Boat lifts

[Waynes345]

The depth on the river varies day to day because of the hydroelectic plants around town. Usually the front of the boat is 2-3 feet, with the back of the boat about 3-3.5 feet. We need to get the outback out of the water, and a canopy wouldn't necessarily be needed, but would be nice. Thanks for all the input. I really appreciate it.

As we are about a half mile from our slip, one of the side benefits to having a covered lift is having a storage net on each end to keep all our crap in. We toss tubes, bags, extras skis, floats, wakeboards, etc. all up there when not in use. When we're done with the boat for the day, we crank it up in there and don't have to worry about getting a cover in place. Here is a link to the nets I was talking about:

http://www.bartswatersports.com/catalog.asp?P=5484

[jmvotto]

As we are about a half mile from our slip, one of the side benefits to having a covered lift is having a storage net on each end to keep all our crap in. We toss tubes, bags, extras skis, floats, wakeboards, etc. all up there when not in use. When we're done with the boat for the day, we crank it up in there and don't have to worry about getting a cover in place. Here is a link to the nets I was talking about:

http://www.bartswatersports.com/catalog.asp?P=5484

you showed that last year, i forgot all about it.. thanks for the reminder.

[04OUTBACK]

I have been pleased with my Craftlander..

Cost effective and I like the design..