Boatlift Types

What Are Boat Lifts?
Why You May Need a Boat Lift

Our Boat Lift Types

Boat Lift U.S. Inc.® Lifts
Boat Lift U.S. Inc.® Features

Enclosed Motors

Available in Stainless or Painted

6061-T6 Aluminum Construction

Machine-grooved Aluminum Cable Winder (protects the drive shaft and winds the cable without overlap.)

Aluminum Bunks (without wood, nothing floats. There is also no carpet to replace.)

No-weld Construction (welds weaken structural aluminum, so why weld? None of our lifts are welded, so you know they are strong.)

Back Plates or Gearbox™ Structural Aluminum Bearings; All Bearings offer Grease Fittings (others use nylatron or other plastics, which can swell or break down in humid environments. We don’t. We use greased aluminum bearings. They won’t rust, they won’t break down, and they won’t swell.)

Cradle Ends with Solid Extruded Sheave Enclosure; not welded onto or into cradle I-beam.

Dolphin Boat Lifts
Dolphin Boat Lift Features

2 or more ¾HP or 1HP motors

Engineered structural designs

Hot dip galvanized structural steel

Heavy duty structural I-beam

Wide flange H-beam

Galvanized and stainless-steel hardware

Safety proven worm gears

Cables are aircraft-grade stainless steel

Aluminum sheaves with leaded bronze bushings

Double sealed bearings retain the grease and provide for low maintenance

Aluminum sleeves to protect the drive pipe

Designed and custom-built specifications
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