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Installing a Dock Anchor Post
Watch as we demonstrate how to use and install Dock Anchor Posts. You can use Anchor Posts to make sure your dock holds it's position when a boat is tugging on it.
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Cayuga Lake Tip In Dock Install
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Start to finish Cottage Style Tip In Dock installation. www.BMP-Inc.com
Floating Dock Pile Binding
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In this video I talk about the importance of having proper clearance between your dock piling and dock sleeve to prevent binding when the floating docks go up and down with water fluctuations. www.bmp-inc.com
Lakeside Dock Delivery
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Ride along as I do 4 dock deliveries on an early May afternoon in the Finger Lakes of New York. www.bmp-inc.com
New Dock Site Visit - What to Look For
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Tag along as I do a customer site visit and discuss how to pull all the measurements you need for a new dock right off of the old dock. www.bmp-inc.com
Tip In Dock System
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www.bmp-inc.com Using our tip in dock system, a single user can install and remove their dock seasonally all by themselves. With a wide range of accessories to choose from and the most affordable pricing in the industry, Bestmade Tip In Docks are a great solution to a nagging problem.
Online Boat Dock Design Tool - How to use it
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www.bmp-inc.com In this video I walk you through how to use our online Easy Dock Builder App software. You can design and price out your own unique dock system right on the website from the comfort of your own home.
Top 3 Tips When Purchasing a New Boat Dock
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In this video I describe in detail the most important things to consider when buying a new aluminum dock.
Dock Decking Options - Which one is the BEST?
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www.bmp-inc.com When it comes to dock decking there are a ton of great choices. At Bestmade Docks we offer a handful of options to fit every need.
Removable Dock Decking Panels
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www.bmp-inc.com It's madness to have your dock decking permanently screwed to your dock frames! If the deck panels are removable they are so much easier to handle. Our aluminum docks have deck panels that come out to lighten the load.
How to fix a wobbly boat dock with cross braces
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www.bmp-inc.com Watch the video to discover the truth about what makes a boat dock unstable and wobbly and the secret on how to fix it. It's all in the legs!
Dock Removal Timelapse - 20 Sections of Dock in an Hour!
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Joe and Erik from Bestmade Docks removing 20 sections of dock in about an hour. It was a super windy day on Owasco Lake in the Finger Lakes region of NY, but we were dry and warm because we didn't have to get in the water to take the docks out. Stacked the frames neatly on shore and wrapped the decking so everything would be ready to go back in in the spring. Check out our easy to remove alumin...
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is this for lakes or also ocean? i have s lot on the intercostal in south jersey. gets pretty rough during storms
I have seen that they can raise a docks roof by putting new pillings that are taller and not cut Is that doable ?
Do you guys have a phone number that I can call and ask you a question
So fine in a sandy bottom situation, What about a stone bottom?
Hi Mark. The lake where I did this demo is a mix of sand/silt/rocks/clay. Sand is obviously easiest, but we send these to customers all over the place and it's been years since we've had one come back that wouldn't go down. Obviously golf ball size rocks are a no go, but you'd be surprised the stuff they'll spin down into. That being said, yes, there are scenarios where they won't work.
....just installed a BMD (ramp and 4-6 by 8 foot sections forming a T ) at Lake Muskoday in Roscoe, NY....The first time was a little work because the 6x8 foot sections were a little heavier than the 4x8 foot sections would be....plus the water depth was not consistent at each pole....it was a 2 person operation the first time out....we also ordered the PVC decking material which, as Joe said in his other videos is the heaviest decking material....with all this said...this is one GREATLY ENGINEERED DOCK.....PARTS WERE EASILY PUT TOGETHER....Joe basically thought of everything...I am sure that the removal of the dock in the late fall and reinstallation next spring will be a snap now that each poll is set up.....the company is great and easy to work with...from Jim the driver who delivered the dock, to Sam who handled making sure I was happy to of course Joe who made sure I would have everything I needed and ultimately reviewed and signed off on the design.....we love our dock.....100% a top notch company who makes sure it's customers are happy....The Romano's highly recommend this dock and company....I would be happy to talk to anyone who is on the fence about whether this dock is for them....Joe, feel free to provide my email contact information if someone wants to speak to me.....thanks again for a great product!
