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Tools and Requirements:
As with most assembly and installation projects, some tools are required to assemble and install your EZ
Dock. You may not need every tool listed below for your particular installation, but the following tools are
generally helpful in the installation process (for professional installation, call your local EZ Dock dealer):
EZ Dock in-water installation tool (900010)
1/2‖ drive ratchet
Socket set (1/2‖, 9/16‖, 5/8‖, 11/16‖, 15/16‖ Hex Drive or 19 mm—12 pt)
Open-end, boxed-end wrench set (above mentioned sizes)
Screwdrivers (Phillips and standard)
Pliers
Adjustable wrenches
Hammer
Level
Pipe Wrench (if using augers)
Pry-bar (small and large)
Rope (at least 3/8‖ braided nylon)
Power drill & bits
Power or Hand Saw
Utility knife
One bar of ordinary hand soap
GENERAL INFORMATION AND INSTALLATION OVERVIEW
GENERAL INFORMATION
The EZ Dock system is a uniquely simple, low-maintenance design that’s versatile, safe, and durable.
EZ Dock’s patented one-piece, self-floating design is fast and easy to install. Sections come in sever-
al sizes with evenly spaced coupler, hardware, and anchor pockets.
Once assembled, this system is designed to minimize the amount of flex occurring from stress and
loads on the system. The rubber connections will stretch to help the system, and its attachments,
absorb shock and extreme pressures. Properly installed and maintained, this system will last for
years of enjoyable use.
IMPORTANT! Assembly, Installation, Maintenance and Safety:
You should read these instructions thoroughly, before assembling and installing your EZ Dock.
Please adhere to all recommendations and cautionary suggestions appearing in this manual and al-
ways follow the instructions precisely. Please save these instructions and refer to them as needed
for future reference.
ASSEMBLY OVERVIEW
become familiar with the installation instructions before beginning
Although most assembly instructions depict a 40‖ wide dock section in this manual, the same
assembly methods are used for all EZ Dock dock sections.
The layout should be planned before beginning to assemble the dock.
Make sure the correct tools are available.
The system may be assembled on the ground, on open water, or on a sufficiently thick ice sheet.
To make assembly easier, attach pairs of the dock sections together before placing in the water.
Recommendations:
Attach as much hardware to dock sections as possible before placing the sections in the
water.
Whenever possible, connections should be made at the shoreline, and the dock should be
pushed out into the water.
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