Boat Lift Question
10-05-2006, 01:45 PM
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Re: Boat Lift Question
I'm putting in a new bulkhead. the pilings will be 5' apart. So correct me if I'm wrong. If I mount the lift on those pilings, 10' apart, I should be fine? My boat now is 24'. If I got a 30' all I need is to do is get longer bunks. The lift should handle a 30', it's rated for 10,000lbs. Bought it anticipating a larger boat.
10-05-2006, 04:32 PM
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Re: Boat Lift Question
Originally Posted by carm
I'm putting in a new bulkhead. the pilings will be 5' apart. So correct me if I'm wrong. If I mount the lift on those pilings, 10' apart, I should be fine? My boat now is 24'. If I got a 30' all I need is to do is get longer bunks. The lift should handle a 30', it's rated for 10,000lbs. Bought it anticipating a larger boat.
10-05-2006, 11:06 PM
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Re: Boat Lift Question
While we are talking about boat lifts I am thinking about putting one in at the marina were I currently have in and out(travel lift) obviously I will be paying for it but has any one else done this and did you get a long contract for the slip in case the marina gets sold?????
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