The following information is a set of  BASIC RULES for BOAT LIFT USAGE 

that Can and Will effect the Performance and Warranties of the boat lifts.

Please read and pass on this information to friends and family. We all

want your boating to be filled with Good memories !

If you have any questions please call

The  Do  List

DO perform a “TEST RUN”.  Carefully as you raise your boat on the lift the FIRST time to check bunk POSITIONING and HULL CLEARANCE over the lift structure.

DO USE COMMON SENSE when operating lift.  You are responsible for its usage!

DO LEARN & REMEMBER the proper positioning of the boat OVER THE LIFT before raising.

DO give your lift a visual inspection for loose or damaged parts periodically.

DO be aware of overhead roof and structure clearance when raising boat on lift.

DO allow the lift to lower away from boat hull before pulling boat out of slip.

DO ask your Dealer, Installer or call the Factory if you have questions.

DO remember YOU are solely responsible for the use of the boat lift.

DO PRACTICE SAFE BOATING . . . ALWAYS ! 

           The  DON’TS

DON’T put any boat on lift other than what it was installed or built for.

DON’T BACK IN a boat over a lift that was installed and designed for a STRAIGHT PULL IN

DON’T raise lift under a boat BACKED IN when the lift was installed as a STRAIGHT PULL IN

DON’T raise lift under a boat pulled STRAIGHT IN when lift was installed as a BACK IN.

DON’T pull boat OVER LIFT area until lift has LOWERED DOWN COMPLETELY.

DON’T run boat onto bunks of lift that has not been lowered COMPLETELY.

DON’T operate your lift if it has broken, damaged, loose or missing parts.

DON’T let anyone UN-TRAINED use your lift.

DON’T leave boat without mooring lines (at 3 points is best).

DON’T leave boat lift in DOWN position when NOT IN USE !

DON’T run blower with TANK SHUT OFF VALVE closed.

DON’T operate lift with SWIMMERS IN boat slip!

DON’T operate boat lifts if under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

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