BASTA BOATLIFTS 6.7k60-w-RBs 6,700 LB Capacity Boat Lift Installation Guide
- June 13, 2024
- Basta Boatlifts
Table of Contents
- BASTA BOATLIFTS 6.7k60-w-RBs 6,700 LB Capacity Boat Lift
- H653-0013
- PARTS LIST – BOAT LIFT
- ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
- CONNECT POWER UNIT
- OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS
- REMOTE CONTROL FOB INFORMATION
- TROUBLESHOOTING AND FAQ
- MAINTENANCE
- BASTA BOATLIFTS LIMITED WARRANTY
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
BASTA BOATLIFTS 6.7k60-w-RBs 6,700 LB Capacity Boat Lift
Product Information
Model #: | 6.7k60 |
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Serial #: | |
Purchased From: | |
Date of Purchase: | |
Contact Name: | |
Phone #: | |
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Parts List – Boat Lift
Item | Part No. | Description | Qty. |
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1 | A427-0031 | Bunk Rail Assembly, Left Rubber | 1 |
2 | A427-0032 | Bunk Rail Assembly, Right Rubber | 1 |
Power Package
H653-0013
Symbol Glossary
1 indicates an illustration for a procedure.
DANGER
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Do not exceed the maximum weight capacity specified for the lift. Maximum weight capacity can be found on the cover of this manual and on the H frame of the lift.
Improper use or failure to follow this instruction can cause property damage,serious injury, or death. -
Never use for lifting humans or animals. Improper use or failure to follow this instruction can cause property damage, serious injury, or death. The lift should only be used for lifting boats & watercraft.
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Always avoid being under, and maintain adequate clearance from, the lift. Failure to follow this instruction can cause serious injury or death.
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Always use AGM batteries and follow battery manufacturer’s warnings and instructions. Improper use, or use of other batteries, have the potential to produce flammable hydrogen gas which can result in serious injury or death.
WARNING
- Visually inspect all parts and assemblies for damage or defects prior to assembling lift.
- Install the lift on firm and level ground.
- Verify the lower frame of the lift is level before each use.
- Do not play on or near the lift.
- Do not service the unit with the watercraft on the lift.
- High pressure hydraulics can penetrate skin. Oil injected into the skin from high pressure systems can cause severe injury. In the case of injury, seek medical attention immediately.
CAUTION
- Do not install the lift alone.
- The lift should only be used for lifting boats & watercraft.
- Passengers should stand clear of the lift when the lift is in operation.
IMPORTANT!
WARRANTY MUST BE REGISTERED WITHIN 30 DAYS OF INSTALLATION.
TO REGISTER, SCAN HERE OR VISIT
WWW.BASTABOATLIFTS.COM/SUPPORT
PARTS LIST – BOAT LIFT
ITEM | PART NO. | DESCRIPTION | QTY. |
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AA | K200-0001 | Leg | 4 |
BB | W117-0001 | Foot Pad | 4 |
CC | W105-0013 | Side Rail | 2 |
DD | W111-0018 | Base Crossmember | 2 |
EE | A431-0048 | H-frame, Forward | 1 |
FF | A431-0047 | H-Frame, Aft | 1 |
GG | SEE PG. 14 | Hydraulic Cylinder | 1 |
HH | W107-0006 | Stop Block, Left | 1 |
JJ | W107-0007 | Stop Block, Right | 1 |
KK | M621-1002 | Base Pivot Bushing | 8 |
