Airdock boatlift
#21
Originally posted by h2owarrior
Cigaretteman, $30,000 sounds like a lot of money. How much of that cost is shipping ?
Cigaretteman, $30,000 sounds like a lot of money. How much of that cost is shipping ?
Cigman: Given your rather skinny slip size and the inordinate shipping costs to the state of Denmark, maybe that Airdock is not such a bad choice for you after all. Deflated, it's much easier to ship than the bulky stuff.
And if you get sick of it, you can use it as a waterbed.
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Originally posted by Peconic
Deflated, it's much easier to ship than the bulky stuff.
And if you get sick of it, you can use it as a waterbed.
Deflated, it's much easier to ship than the bulky stuff.
And if you get sick of it, you can use it as a waterbed.
Is there another out there that I haven't heard of that inflates?Jim
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Jafo: The Airdock is the floating whoopie cushion. Inflatable.
http://www.airdock.com
I'm familiar with the plastic squares, but their name escapes me at the moment. They definitely do not in- or deflate.
http://www.airdock.com
I'm familiar with the plastic squares, but their name escapes me at the moment. They definitely do not in- or deflate.
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Sorry peconic- my mistake!
The one I'm thinking of is Jet-Dock, and they ARE EXPENSIVE!!!!
From the ones I've seen though, they work very well; not sure how good they would be in an area affected by wakes or waves, but I watched a guy power a Cessna 206 on floats up on one, and it was the slickest thing I've seen for that application.
They make them in all sizes and shapes for any boat.
Jim
The one I'm thinking of is Jet-Dock, and they ARE EXPENSIVE!!!!
From the ones I've seen though, they work very well; not sure how good they would be in an area affected by wakes or waves, but I watched a guy power a Cessna 206 on floats up on one, and it was the slickest thing I've seen for that application.
They make them in all sizes and shapes for any boat.
Jim
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THEY WORK GREAT, BUT I HAVEN'T FOUND ANY BOTTOM PAINT THAT WILL STICK TO THE AIR DOCK TO KEEP THE BARNACLES OFF YET...
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ANYBODY HAVING ANY SUCCESS WITH BOTTOM PAINT ON THESE AIR DOCKS ? I TRIED WHAT THEY RECOMMEND ( BOTTOM SHIELD BY WEST MARINE) BUT IT FELL OFF AFTER A MONTH AND I WOUND UP WITH LOTS OF BARNACLES TO SCRAPE AT THE END OF THE SEASON...
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there are some sealers just for polyethylene that may work or at least help. Hey if the paint doesn't stick how do the barnacles stick? 
you know this is a six year old thread dont ya

you know this is a six year old thread dont ya
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What kind of sealer would you recommend? Ran into problems last year with zebra mussles all over the bottom of mine...ended up with a cut in it thanks to them. Know nothing will keep them off entirely but anything would help.
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actually i didnt realize these were the inflatable bag type of lift i thought it was about the ridgid Jet dock type. Not sure what you can put on these kind.
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