Sunstream Floating Boat lifts - Why use Hydraulic

Why Hydraulic Lifts

In the past, floating lifts pumped air into tanks to raise the boat. When the air let out, the boat was lowered. Today, the FloatLift is changing the market perception of floating lifts with its recognized improvements in the following areas:

Security - The FloatLift 's unsinkable, foam-filled floats lock over-center, beneath your boat. You don't have to worry that a pin-hole air leak could sink your boat.

Speed - The FloatLift's has you on the water in seconds, rather than minutes. You'll find yourself spending more time on the water, instead of at the dock.

Quiet Operation - With Sunstream's smooth hydraulics, your neighbors will appreciate the sound of your FloatLift as you glide in after a midnight cruise.

Portability - The FloatLift can be stored virtually anywhere–in a slip, using a side-tie or on a mooring buoy. No dock brackets or dock modifications are required and the solar charged batteries do not require AC power like competing lifts.

Covered Moorage - The FloatLift is the only boat lift that offers a translating cover.

Simplicity - Sunstream has simplified docking your boat. Simply drive onto the lift, press the up or down button on the remote control and you're done. With a Sunstream Boat Lift there is no need to jump out of your boat to operate a combination of air vales and switches.

Longevity - The FloatLift is constructed of aluminum and stainless steel, compared to the steel frames used on air lifts. The rubber-capped aluminum bunks are a huge improvement over carpet covered wooden bunks.

Aesthetics - The high-tech look of the floatLift resembles something out of a James bond movie, and proudly displays your boat without disrupting your waterfront view.