Multinautic Ramp for PWC and Small Craft (1200 lbs to 2500 lbs Capacity)

[@bigglyguy8429]

I need something like this because where I dock my jonboat the tide goes low, leaving my boat 15 ft away from the water. However it seems hard to find these wheels anywhere, as most face the other way. I'll probably just DIY some plastic wheels with a bolt through a plank, as this company doesn't seem to offer international shipping.

[@jean-philippemichaud6747]

They just ship to Canada and USA

[@bigglyguy8429]

@@jean-philippemichaud6747 Yeah, seems that way. I can find trailer rollers locally but they are designed to bolt on facing the other way around, which means paying for more galvanized hardware just to get them in the right direction. That gets expensive fast, so I'm thinking some cheap 6 inch plastic wheels, some planks and some sturdy bolts. Heck, if they just sold the brackets I'd buy em, but... *shrug

[@averagedadgarage]

$500 for hardware??? Plus the cost of marine treated lumber! Fully assembled and complete lifts/floats can be purchased for nearly the same cost and far less labor.

[@jean-philippemichaud6747]

Wrong. Boat lifts start from $1300 and at that price you'll need to assemble it yourself. You can also pay an extra $500-1000 to have it assembled and delivered. Multinautic ramp solution is at least half the price.

[@averagedadgarage]

Those numbers are grossly inaccurate for the Michigan region. But to each their own 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@LEgItPBmedALIAN22]

@@averagedadgarage I think a guy actually went and put this set together by himself, ended up only saving like $50 anyway!