

Mark the location of the mounting holes for the bases and drill NOTE: In applications where side cleats are unavailable a center bow or stern cleat of the boat may be used. This bolt should be adjusted only enough to eliminate any freeplay between the rocker base arm and the rubber bushing. #1b also illustrates the location of a bolt at the rear of the rocker base which is used to adjust the freeplay of a completed whip assembly. Space whip bases accordingly for such an application.ĪTTENTION: Fig.
#DOCKMATE MOORING WHIPS INSTALL#
Install additional cleat(s) on the boat if necessary to retain the 2/3 rule. The general rule is that the span between the whips should be approximately 2/3 of the boats’ overall length.

The boat making sure that the whips are perpendicular to the edge of the dock. Align the whip bases with their respective cleats on the bow and stern of Locate the cast aluminum bases 4-5” from the edge of the dock. This is preferrable to cause the boat to stay clear of the dock rather than be forced towards it. The recommended location for mooring whips is on the side of theĭock which is most protected from winds. Mooring whips require a firm, secure footing for mounting. Weight and water level vari- ations are more critical factors than length in estimating your requirements. IMPORTANT: Ensure that you have purchased the appropriate DockEdge Mooring Whip for your application. I M P O R T A N TN O T E ST O ENSURE A SAFE, SECURE INSTALLA- TION & WARRANT Y O U R NEW M O O R I N GW H I P S Note: Some mooring areas may be too rough for any type of tie-up system. Warning: Failure to follow proper installa- tion instructions voids warranty and may lead to product failure and/ or property damage.