LL | K202-0265 | H-Frame Arm, Inner | 4 |
ITEM | PART NO. | DESCRIPTION | QTY. |
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MM | A427-0031 | Bunk Rail Assembly, Left Rubber | 1 |
NN | A427-0032 | Bunk Rail Assembly, Right Rubber | 1 |
N/A | W114-0019 | Bunk Rail Weldment, Left (part of MM) | (1) |
N/A | W114-0020 | Bunk Rail Weldment, Right (part of MM) | (1) |
N/A | K204-2132 | Bunk Cushion (part of MM, NN) | (2) |
N/A | K204-0201 | Bunk Mounting Bar (part of MM, NN) | (2) |
N/A | S313-0007 | Washer, flat 5/16 (part of MM, NN) | (6) |
N/A | S322-0007 | Washer, lock 5/16 (part of MM, NN) | (6) |
N/A | S103-0405 | Bolt, 5/16-18 X 1.0 (part of MM, NN) | (6) |
N/A | M621-1009 | Bunk Pivot Bushing (part of MM, NN) | (8) |
ITEM | PART NO. | DESCRIPTION | QTY. |
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1 | S362-0008 | Nut, 3/8-16 Nylock SS | 14 |
2 | S313-0008 | Washer, Flat 3/8 SS | 28 |
3 | S503-0013 | Clevis Pin, 3/4 x 3.5 SS Hardened | 2 |
4 | S103-0517 | Bolt, Hex Head 3/8-16 x 4 SS | 2 |
5 | S503-0012 | Base Pivot Pin SS | 4 |
7 | S103-0516 | Bolt, Hex Head 3/8-16 x 3.75 SS | 12 |
8 | S522-0801 | Ring Cotter Pin .091 x 3/4 SS | 2 |
9 | S103-0503 | Bolt, Hex Head 3/8-16 x 3/4 SS | 4 |
10 | Y356-0003 | Anti-Seize Grease Packet | 1 |
11 | S532-1801 | P Pin, SS | 4 |
12 | S503-0020 | Bunk Pin, SS | 4 |
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13 | S520-1706 | Cotter Pin 3/16 x 2.0 SS | 4 |
14 | F730-0021 | Plastic Cap for 2-1/2” OD SQ Tube | 4 |
15 | S103-0338 | Bolt, Hex Head 1/4-20 x 1.75 Full | 8 |
16 | S322-0006 | Washer, Lock 1/4 SS | 8 |
17 | S103-0705 | Bolt, Hex Head 1/2-13 x 1.0 SS | 4 |
18 | S503-0011 | Extension Arm Pin | 4 |
19 | S313-0013 | Washer, Flat 3/4 SS | 8 |
20 | S520-1604 | Cotter Pin 5/32 x 1.5 SS | 8 |
N/A | L129-0001 | Key Fob Floats | 2 |
ITEM | PART NO. | DESCRIPTION | QTY. |
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A1 | R812-0011 | Remote Control Master Unit | 1 |
B1 | R283-0002 | Solar Controller | 1 |
C1 | R310-0001 | On/Off Switch | 1 |
D1 | R310-0002 | Up/Down Switch | 2 |
E1 | R281-0004 | Solar Panel Assembly | 1 |
F1 | C243-0003 | Power Box Unit, STD | 1 |
Symbol Glossary for the following pages:
indicates an illustration for a procedure.
indicates a major part described in the parts list on pages 4 and 5.
or indicate hardware items shown above and described in the parts list on
pages 4 and 5.
Tools needed for the job:
- Tape measure
- Level
- 9/16 ratchet
- 9/16 box-end wrench
- Large slip joint pliers
- Medium sized adjustable wrench
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Pictured: Steps 1-3
Use a small amount of ‘moly’ lube on bolt threads through the assembly process.
Do not tighten any hardware until step 12.
Do not tighten bolt ‘17’ until step 18.
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Feet & Legs (4 Places)
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Forward Crossmember
Assemble lift on level ground and adjust legs so that lift base frame is level during lift assembly. -
Aft Crossmember
Pictured: Steps 4-6
Use a small amount of ‘moly’ lube on bolt threads through the 6 assembly process. -
Stop Blocks
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H-frame Bushings (fwd & aft)
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H-frame Bushings (fwd & aft)
Pictured: Steps 7-9 Use a small amount of ‘moly’ lube on bolt threads through the 7 assembly process.
