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finlander
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roller dock...

Post by finlander »

Can anyone point me in the direction of a Michigan manufacturer of a dock on wheels? Saw several last visit to Thorn, but that was a while ago. EZ-Dock? has gone out of business. Last time to the GRR spring show there was a company in central lower peninsula. My internet searching has come up empty. Thanks.
Hamilton Reef
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Post by Hamilton Reef »

There is also the homemade option. If you only need a short dock you can pick up an old pontoon trailer and modify into a seasonal dock.
finlander
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Bought a book from Amazon that covers most angles for docks. Permanent, floating, removeable ones. Mona Lake is going down and we need one tha will reach far out, 24 feet at least. We are all getting older and our backs dont want to work anymore. ( right Mike?) I'd love a floater, but they are tough to remove. We dont want to pay the bill to run a bubbler or agitator all winter. Spring breakup has sent slabs towards the peninsula that have upended floating docks and have bent pipes imbedded well into the muck below. A wheeled dock I could pull out with the truck long after my cousins have retreated to Arizona.
TWilliams
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Post by TWilliams »

Try the Feighner Company out of Charlotte. The website is www.feighner.com, they have rolling docks.

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Post by Deadduck1 »

Give West Michigan Marine a try. They are over by the G R Ford airport.
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