Boat Davits & Dinghy Lifts

Boat Davits & Dinghy Lifts at Fisheries Supply

Fisheries Supply offers an exceptional range of davit systems, expertly crafted by renowned manufacturers like Forespar and Weaver. These systems are designed to efficiently lift and launch dinghies, jet skis, and tenders, making them an essential addition for both sailboats and powerboats. Our inventory includes a variety of options, from sturdy fixed boat davits mounted on the transom to versatile stainless steel pivoting cradle systems that can be installed on swim platforms.

Selection and Installation

When selecting the right dinghy davit system for your boat, it is important to consider several key factors:

• Platform Depth: Ensure the davit system can be securely mounted and operated within the space available on your boat's stern platform.
• Dinghy Beam: The width of your dinghy should comfortably fit within the davit's cradle.
• Distance from Rail to Water: This measurement helps in choosing a davit with the appropriate reach to safely lower your dinghy into the water.

Our davit systems are not only functional but also crafted from corrosion-resistant materials for longevity and reliability. To complement your davit system, Fisheries Supply also provides all necessary davit accessories, including stand-offs, pads, and chocks for a customized and secure installation.

Why Choose Fisheries Supply?

• Expertise: Our representatives are knowlegeable in all aspects of davit systems and are ready to assist you in finding the perfect system for you.
• Quality and Durability: We prioritize quality in our dinghy davits for sale, offering products that are proven.
• Comprehensive Range: From dinghy davits to complete boat davit setups, our selection covers everything you need for the installation.

When buying boat davits and dinghy lifts, you can consider things like:
Weight: Weight is important when planning a davit-hanging system, as selecting davit arms rated for a maximum of 300 pounds doesn't mean it's safe to carry a 600-pound dinghy.
Research: Finding the best system may take some research, but there are solutions to fit every boat.
Transom inspection: If the boat has previously been used to carry a heavy dinghy, inspect the transom areas where the davits are mounted for deformation in the transom's skin.