Install cylinders with lift in ‘down’ position. -
H-Frame Arm, Inner
Pictured: Step 8 -
Cylinder
Pictured: Step 9 -
Bunk Rail Assembly
CONNECT POWER UNIT
Complete Power Unit Package
Step 1: Slide the Hydraulic Hose Assembly through the access hole in the
side of the fiberglass enclosure and attach the ends to their corresponding
Quick Couplers.
Ensure each Quick Coupler is fully seated, tight and with no gap at the
connection joint.
Step 2: Remove shipping plug in hydraulic reservoir and replace with breather plug before first use.
Step 3: Install Battery as shown. Connect the Red Battery Cable to the positive terminal (+) and the Black Battery Cable to the negative terminal (-).
Step 4: Before moving into the water, test the lift on dry ground using the Up/Down Switch and the Key Fob Transmitters. Inspect the system for leaks.
IMPORTANT
ONLY ADD FLUID WITH LIFT IN DOWN POSITION
Hydraulic fluid shown with lift in the DOWN position
Pictured: Step 11
Use a small amount of ‘moly’ lube on bolt threads through the assembly process.
Raise lift to install 1/4 x 1.75” bolts (“17”).
Bunk Rail Assembly
Placement may need to be modified based on watercraft draft and weather conditions.
- Test lift on dry ground for leaks, remote control function and correct operation before moving into water. Tighten all hardware.
- Lower the lift completely, then raise it slightly. Disconnect the Hydraulic Hose Quick Couplers in the Power Unit box to separate it from the lift.
- Move the lift to final destination. Use this diagram to help place the lift. Lift placement should be so that the top of the aft end of the bunks are one foot above the highwater mark when the lift is in the full up position, and one foot below the low water mark, when the lift is in the down position.
USE DIAGRAM TO HELP PLACE THE LIFT
IMPORTANT: The leveling process must be completed to ensure stability of the lift frame and Over-Center safety lock.
Level the lift following these instructions while referencing image below:
Step 1: Use a tape measure (reference image on right) to determine that the lower frame is level.
Step 2: If the lower frame needs to be raised start with the lowest corner first then work your way around the lift in a circle, corner to corner. Adjust the lift legs as needed.
Step 3: To make adjustments, first make sure the lift is properly
supported.
Then, loosen the anti-sway bolts, remove the P-pin and raise or lower the lift
crossmember on the leg. Level the lift one corner at a time, while making sure
not to have more than 5” of difference in height between the corners to
prevent binding.
Leveling requires a second person to support the crossmember while making
adjustments.
If the lift is too heavy for two people, a ratchet strap or winch system will
be required to raise/lower the frame corners.
Contact Basta at 866-GO-BASTA for additional help.
Re-connect the Hydraulic Hose Quick Couplers inside the Power Unit box.
Fully raise lift and finish adjusting the legs so that the base frame is level
side-to-side and forward-to-aft. After the lift is assembled and installed,
all fasteners should be checked for proper tightness and reinspected
periodically.
Load the boat onto the lift using the following operational instructions:
- Align the boat so it is centered between the bunks side-to side.
- Move the boat forward to position its center of gravity near the bunks’ centers.
Perform the following adjustments to finalize the lift installation:
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Disembark and raise the boat.
If more than two inches of settling occurs, STOP,carefully lower the lift to remove the boat and re-level the lift. Continue repeating this step until the lift can be raised into the full Over-Center™ position without settling. -
Remove the boat. Verify that the lift frame is level. Re-level the framework if necessary.
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Check all bolts for proper tightness.
OPTIONAL
The lift legs can be cut off above the leg sockets after installation for a
cleaner look. First, make sure that the lift has fully settled and has been
re-leveled.
NOTE: If you plan to add a canopy, relocate the lift into deeper water, or load a heavier vessel in the future, you must keep the existing leg length.
OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT:
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If you purchase a new vessel, make sure does not exceed the weight capacity limits of the lift.
Maximum weight capacity can be found on the cover of this manual and on the H frame of the lift. -
Always turn power unit OFF when not in use.
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Keep inside of power unit box dry.
