Garelick I/O Platform W/Ladder

Garelick I-O Swim Platform with Fold Down Ladder

White polyethylene platform for use on inboard/outboard transom. Two, 1" diameter stainless steel wrap around rails. Durable platform is easy to clean. Mounts at 10° angle on transom. Includes stainless steel hardware. Dimensions: 18" wide x 15.5" deep x 1.5" thick. Rail height is 12.5" above platform. Comes with one step fold down ladder, 13"L x 14.5"W

Assembly Instructions:

Mount hand rails to platform by inserting 4 bolts through holes in platform. Secure with 4 locknuts.

Mount SS strut 22” by inserting bolt through hole and secure with locknut.

Mount SS strut 11” by inserting two bolts through holes and secure with 1 locknut.

Choose most suitable side of transom for mounting platform. Turn motor unit as far as possible to that side. Make a line on the transom indicating motor unit’s full extension to that side.

Position platform away from drawn line at desired mounting location, parallel to the water line, and mark 4 mounting holes through flattened ends of rails and/or struts onto the transom.

Drill four marked holes with a bit compatible with selected fasteners (fasteners not provided). Hold drill perpendicular to transom when drilling.

If transom is less than 2” thick, it is recommended that a backing plate be mounted on the inside of transom.

NOTE: The backing plate should be made of either aluminum, marine plywood or some other suitable non-compressive material.

Coat the mounting surfaces of the rails and/or struts with a marine grade adhesive/caulking compound; squeeze a small amount into mounting holes in transom. Insert selected bolts through holes and secure in position with suitable fasteners.

Maintenance:

Periodically check mounting hardware and re-tighten (due to normal boat operation).

Regular fresh water rinsing and periodic cleaning with a mild abrasive cleaner will help retain luster and help prevent corrosion.

Information sourced from Garelick Assembly Instructions for Platforms Technical Data

Installation Instructions