastic wheels/tires, benches (except cedar boards), bumpers, dock stairs, ladders, dock furniture/tables, kayak/canoe rack/ agpole, shore-end ramps (except cedar boards), support poles, poly decking, hammocks, guide-ons, bow-stops, canopies, walkways and powerpack brackets.
- Page 27 THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS YOUR EXCLUSIVE WARRANTY AND REPLACES ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Some provinces or jurisdictions do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above duration may not apply to you.
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