Dock Deployment, Leveling, and Final Caps

What happens here

The creator carefully rolls the fully assembled dock, including the ramp, into the pond. He pushes it until the main dock section is floating freely. He clarifies that he will anchor the dock directly into the bank with rebar, negating the need for the full ramp section to be suspended. To level the dock, he uses a specialized 1 1/8-inch socket on a drill (emphasizing it's a drill, not an impact driver) to adjust the individual leg heights. After leveling, he secures the top of the leg posts with branded "FLOE" caps that clearly indicate "UP" and "DOWN" to guide future adjustments. He confirms the dock material is durable powder-coated aluminum, looking like wood but offering rust and rot resistance. He mentions the dock will remain in the pond year-round.

Goal: Fully install the dock into the pond, ensure it is level, and secure it for use.