Boat lifts?
#1
Any body use them air bag or drive on type boat lifts?
Dock owner I lease from says no to mechanical lift & trailering is getting to be a PIA with traffic backed up all of the time.
Those air lifts look cheesy but wondered if any has had any experience with them.
Dock owner I lease from says no to mechanical lift & trailering is getting to be a PIA with traffic backed up all of the time.
Those air lifts look cheesy but wondered if any has had any experience with them.
#2
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Whats up!! hope all is well and you had a great holiday. I use to have a cable lift. Some minor problems with belts no big deal. I have also seen the air lifts and know a few contacts for you. Give me a call.
SEE YA SOON
Tony
SEE YA SOON
Tony
#3
check out
http://www.sunstreamboatlifts.com/
and
http://www.boatfloatllc.com/
Im looking to get one of these for my place. Condo Association doesnt allow permanent lifts or anything that blocks view (although a boat loft will block a lot less then the cruisers in here.)
http://www.sunstreamboatlifts.com/
and
http://www.boatfloatllc.com/
Im looking to get one of these for my place. Condo Association doesnt allow permanent lifts or anything that blocks view (although a boat loft will block a lot less then the cruisers in here.)
#6
There is a drive on lift in our marina. The type that is a bunch of floating blocks attached together. Seems like it is kinda harsh on the hull sliding on and off of the plastic blocks.
#7
Originally Posted by Enforcer2
Whats up!! hope all is well and you had a great holiday. I use to have a cable lift. Some minor problems with belts no big deal. I have also seen the air lifts and know a few contacts for you. Give me a call.
SEE YA SOON
Tony
SEE YA SOON
Tony
Thanks for the info.
BTW tried to do a search but wouldn't work...link problem I guess?






