Houseboat Dinghy Davits?
by Mike
(Michigan)
Looks like a great davit system for houseboats.
I would like to transport our dinghy behind our houseboat, and on the attached photo, I saw this particular method of putting a dinghy on the back of the house boat that looked very good. Does anybody know where they might have bought them?
I guess the dinghy would be stable for cruising and docking, yet be easy enough to lower into the water. I preferably don't want to take the outboard on/off since the motor weighs @ 80lbs and it's not easy.
I have seen those davits that look like two inverted "L" arms protruding off the back of the stern, but on our houseboat the stern has been extended and I don't think we could easily mount them without a major installation.
We love our dinghy, but it's always a hassle towing it.
Any suggestions are welcomed.
Reply - Answer
Well Mike, welcome to the forums, and glad that you showed us that interesting looking dinghy davit. I don't actually know where it comes from, but it looks like it would be easy to make (duplicate) if someone is handy with some tools.
Lastly, hopefully some of our readers and visitors will share and post comments about their related houseboat experiences and tips.
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Thanks again for sharing, IAN from all-about-houseboats
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