air docks,whos gotem
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From: ottawa
thanks for the replies, i found a pretty good deal on one and im tempted to buy(1800), im on a river system where the shoreline is fairly gradual...i found 1 youtube video but doesnt really show much,
btw what the hell is up with the last 2 posts......
btw what the hell is up with the last 2 posts......
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I own a 19 Searay and use an airdock. It was a great solution, as I did not need to modify my dock to accommodate. Also, it was way less expensive than a rigid lift.
Be prepared for annual maintenance, particularly in salt water. Mainly bottom paint.
I have been so pleased, I will be buying another for a larger boat a Sundancer 280.
Be prepared for annual maintenance, particularly in salt water. Mainly bottom paint.
I have been so pleased, I will be buying another for a larger boat a Sundancer 280.
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From: Narragansett, RI
There are three of them at my marina in RI.. a 43 OL, 37iis fountain and a cig. I am ordering one inthe spring for my 31 sonic, 4100 brand new. the company said the price will not change before then
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From: Saint Petersburg, FL
For a 38' performance boat with a beam no more than 8.5' you need a D/E-Perf Model. A standard D-Model is too small. The difference is the bow chamber. Send an e-mail to [email protected], or call our number at www.airdock.com and I'll help you figure out what he has.
Ken
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Ken
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