Patent classifications
B63C1/06
BOAT LIFT
A boat lift has one or more pumps that evacuate water from a first flotation tank construct and a second flotation tank construct to create flotation of the boat lift. Modular boat lifts may be constructed according to the invention that have substantial size but are transportable by truck for construction on site.
BOAT LIFT
A boat lift has one or more pumps that evacuate water from a first flotation tank construct and a second flotation tank construct to create flotation of the boat lift. Modular boat lifts may be constructed according to the invention that have substantial size but are transportable by truck for construction on site.
Boat lift
A boat lift has a transverse flotation tank that joins a first flotation tank construct and a second flotation tank construct. The transverse flotation tank has one or more pumps that evacuate water from the first flotation tank construct, the second flotation tank construct and the transverse flotation tank and create flotation of the boat lift. Modular boat lifts may be constructed according to the invention that have substantial size but are transportable by truck for construction on site.
Boat lift
A boat lift has a transverse flotation tank that joins a first flotation tank construct and a second flotation tank construct. The transverse flotation tank has one or more pumps that evacuate water from the first flotation tank construct, the second flotation tank construct and the transverse flotation tank and create flotation of the boat lift. Modular boat lifts may be constructed according to the invention that have substantial size but are transportable by truck for construction on site.
BOAT LIFT SYSTEMS AND METHODS
The present invention relates to improved lifts and lift systems, as well as the associated methods of use, for raising and lowering watercraft into and out of water.
BOAT LIFT SYSTEMS AND METHODS
The present invention relates to improved lifts and lift systems, as well as the associated methods of use, for raising and lowering watercraft into and out of water.
DEVICE FOR COUPLING TWO BOATS
A device for rapidly remotely coupling together two vessels, in particular a first ship or floating support and a second ship, comprises: at least one floating and docking structure fastened to or suitable for being releasably fastened to the side and/or the keel of the hull of a second vessel; and at least two actuators spaced in succession from one another in the longitudinal direction of the first vessel. The actuator cylinder of each the actuator is arranged to be fastened to the side of the hull of the first vessel, using a first fastener and pivot hinge device. The end of the rod of each actuator is arranged to be fastened to or suitable for being fastened to the floating and docking structure via a second fastener and pivot hinge device.
DEVICE FOR COUPLING TWO BOATS
A device for rapidly remotely coupling together two vessels, in particular a first ship or floating support and a second ship, comprises: at least one floating and docking structure fastened to or suitable for being releasably fastened to the side and/or the keel of the hull of a second vessel; and at least two actuators spaced in succession from one another in the longitudinal direction of the first vessel. The actuator cylinder of each the actuator is arranged to be fastened to the side of the hull of the first vessel, using a first fastener and pivot hinge device. The end of the rod of each actuator is arranged to be fastened to or suitable for being fastened to the floating and docking structure via a second fastener and pivot hinge device.
Boat lift
A floating boat lift having flotation tanks positioned under sides of a frame of the boat lift and a transverse flotation tank that communicates with the flotation tanks. Water flow is regulated so that tanks fill from near the center of the boat lift. Water is accepted into or pumped from the flotation tanks, allowing the frame of the boat lift to fall or rise relative to the surface of the water.
Boat lift
A floating boat lift having flotation tanks positioned under sides of a frame of the boat lift and a transverse flotation tank that communicates with the flotation tanks. Water flow is regulated so that tanks fill from near the center of the boat lift. Water is accepted into or pumped from the flotation tanks, allowing the frame of the boat lift to fall or rise relative to the surface of the water.