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Old 04-11-2008
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boat lift?

I`ve been using a hydraulic trailer for launching and removing for years now.I am looking for a straddle lift,Tami,Acme,Travelift....in the 30 to 40 ton range with open end.Anyone here have any experience operating one and any suggestions on 4 winches,2 winches.....or anything else related other than the usual liability/insurance info.
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