EXPLODED VIEW OF THE ORIGIN TOWER FOR YOUR REFERENCE

STEP 1:

Unpack and check the contents of the box. Check the parts list and the Instruction Guide correspond with the product you purchased. Ensure you have the correct tools to complete the Installation. If you do not have the skills to complete the installation hire someone who can install for you. Please Read all Instructions prior to starting installation. If you are NOT sure of any part of the guide or you have any questions please contact us. 

VERY IMPORTANT NOTE:

1. Please remove the rubber caps of each leg, it is packaging material which MUST NOT be used for installation, or it will lower the tower strength.

2. Please DO NOT remove the plastic sleeves inserted in the H top section, they can prevent scratching when you insert tower arms into the top section.

PARTS LIST

STEP 2:

Attaching the end fittings to long curved Front Legs Note there is a left and right front leg. You will also see that one end has a welded lap joint already. At the opposite end of the front leg insert the raised circle base of the fitting into the counter sunk area. Use the M12 bolt and split washer inserted through the center and tighten.

STEP 3:

Attaching the front legs to the to L shape Elbow sections. The front legs have a Square shaped Lap joint already welded onto the top end.
Note: There is a Left and Right front leg and a Left and right elbow L shape also. Attach the lap joint with the two threaded holes of the front leg to the two open holes of the lap joint of the elbow section.
Check the shape of the legs are correct. If you are in doubt you can always swap them over and check.

Step 4: Attaching end fittings to short curved rear legs.

Insert 1 x open hole fitting with the raised circle base of the fitting into the counter sunk area at one end of the short curved rear leg. Use the M12 bolt and split washer inserted through the center and tighten. Repeat this to the second rear leg.

At the other end of the rear leg insert 1 x threaded fitting with the raised circle base of the fitting into the counter sunk area at the end of the short leg. Use the M12 bolt and split washer inserted through the center and tighten. Repeat this process to the other rear leg.

Step 5: Assembly of Deck Mount Reference

Step 6.1: Check the Front mounts measurements. Measure across the boat the position of your front deck mounts in the area you wish to mount. Either in front of the windscreen out to the side as far as possible or on the angle side of the boat to the side of your windscreen. Check that the measurement is less than 2m wide. Remember the measurement you have.

(a) Now built up the front legs and and top tube and lay on the ground. Check that the front mounts can adjust to fit your boat at the distance you require.
Note for narrow boats you my have to cut the top tube to allow the legs to insert in further for the correct mounting distance.
TIP: it is a good idea to grab one side leg and hold up against the boat and move forwards and backwards and in front of the screen. Whilst someone stands back to see what looks the best to suit your boat. Mark this position and then check the other side for objects, wires etc before drilling these areas.
(b) Drill and Attach the front deck mounts (ref to assemble diagram) Use the front of the boat as ref point. Position deck mounts on a "at surface on as close as possible to "at. If on the side position close as posible to the top edge/corner of the deck for the strongest port of the boat and least amount of "ex in the side of the boat. Use small pilot hole !rst and drilling in revesere can help stop chipping gel coat.

STEP 7: S knuckles assembly

If you have 2x S knuckle joints you need to attach the knuckle joint to the front deck mounts. You can play with the deck mounts rotating them so the "at surfaces faces up on one side and down on the other. Then attach the knuckle joint to the deck mounts. Leave the deck mounts so they can still slightly rotate under pressure for positioning.
NOTE: There is no left or right knuckle so one deck mount will face forwards the other will face backwards.

Note: If you don't find the S knuckle in your mounting kit, it means you have a swivel deck mount which doesn't need the S knuckle.

STEP 8

Attaching the front legs to the deck mounts and telescopic top section. At this stage it is good to mark you elbow section with a reference mark which will come in handy later. Measure from the tube end on the elbow towards the corner bend and make a mark or tape.

Step 9: Attaching the tower to the boat.

(a) Attach one of the front legs to the deck mount or knuckle joint. You should be able to still rotate the deck mount at this time. It should be firm and solid but not locked into position.
(b) Lay the front leg down towards the back of the boat.
(c) Now slide the tow point top tube over the elbow section of the front leg. Careful do not scratch.
(d ) Slide the other front leg into the single top tube and then attach to the front deck mount.
(e) Centre the tow point and tape the tube so it does not move and scratch your legs.
(f) Tighten the front deck mounts and knuckle joints. Check you can freely lift and lower the tower.

Step 10: Attaching the rear deck mounts to the boat.

If you are confident in the positioning of the rear deck mounts and the look you will have.
You can just measure back a distance between 1.5m to 2m from the front deck mounts and follow the deck mount assemble like the front deck mounts.
or with a couple of friends
Attach one of the rear legs to your tower. Lift the tower and one person can adjust the position of the rear leg backwards,forwards, up and down to position you like. You stand back and look from the side to see what you like the best.
Mark the deck mount position you like. Take measurements mark out the opposite side of the boat.

WARNING: Before drilling check for objusts, wires etc under the deck where you are going to drill.

INSTALL BY YOURSELF.
You might have to do some guess work with the location of the rear mount. As a guide1.75m from the front and position the mount near the top edge of the deck for the strongest area of the boat.

STEP 11: Once you have the rear legs on the tower. TIGHTEN all the deck mounts from underneath the deck

Make sure the front knuckle joints are square so you can pivot and lower the tower from the front.

STEP12: Center and align the tow point to the centre of the boat. NOW you can drill and bolt the top section.

Using the reference marks you made earlier. Have the tow point vertical or leaning slightly forwards.