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How to Install & Remove a Solo Dock

Install & level starter bracket.
Insert posts into sections on shore.
Move section into place and align the full-length hinges.
Lower section with a rope and bracket...
Or simply "tip" the section in.
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Level each section front to back and side to side before installing the next section.
Tighten the leg locks with the T-handle wrench.
Carry or wheel the next section to the end of the dock.
Add side-mount hinges anywhere to make an L or H shaped dock.
To remove, place a bracket over the end of the section...
Winch the L sections up and carry to shore.
Then winch the straight dock sections.
Store with the posts installed, or remove posts to stack neatly.
15 sections (90 feet)
15 sections and posts/footpads
Tie Your Boat To The Dock
Side Mount Post Brackets allow lakeshore owners to secure additional posts into the lake bottom. After installing the dock, owners can add the brackets, and then use the sand auger and sand auger wrench to screw posts into the lake bottom. Heavy duty bumpers slide over the sand auger posts. Tie your boat lines directly to the sand auger posts. We also recommend using rubber line snubbers that act as shock absorbers on your dock lines.
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Contact: 952-472-3953 or Easy@SoloDock.com 
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  • Financing Options
  • Unique Features
  • Installation & Removal
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  • Contact
  • About
  • Q&A
  • Testimonials
  • YouTube Videos
  • Solo Dock Flex
  • Fuel Your Boat
  • Flagpoles
  • **Advice For Lake Home & Cabin Buyers**
  • Flush Mount Screw Legs