Hydraulic Lifts

<p>Here you can view our selection cantilever and vertical <strong>Hydraulic Boat Lifts </strong> for standard v-hull boats, pontoons, tritoons and more.&nbsp;</p> <br /> <p><strong>Cantilever</strong>&nbsp;<strong>Hydraulic Boat Lifts</strong>&nbsp;with lifting capacities starting at 4,000lbs. Hydraulic cantilever lifts feature very few moving parts. The weight of the boat is transferred to a swing carriage to the fixed base frame, the carriage is designed to swing forward during lifting and back while in the down cycle. The swing carriage is connected to a hydraulic ram that is powered by a DC motor and pump to do the work of lifting and lowering the boat. Hydraulic cantilever lifts are typically best used in water depths between 3 ft to 6&nbsp;ft with minor water level fluctuations and firm lake bottom conditions. Most commonly they are used to support Bowriders, Cruisers, Runabouts, Speed Boats and Watersport&nbsp;boat styles.&nbsp;</p> <br /> <p><strong>Vertical&nbsp;Hydraulic Boat Lifts</strong> with lifting capacities starting at 4,000lbs. ShoreStation is really the only name out there when it comes to Vertical Hydraulic lifts. Their free-standing hydraulic vertical lifts are recognized as one of the best lifting designs available on the market. Their unique cable design allows for all the hydraulic components to be out and above the waterline, unlike cantilever lifts that have hydraulics and fluid lines under the water. Keeping the hydraulic components above the waterline leads to higher reliability and less overall maintenance over the course of ownership. Hydraulic Vertical lifts are typically best used in water depths between 3 ft to 7&nbsp;ft with minor water level fluctuations and soft, semi-firm, and&nbsp;firm lake bottom conditions.&nbsp;</p>