Would never work for me unfortunately, as I'm on a tidal river that goes +/- 4' in a day.
You're correct but we have a very nice floating dock as well!
Seems like it should ask more questions about the type of river or lake, flow rates, seasonal elevation depth changes etc, then recommend different types of docks with pros and cons of each suggested type. THEN add your ladders etc. It should include seasonal docs and how to use them as well as permanent solutions.
Hard to hear you in this video
What program are you using?
Where's the part where you show how easy it is to put in and take out?
inner locking system SUCKS...super frustrating to connect.
No, very easy. You must be trying to go from the top instead of sliding together.
What areas do u service/manufacturer for?
We manufacture in the Finger Lakes area of NY but regularly deliver from Wisconsin to Maine.
@@josephmchale9687 I'm in west central Minnesota. I love networking. And would like to put u in my back pocket , if that's something your ok with?
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I can attest to the fantastic people and the product!!! I ordered my dock 2 years ago and couldn't be happier and just this fall received another section I ordered with some accessories. West Branch Michigan thanks you!!
Thanks for the kind words, Tom!
What clips are you using to hold them in place?
They are a proprietary clip that matches the track system. If you were making your own dock you could use carriage bolts w/ wing nuts/washers etc. I've also seen people just use zip ties.
@@josephmchale9687 Thank you for your time.
How does this work when the Mississippi river stage keeps changing?
You'd probably be looking at a floating dock in that application where cross braces are not used.
Aluminum is the best
In direct sunlight, aluminum gets painfully hot. This is basic science here Wood never gets hot .
I prefer HDPE reinforced with Fiberglass for this application.
What a great idea! Really appreciate how easy that looks. Do you only go direct or do you have dealers?
How do you connect the docks and how do you know it's level? thanks
Do you have to take it out in the fall or can you just leave thru the winter season?
In the north if you have ice you likely still need to take it out. The only real way to get around taking docks out are pile driven structures and even those can get damaged in some scenarios.
Sure and thank you.
Absolutely!
Do you ship to Florida?
pay no attention to the man behind the curtain lol. What happens in 8 ft of water with a boulder strewn bottom? In the video there isn't even enough water to pull your boat up to this dock. I'd also like to see a 70 year old retired couple put these docks in say 6 ft of water. Having dealt with tourists my entire life every summer for 61 years I can say for a fact that new new Yorkers are not honorable people in fact most are as depraved as slick Rick here. If you have a sandy bottom and a foot of water these might work but extremely marginal at best.
We're cutting in to Chip's business since 70 year olds are now installing their own docks. That's why he has time on a Saturday morning during dock install season to hop online and troll a company he has never purchased from.
Well I was kind of wondering how do you adjust the legs before you put the dock in and what about all the muck on the bottom of a river before you get to something solid 🤔. The legs don't look that long to me
Please dont waste your money on this crap. Pure snake oil. It might look good on the video but not in the real world and that's 45 years of experience talking. Its good for a laugh 🤣🤣🤣
Pay no attention to Chip Foster, folks. He's just a run-of-the-mill internet troll so sad with his life he had to send me an unsolicited email to tell me the same thing he wrote here. Chip Foster must be right and my 1000s of happy customers wrong. Chip Foster has never purchased anything from me.
Where do you buy this?
Link is in the description.
We are tidal in Maine so the dock can’t be fixed. It rests in the mud and rises as the tide comes in. Would Surestep work in the ocean?
I have a 7 foot deep pool (about half of the 40 feet wide), I do want to spend money to have fill in and redo the plaster. Could I install your aluminum dock system with a flip up and give the pool cleaning to do their job. tnx Ed
Joe My Floating dock I bought from ya is working great! Those things look like they would work on mine too! Giving me some ideas especially with the ease of attaching anything to the side rails on the dock. Keep up the Great work and Have a Blessed Christmas and New Year!
This is simply put, a great product. I bought a dock system from BMP last year and expanded it this year. It works just as the video demonstrates. I was the first one with a dock in the water this season and the last one to have to take it out because of the functionality of this tip-in system.
This looks like it
Do these stanchions need to be driven into the lakebed or do they just sit there? If they are driven in, does that happen via just a pile driver or sledge hammer, or is there another way you recommend?