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So you have a boat, and you want to keep it protected for as long as you can. A premium boat lift is the next logical step, but with so many options on the market, how do you make sure that you’re choosing the right one? The good news is that if you already have your boat or know exactly what you’re getting, and you have a pretty good idea of what your priorities are, you’re already most of the way there. Three of the most important criteria to consider when buying a boat lift are the power source, weight capacity, and length and width.

Corner frame assemblies don’t look like much—they’re short rods that attach the lift side upright to the bottom beam. While not complicated in their design, corner frame assemblies are crucial to vertical lift durability, critical to protecting your boat. Here’s how four pieces of metal can do a world of good.

A boat lift is an indispensable part of any waterfront. You can clean, repair, paint, or transfer your boat from a lift, and the lift will keep it dry and out of the water when you’re not using it to prevent damage. Protecting your boat is important, so it’s just as important to protect your boat lift by making sure you’re using it properly.

Having your own boat lift makes getting into and out of the water convenient: your boat will be on the water waiting for you instead of needing to be driven to a boat launch. It’s also a crucial part of preserving the value of your boat by lifting it out of the water when not in use, which keeps your boat in good repair.