travel-lift / hoist in Pacific Northwest

[Hayden Watson]

Is there a list of locations that have travel-lift / hoists in Pacific Northwest?

 

[jssailem]

@Hayden Watson
I had Port of Everett lift my boat, clean it, set it in the yard to be repaired/painted and then the Port returned it to the water with their lift.

All went well.

 

[jssailem]

There are other sites, in Seattle near Ballard, and I am sure there is a lift in Anacortes.

 

[Ken Cross]

Where in this area do you want to locate a lift? There are lots of them. Are you looking to do the work yourself or hire it done? I suspect there is a wide range of prices as well.
Ken

 

[LeslieTroyer]

Here is a list of marinas in the area with amenities. As @Ken Cross said it’s hard to motor more than an hour without passing a travel lift.

http://www.boatmanager.com/marina-listing.html
Les

 

[Mark Maulden]

There are other sites, in Seattle near Ballard, and I am sure there is a lift in Anacortes.

Several in Anacortes

 

[nightowle]

Canal Boat Yard on the ship canal in Ballard (Seattle), if you want to work on the boat yourself.

 

[Hayden Watson]

Thanks All. I found a couple of options that will work for me. I was hoping to find a list that listed all of them. I looked on the 48north web site because I thought they might have something like that but didn't see anything.

 

[jssailem]

@Hayden Watson one source for such info is the Waggoner’s Guide. You have to decide how far you want to go from your home port, but they give destination resources such as Travelift’s and capacities in the write up. Just a thought.

 

[Hayden Watson]

Thanks. I have a Waggoner's on the boat. I was able to find what I needed from these posts but there was that one time during a cruise, when I thought I was going to need an emergency haulout and it would be a nice thing to look up.

 

[jssailem]

There is nothing better to have a plan and not to need it.