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11-03-2007, 01:18 PM
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Installing a swim platform on 190 bay
I got the package from the dealer with the intention of installing it myself. I'm mechanical and do all of my own work. Problem is there were no instructions with the platform. Just a bag of bolts. I have figured most of them out except for two which have a threaded plate attached to long nylon insertion tools (guessing). Can anyone give me some help here? Don't want to start drilling holes on guesses.
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11-09-2007, 10:35 PM
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Use the nylon "togglers" with the top attachments and the screws in the lower. Drill holes for top and dig out a little foam for the the toggler to attach like a drywall hanger bolt. Make sure you seal them in the hull with Rule Elastomeric.
There are numerous previous posts about swim ladders so do a "search" and pick up all the advice. Good luck and you will like your swim platform, esp if you have kids. Molar
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11-11-2007, 04:43 PM
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Installing a swim platform on 190 bay
Got is installed after doing some research and study. Fits like a glove and looks great. Although it seems like they would include some instructions for that price. Thanks for the reply.
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