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SIDE CRADLE LIFT BEAM PULLEYS
The side cradle lift beam pulley, which is a little
more difcult to access can be seen in Fig. 69.
It can still be checked from the open end of the
beam by using a long pry bar or at screwdriver
and pushing against the side of the top and bot-
tom of the pulley to test for excessive side-to-side
play (See Fig. 68)
Fig 70
Circles indicate pulley locations
Side Cradle
Lift Beam
Main Cradle Lift Beam
Side Cradle
Lift Beam
Drive
Train
Box
Grease Ball-Screw Annually
Fig 71
Grease Easy-Level Leveling Legs Annually
(one on each corner post, for a total of four)
GREASE HOLE
Fig 72
Loose fasteners can cause instability in the
lift frame resulting in premature wear to the
lift structure and create a structurally unsafe
boat lift. Damage due to loose fasteners or
improper assembly and/or maintenance will
void warranty .
WARNING
Fig 69
Location of bolt (pin) for side
cradle lift beam pulley
Fig. 70 Location of Sheaves
There is one pulley in the corner post opposite the drive
train box, one at each end of the two side cradle lift beams,
and one at each end of the front cradle lift beam. Total of
seven pulleys.
GREASING THE EASY-LEVEL
LEVELING LEG
The Easy-Level leveling leg
must be greased at least once
annually. This should be done
prior to winter storage if the
lift is removed seasonally. To
grease, lower lift until the pad
is fully retracted and the ac-
cess holes line up, with the
threaded rod clearly visible
inside the hole. Apply a
generous amount of quality
lithium grease to the threaded
rod as shown in Fig. 72.
Remember to grease all
four legs and extend them to
distribute the grease.
Refer to pages 11-12 for more
information and tips on using
the leveling legs.
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