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We
recommend the vertical lift for shallow
or deep-water applications. Also, this may be a better
choice if you are in a lake that has extreme fluctuations
(such as local MN Power reservoirs).
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The
ShoreMaster 2-7,000 lb. vertical lifts
provide a 66” lifting height, the highest
in the industry.
- The
cantilever
lifts perform well in non-fluctuating, depths of water.
The larger lifts require 2.5 feet or more of water,
and calmer (lower wake) water.
- The
cantilever lifts are easier to crank
up than a vertical lift because the pivoting action
effectively transfers the weight of the boat to the
frame.
- The
hydraulic lifts function the same as a cantilever lift
except operate with hydraulic rams instead of cables.
- The
hydraulic lifts require about 4-5 feet of water.
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1264 SR (1,200 lb / 64" wide)
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2208
DVS (2,200 lb / 96" wide)
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30966
DVS (3,000 lb / 108" wide)
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301066
DVS (3,000 lb / 120" wide)
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40966
DVS (4,000 lb / 108" wide)
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401066
DVS (4,000 lb / 120" wide)
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501066
DVS (5,000 lb / 120" wide)
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701068
SR (7,000 lb / 120" wide)
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