SHORESTATION SSV40120EDS MANUAL Pdf Download (2024)

FAQs

How do I find my ShoreStation model? ›

The easiest thing to do is measure the height of the lower framework on the lift. The extrusions that connects each upright should measure roughly 2” wide x 4” tall for a 2600 or 3000 lb capacity and should measure roughly 2” wide x 5” for a 3600 or 4000 lb capacity.

lifts, you need about 3 ½ to 4 ft. of water. If it weighs more than that, it might require deeper water.

With ShoreStation's hydraulic boat lifts, you can be in or out of the water in under a minute. Effortless centering of the load guides and reliable confidence of the boat stops, allows you to land and secure your boat in less-than-ideal conditions. A fast lift translates to more time making memories on the water.

Consider the fully loaded weight of your boat, including fuel, water, and gear, to choose a lift with adequate capacity. Are there special considerations for the boat's beam and lift width? The lift's width should comfortably exceed your boat's beam to facilitate easy entry and exit from the lift.

What is the minimum water depth my boat lift will work in? Approximately 12"-14" plus the draft of the boat.

ShoreMaster pioneered the welded aluminum boat lift in order to provide the ultimate in reliability. Combining dime-welded construction and premium components, ShoreMaster Vertical Boat Lifts provide superior stability and performance making it the industry's most trusted boat lift.

Choosing a boat lift that properly fits your pontoon or tritoon boat is essential. The ideal option is a boat lift made specifically to fit pontoon and tritoons. A pontoon boat lift that features adjustable width bunks is even more desirable, because the lift adjusts exactly to your boat's width.

Prevents Damage to the Hull

Because prolonged water storage is so damaging to the hull, it will decrease your boat's performance, value and lifespan. Using a boat lift allows the submerged part of the hull to air out, helping to prevent irreversible and costly damage to the paint and your boat as a whole.

Most boat lift options work best with at least three feet of water, but shallow shorelines still have options. Go with a sling-style option to compensate for the lack of depth. Shallow water or kicked cradles are also beneficial for water that's more shallow on one side of your slip than the other.

A high-quality boat lift can last for around 25 years when properly cared for and maintained. If you've already installed a boat lift system, you might wonder how long it can last and when you should replace it. However, it's important to note that wear and tear are inevitable for boat lifts.

How high should I raise my boat lift? ›

You should raise it up far enough that waves won't hit the bottom of the boat. If you're on a lake where water levels change (like Lake Wisconsin or the Madison Lakes), make sure the boat is high enough that large waves and/or high water levels won't allow it to float away.

Boat should be positioned centered in lift and forward just enough that the rear taper on the bunks are showing just past the stern of the boat.

What are the dimensions of the sectional dock sections? 4' sections are 50.5" x 95". 6' sections are 68.5" x 95". 8' dock sections are 92.5" x 95".

Our lifts have up to 66” rack travel and work with v-hulls, sailboats, and pontoons. ShoreMaster Vertical boat lifts range from 165 to 695 pounds. Vertical lifts have capacities from 2,200 to 7,000 pounds.