PWC dock

[tawcat]

Anyone have one of those portable jet ski docks that basically look like a big of foam and can be moved as desired?

We're looking for something that doesn't have to be installed.

 

[Air O'Nautical]

A dock neighbor has one and it works great.
He keeps a BIG Honda ski on it. It is just tied in place with lines.
I think its called a jetport and cost a little over a grand new.
All plastic, looks like it should last a long time.
Mark.

 

[CAMELLA]

I have a JETDOCK which holds two Sea Doos, works great. http://www.jetdock.com/pwc-lifts.asp

 

[tobnpr]

I have two EZ Ports and an EZ Dock that connects them.
http://www.ez-dock.com/content/view/72/171/lang,us/

I looked at the Jet Dock (inlaws own them), but they're black- so forget about walking on them in your bare feet in the summer. That was a deal-breaker for me- since we ride the PWC's barefooted!

 

[Bottom Line]

Stan...we use a Hydro Port, but it attached to the end of the dock. Not sure how it would work if not attached to anything.

http://www.boatlift.com/product.aspx?ID=1&PT=2

 

[mistercomputerman]

I have three of these we just installed this week. Take a look at the video on launching. It really is that simple to get on and off. I looked at some of the others and this is the least expensive, yet, it is sturdily constructed.

http://www.glide-n-ride.com/default.asp

If you are intersted, I have a friend who is a dealer. He just signed up, so he is not listed yet on their web site.

 

[tawcat]

Well guys thanks for all the info. Our marina only allows two companies to install lifts of any kind. So I was looking for one that I can basically use 1/2 - 3/4" line to attach it. I figure if I do that they can't slam me for not having an authorized install!!!

I've seen them, just don't know the name and can't find anything on Google. Guess I'll have to do a dock walk andget the name. Maybe can even talk one of the guys into selling me one of theirs!!!!

 

[tobnpr]

You can't attach them with line- they need to be firmly anchored either to the bottom with steel pipes or to a dock/seawall because they're drive-on.