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To prevent unauthorized use lock box using padlock through the latch hasp.
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Securing your mooring line to the dock may provide additional security should the lift be lowered inadvertently.
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Leaving your bilge pump on the automatic setting may prevent the accumulation of rainwater in your vessel and overloading of the lift.
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Service your lift according to recommended Maintenance (page 21).
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Only use Basta Boatlifts approved fluid in lift. Contact Basta Boatlifts or authorized dealer for approved biodegradable hydraulic fluid.
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When not in use, store the lift in the upright position to prevent it from being an unknown hazard underwater.
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Store with the power off.
Step 1: Power on. Using the manual switch on the control panel, switch the On/Off switch to the “On” position.
Step 2: Lower the Lift. Using the Key Fob, unlock the Fob by pressing and
releasing the lock button.
Next, press the down button to lower the lift.
Step 3: Carefully guide the watercraft off the lift. Repeat in reverse
order upon return.
For more questions or troubleshooting, consult your Authorized Dealer, the
FAQs page on Bastaboatlifts.com or give us a call at
425-641-8911.
REMOTE CONTROL FOB INFORMATION
FOB POWER-UP
After turning on the ON/OFF switch in the dock box, the fob receiver requires
a 5 second delay before the fob is enabled.
FOB OPERATION
Depress the unlock button (lower right), this will allow normal operation of
the fob. The lockout is re-enabled after 60 seconds without a button press.
Lift operation using the fob is limited to 120 seconds of continuous
operation. If a longer cycle is needed it is necessary to release button and
then re-depress.
FOB PROGRAMMING
- Turn off the ON/OFF switch.
- Wait 20 seconds.
- Turn power back on, and within 5 seconds of power on, press both the UP and DOWN buttons on the fob simultaneously for 1 second then release.
- Repeat steps 1-3 for additional Fobs. Up to four fobs may be enrolled. If a fifth fob is enrolled, the first enrolled fob will fall off the list.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
Fob uses CR2032, 3 volt battery, commonly found online or at drug / hardware
stores. Part numbers vary by manufacturer.
LOW BATTERY LOCKOUT
The remote control contains a low voltage lockout which is intended to protect
the lift’s battery from over-discharge.
When the battery drops below the low battery threshold during operation, further use of the fob is not allowed. The manual UP/DOWN switches will allow the lift to operate when sufficient battery power is present. The lift should be checked and charged prior to further operation.
TROUBLESHOOTING
If fob worked previously, but does not currently, replace fob battery or
verify fob battery has greater than 3v. If fob does not work after replacement
of fob battery, load test lift battery ensuring voltage does not drop below
11v while in use. If you have questions, contact your local dealer or Basta
Boatlifts.
UNDERWATER LIGHTS
The underwater lights are activated whenever the lift is operated. The lights
stay on for 2 minutes after the lift is operated. The lights may be manually
turned on or off by depressing the lower left button on the remote fob. When
manually enabled the lights will automatically turn off after 4 minutes. This
prevents accidental battery discharge.
TROUBLESHOOTING AND FAQ
For more answers to frequently asked questions, visit: bastaboatlifts.com/faqs
Q: THE BATTERY WILL NOT HOLD A CHARGE
A: Verify that the loaded watercraft is not exceeding the weight capacity
of the lift. If the battery is a flooded-cell type, check the electrolyte
level.
A: Ensure the solar panel is properly connected.
A: Re-align the solar panel for proper exposure to the sun.
A: Recharge the battery with a 10 amp charger and check the charge again.
A: Have the battery tested. It may be old and require replacement.
A: If the lift is being used frequently during the day, it may be necessary to
use a 110-volt maintainer/charger.
Q: THE REMOTE CONTROL IS NOT FUNCTIONING
A: The battery in the key fob transmitter may be low. Replace it with a
new lithium CR2032. These are widely available at variety, hardware and even
grocery stores. Polarity is marked on the battery holder.
A: Verify that the power unit battery is charged and connections are tight.
A: Reprogram the remote key fobs.
