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Development Application Part 1 of 2 - IDAS Form 1, Form 28, Checklist, vica versa doc details of attachment 13 Cooran Court Noosa Heads · OPW10/2100
back "sae" © INSTRUCTION MANUAL Drive-On Docks » Assembly of your V-Berth™ Drive-on docking system is quick and easy. When your shipment arrives, you will receive the product partially assembled. The pallet shown on the left is of our SPWC-152 product. The assembly process is relatively the same for all of our other V-Berth products since additional floats are simply added to increase the width and length of the dock. » The parts included in this sample shipment are: e 2Middle Sections —- Each comprised of 2 Vfloats and 4 Full a Floats or 2 Vfloats and 2 Double floats e 1 Stern Section —- Comprised of 6 Vfloats with the center Vfloats arranged to form the entry channel e 1 Bow Section — for the SPWC-152 this will be 6 bow floats and for the SPWC-133 this will be 3 floats. For docks with Double Floats The Bow section may need to be split to form 2 sections as shown in the diagram for your specific dock. e Miscellaneous parts and the appropriate tools. (In most cases the miscellaneous parts are lightly bolted in the outside tabs for ease of shipping as shown in this picture). Partially assembled sections on pallet as you would receive your shipment » Begin by laying the dock sections out with the bow floats and one mid section so that the 2 and 3 tabs on the bow floats are set to insert into the mid section 1 and 4.
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