HydroHoist UltraLift Series User manual

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HydroHoist Boat Lifts • Owner’s Manual 1

UltraLift™Series: 4400-8800, Shallow Water,
Front Mount, E-Series™.......................................... 3
UltraLift™Series:
10,000 - 32,000......................................................4
Guide Ropes Diagram .......................................... 5
Boat Lift Operation Do’s and Don’ts .....................6
For service or sales, your local HydroHoist DEALER is:
Or contact HydroHoist Marine Group Customer Service:
[phone] or [phone]
www.hydrohoist.com
Date of Installation:
Unit Serial Number:
CONTENTS
HydroHoist Boat Lifts • Owner’s Manual 2

ULTRALIFT™4400-8800
SHALLOW WATER
FRONT MOUNT
E-SERIES
1. Position the boat directly over the hoist using guide ropes.
2. Press the UP button.
3. Once the boat is fully raised and bubbles are exhausted from
the tanks, press the STOP button.
1. Press the DOWN button.
2. You can press the STOP button at any time to pause the lift or
launch process. If you want the valve to be closed when the
lift is in the lowered position; press the STOP button.
1. Position boat over lift; attach guide ropes to rear boat cleats.
2. Rotate valve handle to LIFT/LAUNCH and turn Blower Switch
ON. NOTE: If Blower does not activate reset GFCI switch.
3. Gently push the boat back until guide ropes are taut and bow
is centered over lift.
4. Release boat when lift contacts the hull.
5. When large air bubbles appear from under the tanks, turn
Blower Switch OFF and rotate valve handle to DRY DOCK.
1. Rotate valve handle to LIFT/LAUNCH position. LEAVE
BLOWER SWITCH OFF.
2. When the boat is oating freely, rotate valve to DRY DOCK.
3. Remove guide ropes from boat.
PUSH BUTTON CONTROL INSTRUCTIONS
MANUAL CONTROL INSTRUCTIONS
UP/LIFT
LIFT
LOWER/
LAUNCH
LAUNCH
HydroHoist Boat Lifts • Owner’s Manual 3

TO LIFT BOAT:
1. Position boat over lift and attach guide ropes to rear cleats of boat. Push boat
back until guide ropes are taut and bow is centered over lift.
2a. Two Tank Models:
With Rapid Launch handle in the down position (closed) rotate valve handles
to LIFT/LAUNCH.
2b. Three to Five Tank Models: With Rapid Launch handle in the down position
(closed) rotate the two valve handles leading to the OUTBOARD tanks only to
LIFT/LAUNCH - leave other valve handles in DRY DOCK.
3. Both Models: Turn Blower Switch ON.
NOTE: If Blower does not activate, reset GFCI switch.
4. Both Models: Release boat when lift contacts the hull.
5. Three to Five Tank Models: When large air bubbles appear from under the
outboard tanks, rotate valve handle leading to CENTER tank to LIFT/LAUNCH.
6. Both Models: When large air bubbles appear from under all tanks, turn Blower
Switch OFF and rotate all valve handles to DRY DOCK.
TO LAUNCH BOAT:
1. Raise Rapid Launch handle to the up position (open).
2a. Two Tank Models: Rotate valve handles to LIFT/LAUNCH.
2b. Three to Five Tank Models: Exhaust the CENTER tank FIRST Rotate to LIFT/
LAUNCH valve handle leading to CENTER tank. When air can no longer be
heard exhausting from CENTER tank, rotate valve handle leading to the
OUTBOARD tanks to LIFT/LAUNCH, and rotate to DRY DOCK valve handle
leading to CENTER tank. When the boat is oating freely, rotate all valve han-
dles to DRY DOCK.
ULTRALIFT™
10,000-32,000
HydroHoist Boat Lifts • Owner’s Manual 4

Example: Pull-in Guide Ropes
Example: Back-in Guide Ropes
HydroHoist Boat Lifts • Owner’s Manual 5

BOAT LIFT OPERATION
DO DON’T
Always use guide ropes. They are
required for proper positioning of the
boat and if they are not used (for those
applications specied in this instruction
manual) your warranty is void.
Allow anyone in the boat during the
lifting or the launching operation.
Always raise the hoist if it is not used
for an extended period of time (more
than a day), or if the water is rough.
The hoist will survive storms and
rough water much better in the raised
position.
Operate the blower with the valve
closed or in the Dry-Dock position,
blower damage can result.
Secure the boat to the boat dock
or landing in case the hoist is
accidentally lowered in
you absence.
Start the blower while launching the
boat. Only open the valve by moving
it to the Lift/Launch position.
Leave your boat on the hoist during
winter if you desire. Stationary ice will
not damage the hoist if it is up.
Secure any part of the boat,
boat accessories, or boat cover
to the lift.
Follow the instructions in this manual
and your hoist will give you years of
trouble-free service.
Grease the hoist.
Lubrication is NOT required.
Contact HydroHoist Marine Group
for any additional accessories and
products at www.boatlift.com.
Attempt to raise any boat other
than the one for which the hoist
was adjusted. Hoist or boat damage
can occur. Your dealer can make
adjustments to the hoist for a
dierent boat.
Note: Hoist is installed as either a pull
in or back in. For safe operation, the
boat cannot be loaded opposite to
how the hoist is installed.
Push back excessively on the boat
while the hoist is lifting. Push back
just enough to tighten the Guide
Ropes and only until the hoist makes
contact with the boat.
HydroHoist Boat Lifts • Owner’s Manual 6

HydroHoist® Boat Lifts © 2018. Updated 05-2018 Part Number #2003200 Rev B
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