Anyone Used Either of These PWC Docks?
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Anyone Used Either of These PWC Docks?
http://www.shoremaster.com/Products/...99E4FB6F85F677
OR
http://dandydock.com/index.htm
Current plan is to put two Parallel to a Standing Dock.
I found the former at a pretty good price here:
http://www.boatliftanddock.com/p-594...e-on-dock.aspx
Anyone have any thoughts? I don't want any davit or electric driven lift for these. Want it low profile.
OR
http://dandydock.com/index.htm
Current plan is to put two Parallel to a Standing Dock.
I found the former at a pretty good price here:
http://www.boatliftanddock.com/p-594...e-on-dock.aspx
Anyone have any thoughts? I don't want any davit or electric driven lift for these. Want it low profile.
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http://www.shoremaster.com/Products/...99E4FB6F85F677
OR
http://dandydock.com/index.htm
Current plan is to put two Parallel to a Standing Dock.
I found the former at a pretty good price here:
http://www.boatliftanddock.com/p-594...e-on-dock.aspx
Anyone have any thoughts? I don't want any davit or electric driven lift for these. Want it low profile.
OR
http://dandydock.com/index.htm
Current plan is to put two Parallel to a Standing Dock.
I found the former at a pretty good price here:
http://www.boatliftanddock.com/p-594...e-on-dock.aspx
Anyone have any thoughts? I don't want any davit or electric driven lift for these. Want it low profile.
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Back when I covered personal watercraft media intros, all of the manufacturers used a product (not sure it was the one you're asking about specifically) just like this one. As somone who used to ride a lot, I thought they worked great.
That the manufacturers used them to handle what were in many cases prototype models ridden by various magazine editors with, let's say, "highly variable" docking and riding skills said a lot to me.
That the manufacturers used them to handle what were in many cases prototype models ridden by various magazine editors with, let's say, "highly variable" docking and riding skills said a lot to me.
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From the searching I've done I like the RinoPort's the best (made by shoremaster) - I notice you can buy "supplemental support" that adds additional Buoyancy. I dont think I'd ever own a bigger ski, just ones like in the picture.
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Eric,
What kind of wave action do you deal with? I've considered something like this but we have 40+ft cruisers pass by our dock on plane. I've felt the wave action make this type of float a disaster waiting to happen.
What kind of wave action do you deal with? I've considered something like this but we have 40+ft cruisers pass by our dock on plane. I've felt the wave action make this type of float a disaster waiting to happen.
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I'm the second house from the point on the left - with no boat at the pier - brown roof.
Obviously it isn't always THIS calm, but even big sport fisher's that go by don't really throw much wake down our canal.
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We have 2 EZPort3's keep 2 Sea Doo SCs on them and a EZport4 that I keep a 16' Boston Whaler on Work perfect and machines stay dry....If had to do over again would have bottom painted the docks with anti fouling paint have to have them cleaned twice a year