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6. Use the handling lines to continue rotating the
rear section until it is in the UP position.
7. While one person on the hardtop holds the
rear section, the other person can lift the front
section until it aligns with the rear section.
8. Raise or lower each section as required to
achieve proper alignment for the pins. Then
lower each section slightly to seat them to-
gether.
9. With the sections aligned and seated, secure
the sections together by tightening the hand
bolts. You may have to adjust the sections
slightly to achieve proper alignment while
starting the bolts.
10. The hand bolts should be torqued as tight as
you can get them by hand. Do not use pliers
or tools to tighten the hand bolts.
Notice:
Periodically coating the hand bolts with Tef-
Gel or anti-seize will lubricate the threads
and make loosening or tightening the hand
bolts easier. It will also prevent galvanic cor-
rosion that could cause the threads to seize.
11. Install antennas and outriggers as required
and test all upper station controls and equip-
ment before operating the boat.
ELECTRIC SHOCK FROM LOW HANGING POWER LINES CAN
CAUSE SEVERE INJURY OR DEATH IF THEY COME IN CONTACT
WITH THE ALUMINUM FRAME FOR THE SUNSHADE AND UPPER
STATION. ALWAYS CHECK THE AREA AND MAKE THE BOAT IS
A SAFE DISTANCE AWAY FROM ANY POWER LINES BEFORE
RAISING OR LOWERING THE UPPER HELM STATION.
11.8 Aftermarket Hardtop or Tower
Everglades does not recommend installing an
after market hardtop or tower. An improperly
designed or installed fabrication can cause struc-
tural damage to the deck structure and void the
Limited Warranty. Additionally, Everglades will
not be responsible for any damage resulting from
the installation of a fabrication not installed at
the Everglades factory. If you intend to install
an aftermarket hardtop, upper helm station or
tower on your boat, please contact your dealer
or Everglades Customer Service.
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