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Focus for our Leisure Boat Lift customers is always the Annual Maintenance and
Inspection.
From the beginning to the end of the boating season, the crew inspects and maintains
each and every lift as requested.
Signing up for prepaid annual service will soon be reality.
Our service crew fuel up the work vehicles, inverters, pumps and outboard
motors
to attempt a full day on the lake, 'weather permit.' With service requisitions
in hand,
intended zones, on a certain area of the lakefront community, lend to
shared travel time for each Leisure Boat Lift customer.
Wind, wave action and rain not to mention freezing temperatures,
will keep us
at the shop with on-going fabrication of all Leisure Boat Lift components.
- Lubrication and Brakes
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If your lift seems to be moving up or down
sporadically, it
may be because
the inside rollers need to be lubricated.
If your lift wants to chatter as it goes
downwards, it needs to be deglazed inside and properly
cleaned.
These 2 maintenance processes will solve most any problem related to your
Leisure Boat Lift. For lubrication, we use only safe food grade grease.
- Moving and Re-Establishing Lift
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Using barge floatation, cable come-a-longs, a
pry bar,
or just plain man-power; fine-tuning the position of the lift and moving it
along the lake
is quick and easy in most scenarios.
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- Changing Lift Kits
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If you're purchasing a Leisure Boat Lift and you have a specialty
boat -
Ski Tournament, Wake Board, Cross-Over, Patio, Sailboat, etc. - you have the option of choosing
a specialized lift kit, designed to safely hold and properly support each
type
of boat. Lift Kits can be switched over onto older, standard hull Leisure
Boat Lifts.
We would like photos or a link from the internet for us to
view and read specifications
of your change in boat, new or used. Existing owner or new owner of the
Leisure Boat Lift.
- Replacing Bunks and
Carpet
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The bunks and carpeting on your leisure boat lift serve one purpose
- to take
the damage in case of any mishap. They're meant to be replaced for the
safety of
your boat, and it's easy to do so.
- Pilings Failed Fix
- The pilings of age some times come in to question and pose a safety
issue before install Leisure Boat Lift.
- If time allows us to strengthen the damage and deterioration we use a
steel template for best results.
A key feature of Leisure Boat Lift is that it is free-standing. It does
not attach to any
framework, support, or dock piling. This means that LBL will not wear down or
weaken your dock in
any way. Only basic annual maintenance is needed on the lifter, however, if your
dock happens to be
weakening with time, or needs a little tuning up, we can help with that.
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