| Frequently Asked Questions |
How do I know which lift is right for me? |
 The
polyethylene tanks are open inside and have two holes in the bottom
of each tank. When a lift is lowered, water enters the tank via
these holes and air is exhausted through the hose and control manifold.
The lift is raised when the blower motor pushes air into the tanks
displacing the water through the holes. When full, the valve in
the manifold is closed trapping the air in the tank, creating the
buoyancy. |
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What
is the minimum water depth to operate my lift? |
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Can
I install the lift myself? |
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Do
I need to perform any general maintenance to my lift? |
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How
many amps/watts does the blower motor draw? |
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Can
I switch from a "Runabout to a Pontoon" or "Pontoon
to a Runabout" with my existing lift? |
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Do
you have remove controls for my lift? |
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Why
don't you carpet your bunkpads? |
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How
do I store my lift for winter? |
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Questions? |
| Frequently Asked Questions |
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How do I know which lift is right for me? |
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What
is the minimum water depth to operate my lift? |
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Can
I install the lift myself? |
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Do
I need to perform any general maintenance to my lift? |
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Your Bottoms Up Boatlift requires no maintenance, however, an occasional
visual inspection of dock arms and hoses for wear is recommended.
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How
many amps/watts does the blower motor draw? |
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Can
I switch from a "Runabout to a Pontoon" or "Pontoon
to a Runabout" with my existing lift? |
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Do
you have remote controls for my lift? |
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Why
don't you carpet your bunkpads? |
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How
do I store my lift for winter? |
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Questions? |
| Frequently Asked Questions |
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How do I know which lift is right for me? |
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What
is the minimum water depth to operate my lift? |
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Can
I install the lift myself? |
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Do
I need to perform any general maintenance to my lift? |
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How
many amps/watts does the blower motor draw? |
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Can
I switch from a "Runabout to a Pontoon" or "Pontoon
to a Runabout" with my existing lift? |
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Yes, assuming weight of boat is equivalent and appropriate bunks
added to the lift. See your dealer for correct action. |
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Do
you have remote controls for my lift? |
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Why
don't you carpet your bunkpads? |
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How
do I store my lift for winter? |
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Questions? |
| Frequently Asked Questions |
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How do I know which lift is right for me? |
|
What
is the minimum water depth to operate my lift? |
|
Can
I install the lift myself? |
|
Do
I need to perform any general maintenance to my lift? |
|
How
many amps/watts does the blower motor draw? |
|
Can
I switch from a "Runabout to a Pontoon" or "Pontoon
to a Runabout" with my existing lift? |
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Do
you have remote controls for my lift? |
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Why
don't you carpet your bunkpads? |
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The composite boards provide years of maintenance-free service vs.
carpeting that lasts only a few. The non-abrasive surface of the
composite board does not tear and retain silt and sand that is suspended
in the water. |
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How
do I store my lift for winter? |
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Questions? |
| Frequently Asked Questions |
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How do I know which lift is right for me? |
|
What
is the minimum water depth to operate my lift? |
|
Can
I install the lift myself? |
|
Do
I need to perform any general maintenance to my lift? |
|
How
many amps/watts does the blower motor draw? |
|
Can
I switch from a "Runabout to a Pontoon" or "Pontoon
to a Runabout" with my existing lift? |
|
Do
you have remote controls for my lift? |
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Why
don't you carpet your bunkpads? |
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How
do I store my lift for winter? |
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Leaving your lift in the water during winter is fine as long as
there is no moving ice and it is in the "up" position.
Simply raise the lift to the up position and tie the hose out of
the water if ice is an issue. |
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Questions? |
| Frequently Asked Questions |
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How do I know which lift is right for me? |
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What
is the minimum water depth to operate my lift? |
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Can
I install the lift myself? |
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Yes, with the proper equipment & experience. Improper installation
may void the warranty of the lift. |
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Do
I need to perform any general maintenance to my lift? |
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How
many amps/watts does the blower motor draw? |
|
Can
I switch from a "Runabout to a Pontoon" or "Pontoon
to a Runabout" with my existing lift? |
|
Do
you have remote controls for my lift? |
|
Why
don't you carpet your bunkpads? |
|
How
do I store my lift for winter? |
|
Questions? |
| Frequently Asked Questions |
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How do I know which lift is right for me? |
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What
is the minimum water depth to operate my lift? |
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Minimum water depth to operate the 4 Point lift and maneuver a boat
is 5'- 6" for 2 tank lifts and 6'-6" for 3 tank lift and
above. For the Pivot lift (front-mount), it is 7' at the rear of
the lift. |
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Can
I install the lift myself? |
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Do
I need to perform any general maintenance to my lift? |
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How
many amps/watts does the blower motor draw? |
|
Can
I switch from a "Runabout to a Pontoon" or "Pontoon
to a Runabout" with my existing lift? |
|
Do
you have remote controls for my lift? |
|
Why
don't you carpet your bunkpads? |
|
How
do I store my lift for winter? |
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Questions? |
| Frequently Asked Questions |
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How do I know which lift is right for me? |
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Size, weight, and type of boat are the determining factors. Call
your Dealer to help you obtain the optimum fit for your boat. |
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How
does my lift operate? |
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What
is the minimum water depth to operate my lift? |
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Can
I install the lift myself? |
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Do
I need to perform any general maintenance to my lift? |
|
How
many amps/watts does the blower motor draw? |
|
Can
I switch from a "Runabout to a Pontoon" or "Pontoon
to a Runabout" with my existing lift? |
|
Do
you have remote controls for my lift? |
|
Why
don't you carpet your bunkpads? |
|
How
do I store my lift for winter? |
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Questions? |