LOTO Boat lift?
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01-09-2007, 01:38 PM
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Re: LOTO Boat lift?
I would go with a Polylift or a Galvalift.....both have poly tanks are both are top notch lifts. Titan is another custom manufacturer that uses a lot of Galvalift parts. They make a quality lift as well.
I have a 15,000 Galvalift for sale. here it is: http://www.dockrealty.com/search/Pro...?DLS_Num=40909
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I have a 15,000 Galvalift for sale. here it is: http://www.dockrealty.com/search/Pro...?DLS_Num=40909
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01-09-2007, 05:41 PM
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I just purchased a new 3 arm 12,000# polylift with a work platform, it's a brut and I found Mark very easy to deal with.
They are a bit pricey but I feel well worth it.
I also have a used Galvalift that I purchased from Summerset, and while others have expounded on their service, they didn't perform up to my expectations. I bought the lift in January for a March install and had to beg them to get it installed, and they did a half ass job. They also hooked the pump up backwards which caused the lift to rotate and break off one of the guards which they have never replaced.
They are a bit pricey but I feel well worth it.
I also have a used Galvalift that I purchased from Summerset, and while others have expounded on their service, they didn't perform up to my expectations. I bought the lift in January for a March install and had to beg them to get it installed, and they did a half ass job. They also hooked the pump up backwards which caused the lift to rotate and break off one of the guards which they have never replaced.
01-09-2007, 07:17 PM
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I have had a couple Poly's over the years, and never had a problem. Currently have a 15K with the work platform and it works out great. Service after sale has also been good so far. The only service I required is minor adjustments to the set up.
They are a little pricy, but usually by the time you upgrade the competitors (If you can even get that done) to have the same features as Poly the price difference is not a big deal.
By the way, they usually offer last year pricing through the St Louis boat show in Feb, then they institute the current year price increases after the show.
They are a little pricy, but usually by the time you upgrade the competitors (If you can even get that done) to have the same features as Poly the price difference is not a big deal.
By the way, they usually offer last year pricing through the St Louis boat show in Feb, then they institute the current year price increases after the show.
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01-09-2007, 08:11 PM
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I just used Dave Hotz at Dock Realty. He Sold my 8000# Poly Lift and then I purchased a 12,000# Polylift all in the last month.
I will be using him again at the end of the month when I sell 6800# Carvel Hoist that I am aquiring through the purchase of an additional condo.
Check out www.dockrealty.com
I will be using him again at the end of the month when I sell 6800# Carvel Hoist that I am aquiring through the purchase of an additional condo.
Check out www.dockrealty.com
01-09-2007, 09:09 PM
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I believe I bought my lift from titan. It was great. They just picked it up yesturday to sell for me. All of the lifts mentioned are pretty good but I would stay away from any of the box style lifts. Three of them have broken on my dock. It gets hit pretty hard by cruiser wakes sometimes. Parts I would not think would break snapped because the waves cannot roll over them. They get pushed side to side too much.
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