10,000 lb. Galvanized Four Post Pile Mount Boat Lift

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10,000 lb. Galvanized Four Post Pile Mount Boat Lift

The 10,000 lb. Galvanized Four Post Pile Mount Boat Lift mounts to the pilings of a dock. The lift uses a 33 ft. boat lift cable in a compounded configuration for its 10,000 lb. lift rating. Features an all-welded, hot-dipped galvanized steel finish. The lift includes (2) top beams with dead man brackets, cradle beams, chock brackets, guideposts, 4,000 lb. standard gear plate assembly, (2) 3/4 HP electric motors, boat lift cable, mounting fasteners, and hoist covers. Long bolts to mount the brackets to the pilings not included.

Includes:

(2) BH04787 – 12K 13′ Galvanized 4 Post Pile Mount Top Beam
(2) #70200 – 6″ Galvanized Cradle Beam – 10 ft.
(1) #93114 – Galvanized Universal Chock Angle – 16 in. / Box of 8 Angles w/ Fasteners
(1) #15214 – Galvanized Guidepost Stanchion Kit – 6 in. / Box of 4
(4) #15217 – Capped White PVC Guidepost – 80 in.
(1) #36416 – 48″ Split Guidepost Bumper – Black
(2) #12594 – 4,000 lb. Standard Gear Plate Assembly – Powdercoated
(1) #79602 – Elite 3/4 HP Painted Boat Lift Motor – Maintained Switch / 110v / 16 ft. Control Cable
(1) #79602-45 – Elite 3/4 HP Painted Boat Lift Motor – Maintained Switch / 110v / 45 ft. Control Cable
(2) #20363 – Classic Flat Plate Hoist Back Cover – Bright White
(1)  #17538 – 10K-12K Galvanized Pile Mount Hardware & Cable Kit
(2) #20362 – Classic Flat Plate Hoist Front Cover – Bright White / BH-USA Logo
(2) #BH07299 – Flat Plate Hoist Cover Mounting Hardware Kit

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Galvanized Steel

The galvanized steel is created by dipping standard steel into molten zinc by a process called hot dipping. The layer of zinc serves as a protectant from corrosion. The protectant makes galvanized steel the best option for seawater environments. Galvanized steel typically has a rough surface and can vary in color. There is no uniform finish for this type of steel.

The galvanized steel is ideal for marine environments because of its protective layer over carbon steel. Stainless steel will react with salt water resulting in rust. The zinc layer on galvanized steel prevents this reaction.  A downfall for this defensive measure is that the protective layer can be corroded or fade over time. This is due to the zinc sacrificing itself to protect the base metal.