saltydog251
02-18-2012, 07:17 AM
Is it better to have a 4 post lift up or down to remove it? The electricity will be off and I'd like to leave it in a good spot.
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boatlift
02-20-2012, 06:44 AM
Salty,
If you're removing a 4 post lift I'd take the cradle beams off 1st & then dismantle from there. Once you remove the cradle you can now take off the top beams. Call me when you have a moment so we can discuss further & offer you additional guidance.
Tight Lines & Happy Hunting,
Michael Fulweber
Boat Lift Distributors & Big Country Outdoors
800-657-9998
713-461-9443 (local)
www.liftboat.com (mhtml:mid://00000224/!x-usc:http://www.liftboat.com/)
www.bigcountryoutdoors.net (mhtml:mid://00000224/!x-usc:http://www.bigcountryoutdoors.net/)
Logic, safety & superior construction is the pulse of Boat Lift Distributors.
If you're removing a 4 post lift I'd take the cradle beams off 1st & then dismantle from there. Once you remove the cradle you can now take off the top beams. Call me when you have a moment so we can discuss further & offer you additional guidance.
Tight Lines & Happy Hunting,
Michael Fulweber
Boat Lift Distributors & Big Country Outdoors
800-657-9998
713-461-9443 (local)
www.liftboat.com (mhtml:mid://00000224/!x-usc:http://www.liftboat.com/)
www.bigcountryoutdoors.net (mhtml:mid://00000224/!x-usc:http://www.bigcountryoutdoors.net/)
Logic, safety & superior construction is the pulse of Boat Lift Distributors.
saltydog251
02-24-2012, 05:48 PM
Thanks
I'll give you a call
I'll give you a call