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General| Brand | Shoreline |
|---|---|
| Model | Lift Mate |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Adds keyless remote functionality to the Lift Mate, similar to a car remote.
Provides a 3 ft. wheel extension to move the winch wheel away from the unit.
Covers and dresses up the motor, available in multiple colors to match canopy.
Locate the winch post on your lift for mounting the Lift Mate unit.
Stand on the dock to determine if your winch lift post is a left or right mount.
Ensure the Lift Mate motor is mounted between the left and right lift posts.
Position the motor near the 10 or 2 o'clock position on the lift wheel for traction.
Ensure the traction wheel is closest to the dock and motor to the boat.
Mount motor with drain holes at the bottom to prevent rainwater entry.
Mount the inner arm with bracket to the winch post using band straps.
Attach the outer arm to the inner arm, considering various configurations for motor positioning.
Mount the motor arm to the outer arm and position the rubber traction wheel on the lift wheel.
Connect the 12V Lift Mate to a battery, ensuring correct polarity and breaker placement.
Connect the 110V unit to a properly installed and grounded outlet with matching configuration.
Use the rocker switch to raise or lower the lift; exercise caution with moving parts.
Perform periodic inspections of hardware, wheel alignment, brushes, straps, and connections.
Remove the motor from the outer arm and store it in a dry place during the off season.
Shows Left/Right Winch Post installations for lifts with canopies.
Shows Left/Right Winch Post installations for lifts without canopies.
Illustrates Left/Right Winch Post installations for Aluminum Shore Stations.
Shows Left/Right Winch Post installations for ShoreMaster Platform Hoists.
Illustrates Left/Right Winch Post installations for Steel Shore Stations.
Addresses causes and remedies for the motor failing to operate, including power and GFI issues.
Provides solutions for 12V and 110V motors rotating in the incorrect direction.
Covers causes and solutions for the rubber traction wheel slipping or not staying in place.
Offers troubleshooting steps for remote lock, dead batteries, or synchronization issues.
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