Boat Stuff Floating dock

[soundshark]

I have a floating dock for sale. It's a Roll-n-ride XL plus Tail Extension.
Purchased new in April 2016, from authorized distributor. Total cost to me with freight, and all the bits and pieces $3,600. Looking to get $2,400.

Width / Length / Depth / Weight / Capacity
7'x6" / 19'x6" / 9" / 600lbs / 3000lbs

It's two pieces, one 11' and one 8'.
Can fit boats up to 21'.

You need to pick up or arrange transport. It's currently in Stamford, CT.

 

[soundshark]

any interest? we just pulled it out of the water. it's available for pickup in Stamford, CT, but we can arrange transportation for a fee.
I'm also dropping the price to $2200 to make it more attractive.

 

[Port0222]

I had been looking at these solutions for a long time, and Probably would have taken it in the spring, but now I have gotten so used to backing in for easier loading, that I think I am done with the floating lift idea. But with that said, This is the most affordable solution that I have found -- Might be worth it to look into shipping options and post your thoughts -- as That is such a major hurdle with these types of items. Good luck with the sale

Cameron

 

[mraz72]

does it scratch the boat at all? You just drive into it?

 

[soundshark]

does it scratch the boat at all? You just drive into it?

It has rollers, but of course it touches it as you approach. I looked at the boat carefully but haven't seen any scratches or sign of contact at all.

 

[0627Devildog]

My neighbor just picked up a 212SS. . . . I'll ask him in the a.m.

 

[Jasonsbiz74]

damn....too small for my boat and too big for my jet ski.

 

[Zarrella]

Could a section be added to lengthen it?

 

[0627Devildog]

My neighbor isnt in the market til next season apparently. . . . .and this is right near the limit for his boats weight. Good luck, you should move it quick at that price.

 

[soundshark]

Could a section be added to lengthen it?

Technically you could keep adding sections, they fit together like lego pieces. I'm not going to guarantee it but it looks possible.

 

[Jet Blue]

Do you walk you boat off when you launch? Pull right on when you dock? Do you use a keel guard?

 

[soundshark]

To launch, you just give the boat a solid push from the front and it will roll into the water. When you're done, you aim the keel at the dock, and gun it. It will always land perfectly, because you lose thrust as soon as it's out of the water. It seems harder than it really is.... (No keel guard, btw)