BoatPort Floating Boat Lift

Floating lifts, the deep water solution

BoatPort floating lifts are the perfect companion for floating docks. They are ideal for deep water applications but can be used in as little as 4 to 8 feet of water (dependent on lift size). Hewitt BoatPorts are designed and sized for virtually every type of watercraft, including fishing boats, ski boats, pontoon boats and performance boats. There are even models specially designed for personal watercraft like Waverunners or Seadoos. Standard boat models come in a range of capacities from 2000 lbs to 10,000 lbs. Models for pontoon boats range from 4500 lbs to 8000 lbs and PWC lifts are available in 1200 lb and 2400 lb sizes. Custom-built models are also available for larger craft, such as cruisers.

Installation Requirements
BoatPort lifts may be installed on almost any structurally sound aluminum, steel or wood floating dock that has an “L” or “U”-shaped configuration. There must be at least one walkway finger or pier extending down the side of the boat. The lift attaches to the dock at the front and is stabilized on one or both sides with a locking arm upright. When correctly installed, the lift is securely locked into the dock, and both float in unison. Lift and dock work together in rough water conditions to prevent undue stress on either structure. Lift operation requires access to a 115V AC receptacle. Optionally, a small portable generator may be used to power the pump lift or optional 24-volt DC motor.

BoatPort lifts can be installed on stationary docks, provided water levels will not rise or fall more than a total of 16 inches.

Do-It-Yourself
Detailed assembly/installation instructions are included with every lift. The lift can be assembled on land, moved to a landing on a boat trailer, placed in the water and towed to the dock for mounting.

Lift Operation
Your BoatPort lift includes an electric pump that raises and lowers the lift by changing the buoyancy of the flotation tanks. A simple turn of a lever is all it takes. The pump is housed in a water resistant poly enclosure with a key locking lid. The amount of time needed to fully raise the lift depends on the weight of the boat. In general, it takes approximately one minute per 1000 pounds of boat weight.

Features

• Hot-dipped galvanized steel frames. 3/16” thick, 2” x 5” structural steel tubing is used for all standard boat and pontoon models.
• PWC lifts are constructed from 1/8” thick, 2” x 3” rectangular tubing.
• Frames are welded, not bolted, for greater strength and durability.
• Heavy-duty, UV-protected polyethylene flotation tanks. 3/8” to 1/2” tapered wall thickness with structural ribs for added strength.
• Top-mounted float tanks keep all metal parts and hardware completely out of the water in the lift’s raised position.
• Adjustable, marine carpeted bunk systems.
• Corrosion-resistant materials used throughout – suitable for both freshwater and saltwater applications.

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