
TOOLS YOU'LL NEED:
Assembly of the pontoon boat frame kits for our 26" wide floats requires some basic tools, as well as a container of anti-seize. Below we have provide a list of everything that you'll need, as well as part numbers and links to where you can get the somewhat special tools from McMaster, which is a reasonably priced industrial supplier. Click on the part number to be brought to where that item is available on the McMaster web site. Many customers will already have the majority of these tools, if not all of them. These tools (other than the transfer punch) should be stocked at your local home supply or hardware store as well.
REQUIED TOOLS:
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STEP 18
Follow steps 16 and 17 again, but for the opposite pontoon assembly. Your boat sure is coming together!
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STEP 21
Place the included 2" x 2" square aluminum front tube cross member on the very front of the frame for all kits other than the 15' tri-toon work barge kit. If you have that kit, place one hat channel at the front of the boat. Align the edge of the tube or channel so it is flush with the ends of the aluminum main beams and adjust it so the holes align with the slots on the main beams.
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