Nosealegsyet
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Anybody had any experience with them, but love to have it on the water, b ut out of the water so too speak. Are they a relatively new thing? Im imaging they are going to cost a few grand? Any inputs thanks guys
Boat Lifts
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Seastoke
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Are you on about the things that fit in your berth made out of plastic or the lifts that use water to lift you.
Nosealegsyet
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HI Seastoke, sorry I mean the air things that your boat would sit on to keep it out of the water in a berth
Seastoke
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They look good to keep a clean arse , they are bigger than your boat so imagine more fees .
SpottyDog5
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I had one, worth every penny, really liked it, only sold when I bought a bigger boat, Sold it for the same as I purchased it for (around £5k secondhand)
The lifts are way better than the drive up floats, as you don't need to rev a cold engine to get off it.
The lifts are way better than the drive up floats, as you don't need to rev a cold engine to get off it.
Nosealegsyet
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which brand did you have ?
36valley
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Don't need to rev mine to get off . Not much more than tick over is needed and always warm the engine up first anyway
SpottyDog5
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I had an Airberth
SpottyDog5
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I guess it depends on the weight, style and size of the boat.
Nosealegsyet
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thank you
