Boat lift limit switch failure...
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From: Perdido Key, Madison, NC
I was LUCKY!!!
I am pretty retentive about watching & listening to my garage car lift and my boat lift during operation. Yesterday, a one year old UP limit switch failed. I noticed that my normal reference point (the top of the PVC guide post) was closer than normal to the boat house rafter. I was able to stop the lift before any contact/damage (with about 2" to spare).
Stay alert!
Tom
I am pretty retentive about watching & listening to my garage car lift and my boat lift during operation. Yesterday, a one year old UP limit switch failed. I noticed that my normal reference point (the top of the PVC guide post) was closer than normal to the boat house rafter. I was able to stop the lift before any contact/damage (with about 2" to spare).
Stay alert!
Tom
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My marina ONLY uses boat lifts (love it). but they had to stop using limit switches after too many failures. It means I have to stand and hold a button for an eternity while moving the boat. However they had multiple failures/issues.
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