Hello, My dock guy showed up unannounced the other day and took my dock and lift out. Luckily, I was out fishing and the boat was off the lift. I was irked since there is plenty of good fishing left. So, I went out and put most of my dock back in by myself. I seem to be stronger when I am irritated. I realized that this is not rocket science. Putting the dock in with a neighbor for a case of beer should be a piece of cake next year. My problem is moving my boat lift. It holds a 17ft Crestliner, so it's a beast for me to move. I found a device on the web called the Lift Lugger. It basically uses the hoist on the lift and bouyant plastic barrels to move the lift. It's a bit spendy, but would pay for itself in the long run. Does anyone have any pointers for moving a lift other than calling a few buddies and using a little elbow grease? I have heard of big styrofoam blocks--where do you get these. Thanks for the help. Sam
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Hello, My dock guy showed up unannounced the other day and took my dock and lift out. Luckily, I was out fishing and the boat was off the lift. I was irked since there is plenty of good fishing left. So, I went out and put most of my dock back in by myself. I seem to be stronger when I am irritated. I realized that this is not rocket science. Putting the dock in with a neighbor for a case of beer should be a piece of cake next year. My problem is moving my boat lift. It holds a 17ft Crestliner, so it's a beast for me to move. I found a device on the web called the Lift Lugger. It basically uses the hoist on the lift and bouyant plastic barrels to move the lift. It's a bit spendy, but would pay for itself in the long run. Does anyone have any pointers for moving a lift other than calling a few buddies and using a little elbow grease? I have heard of big styrofoam blocks--where do you get these. Thanks for the help. Sam
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