Nice work Dale and Team, I enjoy your videos. I’m in the shoreline protection business here in Lake Erie Ontario (Bedrock 42 Inc.). We mostly install armour stone and steel sheet piling. Keep up the fantastic work! Watching your videos encouraged me to get into the marine construction business just over a year ago….Thank You for sharing what you do!
Yeah 40 foot beams putting them 20 foot in the ground that was very difficult. I can’t believe how well they hold I tried to pull one back up to move it and it was not budging
That's one hell of an install. It almost looks like a person could crack their brain box on the beams, no ? How come no one else has this style of lift ? Thanks Dale and thumbs up always. Edit: At 10:07 that guy is gonna lose some digits, if he doesn't keep his hands out of the way, too close !
Hey August I thought the same thing I’m 6’2” and I clear it just fine but it does look like it would be a head knocker. I’m also the operator so I pay very close attention to the guys hands and heads because they sure don’t. I would feel awful to hurt somebody
Thanks for watching my channel and your question. Yes we put zinc’s on these and try to check them during our yearly service calls to make sure they’re still effective.
Down from me there is a 45ft Hatteras sport fisher on a lift. It's pretty impressive. That was nice a nice one you put in too, it's amazing what people are putting in a center console now days. Do you put zinc plates on it to keep the beams from getting destroyed?
Hey Wallce thanks for your comment yes we have four zincs on every single I-beam with a sticker on there to remind the customer to check the zincs. I’ve got a video here that will top that 45 LOL ua-cam.com/video/kUlJDyJn3PM/v-deo.html
@@DaleWHickman That is nice. What I like to call "rich people problems" 100k maintenance bill.... LOL. I've been building some vinyl walls from the shore line around here. Thinking about purchasing a barge to expand. Just been trying to get my head around everything with the coast guard regs to make sure I don't get myself in trouble. It's been very informative watching you. Keep up the good work. Thanks for the videos!!
Thanks for watching the video and good call. Yeah, we actually built a deck on the backside of the boat for easier access with a graspable rail to hold onto while you board the boat.
Nice work Dale and Team, I enjoy your videos. I’m in the shoreline protection business here in Lake Erie Ontario (Bedrock 42 Inc.). We mostly install armour stone and steel sheet piling. Keep up the fantastic work! Watching your videos encouraged me to get into the marine construction business just over a year ago….Thank You for sharing what you do!
Really cool watching how y’all install these in comparison to us, I work for a company that installs golden lifts on lake Murray SC.
That is one big ass lift!!
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Very cool Dale, looks like your guys busted their butt on this job....
Hey Paul I was definitely difficult didn’t have the proper directions and I had to figure this one out but it turned out great!!
ONE BAD ASS BOAT. FANTASTIC JOB GUYS ‼️ ‼️ Vinny 🇺🇸
Unique job, nice video👌🏽
Thanks Hans appreciate your comment
That is insane!!!
Wonderful Job, I know that one was tough!
Yeah 40 foot beams putting them 20 foot in the ground that was very difficult. I can’t believe how well they hold I tried to pull one back up to move it and it was not budging
You ever see bull sharks in those canals? 🦈
Thanks for watching my channel and your question. Yes bull sharks and hammerhead at times.
That's one hell of an install. It almost looks like a person could crack their brain box on the beams, no ? How come no one else has this style of lift ? Thanks Dale and thumbs up always.
Edit: At 10:07 that guy is gonna lose some digits, if he doesn't keep his hands out of the way, too close !
Hey August I thought the same thing I’m 6’2” and I clear it just fine but it does look like it would be a head knocker. I’m also the operator so I pay very close attention to the guys hands and heads because they sure don’t. I would feel awful to hurt somebody
Marine environment must be brutal on that lift. What's the lifespan of the metal beams sitting in salt water?
Thanks for watching my channel and your question. Yes we put zinc’s on these and try to check them during our yearly service calls to make sure they’re still effective.
Hard working people!
Down from me there is a 45ft Hatteras sport fisher on a lift. It's pretty impressive. That was nice a nice one you put in too, it's amazing what people are putting in a center console now days. Do you put zinc plates on it to keep the beams from getting destroyed?
Hey Wallce thanks for your comment yes we have four zincs on every single I-beam with a sticker on there to remind the customer to check the zincs. I’ve got a video here that will top that 45 LOL
ua-cam.com/video/kUlJDyJn3PM/v-deo.html
@@DaleWHickman That is nice. What I like to call "rich people problems" 100k maintenance bill.... LOL. I've been building some vinyl walls from the shore line around here. Thinking about purchasing a barge to expand. Just been trying to get my head around everything with the coast guard regs to make sure I don't get myself in trouble. It's been very informative watching you. Keep up the good work. Thanks for the videos!!
Very impressive
The video does not show how you get and off the boat. How do you get on the boat? Grandpa can't go for a ride.
Thanks for watching the video and good call. Yeah, we actually built a deck on the backside of the boat for easier access with a graspable rail to hold onto while you board the boat.
How wide of an area would you need for something like this.
Hopefully the owner keeps up with the zincs on this thing !
Hopefully there’s four of them hanging from each I-beam with labels
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Thanks for watching Taylor I appreciate it!
Rise & shine when DMC shows up! ⏰😅😎✨
You know us up before the sun home in the sun setting
nice job!!!
Thanks Tom that boat makes the lift look awesome!!
Most we install for dont