Boatlifts why do they cost more than a car ?
04-20-2005, 11:46 AM
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Re: Boatlifts why do they cost more than a car ?
Speaking from experience, the Boat Lift Apparatus should be in the range of approx. $5,000.oo USD. for a 10,000 lb capacity Lift, Motors, Controllers and I-Beams. All you would need after that is the 4-pilings and the LAbor to install.
Regarding the "walk-around" is nothing more than stainless diamond plate that can be purchased anywhere in the world and welded or bolted to the I-Beams.
Shipping to Europe should be approx $1,000.00 including the paperwork if shipped via ocean freight.
I would think the guy was looking to take advantage of your situation
Regarding the "walk-around" is nothing more than stainless diamond plate that can be purchased anywhere in the world and welded or bolted to the I-Beams.
Shipping to Europe should be approx $1,000.00 including the paperwork if shipped via ocean freight.
I would think the guy was looking to take advantage of your situation
04-20-2005, 12:12 PM
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Re: Boatlifts why do they cost more than a car ?
Originally Posted by skaterboy
Speaking from experience, the Boat Lift Apparatus should be in the range of approx. $5,000.oo USD. for a 10,000 lb capacity Lift, Motors, Controllers and I-Beams. All you would need after that is the 4-pilings and the LAbor to install.
Regarding the "walk-around" is nothing more than stainless diamond plate that can be purchased anywhere in the world and welded or bolted to the I-Beams.
Shipping to Europe should be approx $1,000.00 including the paperwork if shipped via ocean freight.
I would think the guy was looking to take advantage of your situation
Regarding the "walk-around" is nothing more than stainless diamond plate that can be purchased anywhere in the world and welded or bolted to the I-Beams.
Shipping to Europe should be approx $1,000.00 including the paperwork if shipped via ocean freight.
I would think the guy was looking to take advantage of your situation
Cigaretteman
