16k Aluminum 4 Post Boat Lift
11-03-2011, 07:51 AM
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Can you email pics to [email protected]. I live in the Tom's River area. Can I look at it this weekend? Call me at 201-394-6824
11-03-2011, 08:02 AM
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Yes, I have pics. Send me your email and I'll send some over. A utility trailer would work nicely. Two guys can easily handle the lifting of the components. I currently have it on my car trailer and it fits fine.
Also, Uship.com is a great site to get some very inexpensive delivery rates.
Also, Uship.com is a great site to get some very inexpensive delivery rates.
thanks
11-03-2011, 09:00 AM
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n20michael... you have to pound 4 piles into the base of the water to install this type of lift... Ideal for marina use or sheltered water access where the pile can survive the winter...
I have a 4 lever cantilever type lift for sale that will handle a 38 fountain or equivilant size boat, however it is not suitable for my cat, that's why I'm selling it... $12,995 new (10yrs ago) will sell for $5000.00 if interested let me know, I'm up Keswick area...
I have a 4 lever cantilever type lift for sale that will handle a 38 fountain or equivilant size boat, however it is not suitable for my cat, that's why I'm selling it... $12,995 new (10yrs ago) will sell for $5000.00 if interested let me know, I'm up Keswick area...
11-03-2011, 10:01 AM
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Yes, I leave it in over the winter. The pilings are the only thing actually in the water when the lift is in the up position. I ran a bubbler in the winter to prevent the pilings from lifting due to ice.
11-04-2011, 03:19 AM
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n20michael... you have to pound 4 piles into the base of the water to install this type of lift... Ideal for marina use or sheltered water access where the pile can survive the winter...
I have a 4 lever cantilever type lift for sale that will handle a 38 fountain or equivilant size boat, however it is not suitable for my cat, that's why I'm selling it... $12,995 new (10yrs ago) will sell for $5000.00 if interested let me know, I'm up Keswick area...
I have a 4 lever cantilever type lift for sale that will handle a 38 fountain or equivilant size boat, however it is not suitable for my cat, that's why I'm selling it... $12,995 new (10yrs ago) will sell for $5000.00 if interested let me know, I'm up Keswick area...
My boat is MUCH smaller than 38ft, is the lift adjustable? I would love to see some pics, Thanks!
Michael
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11-04-2011, 06:43 AM
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I will have to look into having pilings installed, I had a boat lauch installed a few years ago, so, working with the MNR can be a total nitemare, but, will look into it.
My boat is MUCH smaller than 38ft, is the lift adjustable? I would love to see some pics, Thanks!
Michael
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My boat is MUCH smaller than 38ft, is the lift adjustable? I would love to see some pics, Thanks!
Michael
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