Hey all - I have an older 3000 lb capacity cantilever style boat lift from Naylor Systems (A canadian brand based out of Lindsay, ON). This beast was already tough to move - but two years ago a canopy was added to it - and now even with four people, it is terrible. I have seen some of the wheels that can be attached to lifts, but once this thing is in the water, I will not be able to mess with bolts etc under the water. I was hoping for some kind of retractable wheels I could install (something akin to the 'third' wheel on a trailer that you winch up and down when needed). That way I could winch the wheels down, move the lift into position, and then winch them back up allowing the built in feet to rest on the ground. And when taking it out, I could even hook it up to my truck to drag out at the end of the year. Any thoughts or ideas? They are all greatly appreciated! Picture included is of the actual lift - a bit far away - but shows enough of the structure around the legs to be relevant.

Does anyone know how to get curves like in this pergola video. The beam is curved and the decorative back has a curve. Is there a technique or special method to be able to do something like this? Any advice would be much appreciated! [url]https://youtu.be/ur2NXvi6PLo[/url]