Q: THE PUMP DOESN’T RUN
A: Check the battery charge and recharge if necessary.
A: Check the battery connections, clean and re-secure if necessary.
Q: THE PUMP RUNS, BUT THE LIFT DOESN’T MOVE
A: Check the ‘Quick Couplers’ in the Power Unit.
If they are not screwed together tight enough,built-in check valves will not
allow fluid to flow.
A: Check the fluid level. See Page 19.
Q: DOES THE LIFT HAVE TO GO ALL THE WAY UP?
A: YES – in order for your lift to function as intended the lift must
ALWAYS be stored in the full upright position when the watercraft is
unattended.
Q: IS MY VESSEL SECURE?
A: Yes, once you verify that the lift is Over-Center™, switch off the
power and lock the power unit box, there is less chance of theft.
Q: DO I NEED A MOORING LINE?
A: Under most circumstances one mooring line is sufficient to prevent the
watercraft from drifting away if the lift is inadvertently lowered or the
water level rises.
Q: HOW MUCH SUN DOES THE SOLAR PANEL NEED?
A: The panel should receive constant sun for at least 8 hours a day.
Q: HOW DO I CHANGE THE HYDRAULIC FLUID?
A: Our fluid should not require replacement for a considerable amount of
time. If yours has been contaminated or the hydraulic power unit has been
replaced, visit our web site at www.gobasta.com for detailed instructions.
Q: HOW DO I KNOW WHEN IT IS TIME TO CHANGE THE FLUID?
A: Basta Boatlifts’ hydraulic fluid lasts between 3-6 years depending on
usage. If you begin to hear an increased pitch in the sound of your pump
motor, it is likely time to flush your hydraulic fluid. You can also tell by
the clarity of the fluid.
Fluid that is ready to be changed will be dark in color or cloudy.
New fluid is clear.
Q: WHAT IF I GET A NEW VESSEL?
A: Re-leveling the lift may be necessary.
A new lift will be required if the watercraft exceeds the weight capacity of
your current lift.
MAINTENANCE
FOR ASSISTANCE OR SERVICE:
Contact your local dealer or call 1-866-Go-Basta or email:
service@gobasta.com
BATTERY
Always use AGM batteries and follow battery manufacturer’s warnings and
instructions. Improper use, or use of other batteries, have the potential to
produce flammable hydrogen gas which can result in serious injury or death. If
you have limited solar exposure when the lift is not in use (typically
winter), consider moving battery to a temperate environment (garage) and leave
on battery maintainer.
SOLAR PANEL
Every Month (more as needed)
Wipe the solar panel with a clean, damp cloth to maintain its charging
performance
IMPORTANT
ONLY ADD FLUID WITH LIFT IN DOWN POSITION
Hydraulic fluid shown with lift in the DOWN position
EVERY 6 MONTHS, WE RECOMMEND:
- Inspect hoses, cylinders and fittings for leaks and wear
- Check wire terminals for snugness and corrosion
- Check hydraulic fluid level and clarityThe hydraulic fluid level should be about one inch below the top of the reservoir with the lift completely down. DO NOT add fluid with the lift in the raisedposition! Use only Basta Boatlifts approved fluid. The lift power system does not consume fluid, so if fluid is low, look for leaks
EVERY 3-5 YEARS, DEPENDING ON USAGE:
Flush hydraulic fluid. Visit the Basta Boatlifts service page for detailed
instructions on how to perform a fluid flush:
bastaboatlifts.com/support Annual factory
approved service is available.
Contact your local dealer or Basta Boatlifts for additional information.
BASTA BOATLIFTS LIMITED WARRANTY
Thank you for investing in one of the finest PWC lifts in the world. We pride
ourselves in knowing our product will safely and reliably be the conduit to
your fun on the water. Welcome to the Basta Boatlifts family and Boat Happy!
Basta Inc. dba Basta Boatlifts (“Company”) warrants its Products (purchased
after November 1, 2021) for non-commercial use for a period of,16 years
against manufacturing defects in steel and aluminum lift frame welds.
