Here are answers to some common questions about our product. If you can't find the answer to your question here, see our frequently asked questions for ShoreStation owners.
This depends on the model number. The first 2 numbers are the capacity in hundreds of pounds.
This depends on the model number. The last 3 numbers are the inches between the posts of entry, prior to the installation of optional load guides.
Left front or right rear on aluminum and right front or left rear on steel.
Approximately 12"-14" plus the draft of the boat.
The standard hoist leg can be used in up to 4 ft. The extension leg can be used in up to 6 ft. of water. The deepwater hoist models can be used in up to 9 ft. of water.
This is strictly personal preference.
The threads of the winch drive shaft, winch cable, and drive chain.
It can be done but, but it is not cost effective.
When cables start to fray, they should be replaced.
With some guidance, they can be replaced.
Yes, by following the assembly manual.
With the hoist at capacity, it takes 40 lb. of rim pull to raise the hoist.
Some owners choose to do this in high wind areas. We do not suggest or condone this, since this might void the warranty.
Yes, it can be adjusted up or down to the corresponding numbers on both ends of the tube. This will limit the lifting height
4' sections are 50.5" x 95". 6' sections are 68.5" x 95". 8' dock sections are 92.5" x 95".
See Dock Warranty.
See Dock Warranty.
0"- 110" water depth will leave the cedar and aluminum dock out of the water at least 12".
We recommend a muck pad, which is available through your ShoreStation dealer.
The AquaStep is 30" and the ShoreSteps are 48".
The dock legs have high resistance to the wave action due to the five degree angle, which lessens the ability of waves to move the dock.
ShoreStation uses Diamond Vogel #AG8319 – "Transparent Natural Cedar."
It is ShoreStation Part #4040132.