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I was wondering why I couldn’t find it to see how it operated.
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TIME CRITICAL! YAMAHA ON A HARBOR HOIST LIFT. PLEASE CALL!
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Nakk
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One nice thing about it is since it is completely self-contained you just tie it up to the dock like it was a boat. No mounting to the dock. When it comes time to sell it, just untie it and tow it to it's new home, tie it up and done. I do need 3 big ass fenders--11" x 30"-- to keep it away from the dock while it operates, and bungee cords to keep it against the dock but allow it to move.
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That is a real nice set up.... I have a conventional lift here in the Sarasota area. Its simply two
ibeams that are raised and lowered by cable... powered by electric motors.
I was concerned about how the boat set on the lift, and added two extra bunks to the bow
area. It seems to fit quite well now.
ibeams that are raised and lowered by cable... powered by electric motors.
I was concerned about how the boat set on the lift, and added two extra bunks to the bow
area. It seems to fit quite well now.
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