2007 210 Underwater Clearance Dimensions - Boat Lift

[LKN210]

After much searching and not being able to find a clear answer, I figure I'll ask:

Boat is going on a new-to-me floating (hydrohoist-type with square chamber) lift and I want to make sure I have plenty of clearance since I know the previous owner did NOT have an inboard on it. The two dimensions I'm concerned with:

1) how far apart do the bunks need to be for the boat to sit best?

2) how much vertical clearance do I need to clear the fins, prop, rudder.


Thanks! And this afternoon I'll go take some measurements and pics of the way the lift is set up right now. I'd measure my boat if it wasn't a couple hours away right now.

[LKN210]

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Any advice is much appreciated. I'm still going to measure and do what makes since based on the measurements, but any tribal knowledge would be a big help in the planning process.

[Miljack]

I'll get some measurements of my lift, not a hydrohoist, but, my old Pro Air fit on it, my buddy's '08 210 fit, and now my 230 fit on it. On a Hydrohoist, the fins will be in the center of the two tanks, don't think there are any other clearance issues on that lift. Did you get a pic of your new lift?
Also worth giving a call to the HH dealer in Charlotte/LKN, they will be able to provide the width of the bunks for you...

[GCSuper]

My 210 sits on a HH lift. It's a shallow water ( rectangle tanks ) 5 K lb model. The prop/rudder stay aft of the back support piece and in between the two tanks. The bunks are approx 16 to 18 inches above the tanks and angled. Higher in front.