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MeredithMan · 09-09-2021, 02:31 PM

I didn't see this point raised in the other string of posts on this topic, but another important point to consider is the depth of water at your dock, vs. the height of the boat lift when it is down.

If you have shallow water at your dock--especially this time of year--you may be precluded from having a lift. The depth of the water needs to be at least as high as the height of the lift in its fully-down position, otherwise you can't get your boat on the lift, (or off, as the case may be)

09-09-2021, 02:31 PM	#3
MeredithMan Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: Bedford, NH; Meredith, NH Posts: 864 Thanks: 233 Thanked 768 Times in 302 Posts	water depth vs. height of lift I didn't see this point raised in the other string of posts on this topic, but another important point to consider is the depth of water at your dock, vs. the height of the boat lift when it is down. If you have shallow water at your dock--especially this time of year--you may be precluded from having a lift. The depth of the water needs to be at least as high as the height of the lift in its fully-down position, otherwise you can't get your boat on the lift, (or off, as the case may be)