The best Roll in aluminum dock. Shorestaition

Bought this new pier from Recreational Power Sports in Edmonton and we Love it!
Assembled 100' beside our cabin and 2 guys pushed it in. Handled all the unlevel ground and bumps really well. 100% Maintenance free and I am now getting back a couple of weekends a season. This job used to take us 4-6 hours now 2-3 mins.

[@davesteigerwald4474]

Looks great. How wide?

[@mikekinsella265]

48" wide deck on top with wheels it's about 72" wide in the water. Very stable.

[@davesteigerwald4474]

Thanks Mike. Looking to put in a rolling frame at our lake but topped with a Trex-type decking

[@paulanderson3898]

Great idea. Did you make the tracks for the wheels?

[@mikekinsella265]

The tracks in this video we mad out of left over lumber. We are building metal ones that don't float and will work better long term now.

[@paulanderson3898]

Mike Kinsella It looks like it was just plywood and 2x4s? Thanks Paul

[@mikekinsella265]

@@paulanderson3898 We used 2x8 with 2x4 on the edges for strength and to keep the wheels on track.

[@TinyIslandMaine]

How hard was taking it out? Could you do it by hand or did you need a truck / winch ?

[@mikekinsella265]

We probably could of taken it out by hand but we bought the kitch kit for it and just hooked onto to the SUV and walked it out. Worked like a charm!

[@TinyIslandMaine]

Mike Kinsella thanks and nice work.

[@tpfindlay7189]

I think it would be better with needed helpers, to be pulling it into the water rather than pushing ...better rate of speed and control and will generally remain inline