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We have our 353 on a tide tamer lift w/ 16' bunks that are notched for the boats steps. It is a four post lift on wooden pylons. I believe it is a 10,000lb lift.
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Jim,
Look into a HI-Tide lift. I have a 16k topless model which is 6 years old and is holding up well. I have the lift in Brick. Cables show no wear, the only thing I have done besides regluar maintenance is replace the covers on the bunks. www.hi-tide.com |
I've got a lift related question, I'm getting ready to buy a 15K # Hydrohoist from a guy on Lk Cumberland. When looking at new Hydrohst's they have 2x4's in the back for bunks then a V for the bow.
The hoist I'm looking at is older so there is no bunks in the back just two long (& Narrow) Bunks that run the entire length of the lift and also has a V for the bow. Sorry No Pics. Can anyone tell me if the "older" style i'm looking at will cause any problems? Also, will I need to adjust the bunks at all (he currently has a 32 Fountain on the lift). As Usual Everyone's opinions are MUCH Appreciated!!! |
Originally Posted by Expensive Date
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Jim just had mine installed at Escape Harbor marina on 31 st by Howards restaurant its a 292 but go take a look at it and how we cut the bunks to fit the steps
If you need # of who bought it from let me know.Its a 13000 lb lift on four pilings which is over kill but I would rather be that way.Also Formula will email you a blueprint of the bottom with all the measurments I forwarded it to Staples and they made it 3'x5' that helped a lot Tim |
NJSONIC Hightide is great but they won"t sell me one direct.
I am getting numbers like 13 k for the lift.I know they are app.6k to buy. It ain't rocket science to install. JIm |
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