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    Ok, I think snap davits are in my future so I'm posting two links. Could you guys tell me if this is a good price and is this all I need for installation? And, are the quick release things worth getting or a waste of money?

    Move safely between your boat and inflatable when you attach the Weaver Snap Davit System for Inflatable Boats to your swim platform and dinghy. No more holding lines tight and hoping for the best while you struggle with gear. Swim platform davit system k


    The Weaver Quick Kit for Snap Davits enables the easy release of snap davits from swim platform when not in use. Features: Receiver plates designed for easy, temporary removal of snap davit heads from swim platform when not in use Use with RB


  • #2
    They are costly for sure but any other way is kind of a pain. You will enjoy having them
    1989 Avanti 3450 Sunbridge
    twin 454's
    MV Mar-Y-Sol
    1979 Bayliner Conquest 3150 hardtop ocean express.
    Twin chevy 350's inboard
    Ben- Jamin
    spokane Washington

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    • #3
      yachtman wrote:
      They are costly for sure but any other way is kind of a pain. You will enjoy having them
      I've come to grips with that. They are a needed purchase at this point.

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      • #4
        I ordered half my snap davit stuff from defender. Actually just got my last parts, the stand offs. After tonight my damn setup will finally be complete!

        I did order glue, davits themselves (4'' extended) from weaver, other then that the other stuff came from defender, including those quick releases.

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        • #5
          I'm going to try to save some $$$$ and avoid the standoffs but I suspect the rope will look like crap to me and I'll be adding the standoffs soon enough.:livid:

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          • #6
            Gilligan wrote:
            I'm going to try to save some $$$$ and avoid the standoffs but I suspect the rope will look like crap to me and I'll be adding the standoffs soon enough.:livid:
            I dis that at first. Tying it on was a pain. When i got the standoffs it was a halaluya moment.
            1989 Avanti 3450 Sunbridge
            twin 454's
            MV Mar-Y-Sol
            1979 Bayliner Conquest 3150 hardtop ocean express.
            Twin chevy 350's inboard
            Ben- Jamin
            spokane Washington

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            • #7
              Gilligan wrote:
              And, are the quick release things worth getting or a waste of money?
              Note that Weaver has a liberal exchange policy. The davits come in different heights and lengths to accommodate different transom heights and configurations. The quick release plates can be mounted on your transom permanently and the davits themselves can be swapped out for a different size if needed.

              Just food for thought.
              Simo
              2002 2855 350MPI Bravo III on Lake Champlain -> SOLD!
              Shameless lurking on Lake Keowee with a Harris Cruiser 210 Tritoon/Mercury 150XL EFI

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              • #8
                I had ropes for about 4 days, waiting for my standoffs to come in, they are now installed. Very nice and she holds up just fine at cruise speed

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