Floating Boatlift Recommendations
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www.airdock.com
inexpenisve, self install, not fixed to dock, but not sexy.
inexpenisve, self install, not fixed to dock, but not sexy.
#5
We have a jetdock that holds a 46. Heavy jersey salt water. We love it, can't say enough good things about it. Drive on and off like a car, you can walk completely around the boat to wash it or work on it. You do need five feet of water.
#6
I had a 35' BeekBoat on a 12000# Hydrohoist. Only lift at the marina. When the storms kicked up, my boat moved less than all the others in the marina...including big cruisers. Very good company to deal with.
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From: Mansfield, TX
DO NOT DO THE CHEAP STUFF. I see guys all the time try to save some cash by going with a cheaper lift. They end up falling apart after about a year or two. So they end up spending more in the long run because in the end they go with the more expensive lifts. I don't boat in saltwater. There is a new guy in a slip next to ours with the airdock lift. It looks like crap. I will let you know how good it holds up.
Spend the money - you will save in the long run and not have any headaches.
Spend the money - you will save in the long run and not have any headaches.
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