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Old 09-09-2018, 10:13   #16
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Re: Travel lift versus dry dock for boat
I've never seen a drydock for a vessel under 80' , only travellifts and marine railways.

Drydocks are energy and capital inefficient which is why they are more used for larger vessels where other means don't work.
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