- 3 years against defects in materials and workmanship including hydraulic components, charging system, remote controls, dock box, bunks, canopies, and accessories.
- 1 year battery warranty when maintained in accordance with battery manufacturer’s guidance for batteries supplied by the Company,to the original Purchaser (“Purchaser”), beginning from date of purchase of the Product from Company. If the Product is purchased from an authorized Company Reseller, the warranty term begins upon the date the new Product is sold to the end Purchaser (“Warranty Start Date”).
Annual inspection of the Product bolts, pins, hydraulics, pump, electronics,
and welds, by a Company employee or Company authorized agent, shall be
conducted. Failure to undertake such maintenance shall constitute “abuse”
under Exclusions below.
Company has the right to modify Products at any time without incurring any
obligation to make the same or similar modifications on Products previously
manufactured or purchased.
Terms And Conditions:
Purchaser must register Product for a valid Warranty. Warranty registration
may be found and submitted at: https://bastaboatlifts.com/support.
Notice requirements and remedies:
If the Purchaser discovers a defect, the purchaser shall immediately notify
the Company in writing by submission of a Warranty Request form. Warranty
Request forms may be found and submitted at
https://bastaboatlifts.com/support. Upon receipt of a complete Warranty
Request form and after confirmation by Company that the Product is defective,
the Company, or its authorized Company dealer or agent, will, at the Company’s
sole discretion:
1- repair the Product or, 2-replace the defective part with a new or
reconditioned part, or 3-refund the purchase price of the Product.
Confirmation of the defect shall require that reasonable proof of the defect
be provided by Purchaser to Company or Company authorized agent, and may
include that the Product or part be Returned to Company for inspection at the
Purchaser’s initial expense. If the Purchaser chooses to order a replacement
part prior to the final determination of the warranty claim, Purchaser will be
responsible for the cost of the replacement part and its shipping. If the part
is determined to be a valid warranty claim, the customer will be credited the
amount of the replacement part and its shipping. Replacement parts for
Products outside the United States will be shipped in the next authorized
Dealer shipment unless Purchaser agrees to pay for door to door freight of
warranted Product. Warranty replacement shall not extend the original warranty
of the defective Products.
Labor for warranty work to be provided by the Company’s Authorized dealer for
a period of 3 years from Warranty Start Date, provided there is an active
Authorized Dealer within 50 miles of the location of the Product. Labor will
not be provided for direct purchases from Company or when an active Authorized
Dealer is not located within 50 miles of the location of the Product.
Warranty requests received after expiration of warranty term will not be
covered under this warranty regardless of when the defect occurred or was
discovered.
Exclusions:
Product changes caused by age or environment (such as marine growth, heat,
corrosion or electrolysis) shall not constitute a defect.
In addition, this warranty does not cover or apply to the following: damages
caused by or due to without limitation: accidents, collision, fire, flood,
wind, ice, or any other natural disaster or acts of God, abuse, misuse,
overloading, improper watercraft loading, use when out of level, faulty
assembly or installation. Lift components’ fluid levels and condition,
including battery electrolyte (water and acid), hydraulic fluid and strainer
cleaning are maintenance items and are not covered by this warranty.
Sacrificial anodes (zincs), cosmetic concerns and custom coatings are not
covered by this warranty.
Warranty is void if the Product has been modified in any way or if any Company
serial number has been removed or defaced. Product purchased from Company, but
used on non-Company Products are excluded from this warranty.
Limitations:
To the maximum extent permitted by law except as expressly stated herein,
there are no warranties, expressed or implied, by operation of law or
otherwise, of the Product furnished under this Agreement.
Seller disclaims any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a
particular purpose. The sole remedy for liability of any kind shall be limited
to the remedies provided in this warranty and shall in no event include any
incidental, indirect, special or consequential damages or loss of use, revenue
or profit. Should the company nevertheless be found liable for any damages,
the total liability of the company shall be limited to the purchase price of
the Product.
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