Summary of Contents for Canada Docks 16' Roller Ramp
- Page 1 Assembly Instructions 16’ Roller Ramp Read this manual and related assembly instructions before attempting to assemble the parts enclosed to ensure that your new CanadaDocks System is assembled safely and correctly. Page 1...
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Page 2: Product Warranty
PRODUCT WARRANTY CanadaDocks Inc. Warrants all products to be free of defects in workmanship and material under normal conditions and for which use they are intended. CanadaDocks Inc. Shall not be liable for any incidental, consequential or special damages, without limitation any lost profits, business interruption, loss of opportunity or loss of revenue, resulting from the misuse of CanadaDocks Inc. -
Page 3: Tools Required
INCLUDED IN KIT: ISR1 ISR2 W7838 RRE1 B2525 WG278 RRA1 B175 RRTB RRN1 B214 RRCB1 RRWS1 B575 CAB1 RRC1 CB15S WSB1 RRW1 CB25S RKB1 CB35S RLB1 SRA1 NLN38 GL17 CPP2 NLN25 RRLR RRMB1 NL38 FTP1 SCAP1 EMTCAP RR-WINCH TOOLS REQUIRED: 5/16”... - Page 4 Lay out your roller ramp components in a flat area for assembly. ISR1 ISR2 Connect both support rails together. Repeat STEP 2 for the final supports on the opposite side of the roller ramp. Page 4...
- Page 5 Bolts are inserted from the B175 outside to the inside of the assembly. W7838 RRCB1 Inside NL38 Ensure the cookie cutout is facing up. Fasten support rails together using the connection bracket (RRCB1). Repeat STEP 3 for the other rail assembly. Insert the cross arms into the support rails.
- Page 6 RRWS1 Ensure the brackets cookie cutouts are facing the inside. CAB1 B175 NL38 W7838 Top Hole CAB1 B175 NL38 W7838 Bottom Hole CAB1 B175 NL38 W7838 Top Hole Repeat STEPS 7-9 on the opposite end of the cross arms. Ensure the bolts are inserted from the outside to the inside.
- Page 7 The width of the roller ramp can be modified depending on the width boat that it will carry. To determine the width you need measure the bottom of your boat’s hull from rib to rib (see image below). Spread the cross arms evenly on the roller ramp to match this measurement.
- Page 8 W7838 NL38 After determining the width of the ribs on your boat and adjusting the cross arms accordingly, fasten each side of the cross arms. NL38 WSB1 CB15S RRMB1 Follow STEP 12 for the bracket assembly on both sides of the frame. Ensure that the brackets (WSB1) face each other inside the assembly.
- Page 9 RRN1 RRTB NL38 W7838 Page 9...
- Page 10 CB25S WSB1 NL38 Winch B2525 Beam RRC1 NLN25 PLEASE NOTE: When installing the arm ensure that you place the hole of the arm closest to the winch beam. Follow STEP 16 for both arms of the winch beam. Page 10...
- Page 11 Position the bracket up or down to align the bracket hole B2525 with the arm hole. Slide the gated pin through the hole and fasten. Tighten the bolt. Repeat STEP 17 for the second arm on the opposite side of the roller ramp. NLN25 NLN38 SRA1...
- Page 12 Install wheels and provided washers onto the axles RRW1 (SRA1). Repeat STEP 19 for all 8 roller assemblies. WG278 Ensure you bend both cotter pins on the outside of each CPP2 wheel to secure it in place. Repeat STEP 20 for all 8 roller assemblies.
- Page 13 Slide Roller Assembly Position a slide roller assembly onto the tracks of the roller ramp frame using the key at the bottom of the slide roller (see image above). Repeat STEP 21 for the opposite track on the roller ramp frame. Slide Roller Assembly 30”...
- Page 14 After Sliding each slide roller assembly in place, tighten B575 the bolt for each as seen below. Do Not Over-tighten Repeat STEP 23 for all 8 slide roller assemblies. NL38 W7838 B214 RLB1 Follow STEP 24 for both sides of the roller ramp PLEASE NOTE: Additional leg brackets may be required between ISR1 and ISR2 if the roller ramp is used on uneven or challenging terrain.
- Page 15 Follow STEP 25 for both sides of the roller ramp. Leave the knobs loose for STEP 27. GL17 CB35S NL38 FTP1 Note: Depending on the terrain where you place your roller ramp, you may change the orientation of the feet or not use feet at all. Fit the feet (FTP1) onto the leg round (GL17) and fasten with the provided carriage bolt (CB35S) and lock nut (NL38).
- Page 16 Slide the leg assemblies made in STEP 26 into the brackets from STEP 24 (see above image). Tighten adjustment knobs to the height needed based on your terrain. Repeat on opposite side. EMTCAP Install Leg Caps (EMTCAP) on both leg assemblies. Page 16...
- Page 17 Swing Bracket Support For uneven terrain the swing bracket may be used to stabilize the roller ramp. The legs of the swing bracket may be adjusted at different lengths to level the support legs with the terrain (see images above). The swing brackets may also be rotated for conforming to the challenging terrain.
- Page 18 W7838 Hole Locations You may rotate the winch for either right-handed or left-handed use. Page 18...
- Page 19 NL38 SCAP1 Page 19...
- Page 20 Before positioning your boat in the water, winch your boat onto the roller ramp for a trial run. Inspect and mark any areas along the rollers where there is uneven distribution and coverage along the bottom of the boat. After removing the boat, use the areas you have marked to reposition any necessary rollers.
- Page 21 Optional Support Legs: Optional support legs are sold separately, if needed. See below for reasons why your Roller Ramp location may require them based on terrain conditions. The support legs are used in situations where there is elevated space between the terrain surface and the connection plates shown in scenario (A).
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