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Old 11-13-2011, 01:00 PM
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Default Lift capacity for a 32?
Hey guys,

How much lift capacity do you need to get a 32 out of the water?

Thanks!
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Old 11-13-2011, 08:36 PM
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Depends what model, but an SS is 7500lbs dry, I believe, so everybit of that, I would assume.
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10k.
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10k lift will do just fine...that's what mine sits on.
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Okay, so 8k is cutting it too close and 10k is a nice margin?
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agree 10k the cost difference is not that great and you will need it when the fuel and water tanks are full along with with all the gear, coolers/beer etc. weight adds up quickly
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Originally Posted by Captain YARRR
Okay, so 8k is cutting it too close and 10k is a nice margin?
Yes. I had a 10K under mine and it worked out great. You would be cutting is very close with an 8K.
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What should I expect to pay for a 10k lift as I'm getting prices?
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Like anything else. Brand and quality dictates. Plus new vs used.
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mine is from Florida Boat lifts... pro lift model...good lift... had one motor that burned up within a year but they did send a new one no charge to me what so ever.

MIlander...you have xr's behind that 32 with 600's???? how have they held up?
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