Drive-on floating dock

[JonL]

Is anyone utilizing a floating drive-on dock for their Tige? We are considering one but have not seen one in use for an inboard. Don't want to commit to that amount of cash without a lot more comfort that it works as well for inboards as for other boats as the setup is quite a bit different. Jet Dock is the one we are looking at as it is the only one I have found that offers one for wakeboard boats with the keep scags.

[highrock]

Someone asked this on Planetnautique a few weeks ago. I dont think it would be a good idea. It seems like with all the running gear (Tracking fins, shaft, prop, rudder, intakes, paddle wheel, etc.) thats under an inboard a drive on would not work. I can fully understand why they work so well for jetski's that have nothing under them.

[Jason B]

Call the company. Ask directly.

[yllw20]

I thought there was an inflatable airbag type one for inboards out there?

[OldeBoy]

To yllw20's point.

I just got my Tige last week. However I have used AirDock for my Moomba Boomerang for the past two years. It works fine. Just make sure you specify that you are using it on an inboard.
www.airdock.com

[chpthril]

I could see the tracking fins acting like fish hook barbs

[OldeBoy]

No it works fine. My old Boomerang has tracking fins. there is a very heavy rubber matt that is not shown that is used if you have an inboard.

BTW
I do not sell or personally know anyone who sells this product.

[JonL]

I saw the Airdock and that they advertised for inboards but wondered if it really did work. Thanks for the information. Also the thread on the other site was a help as well. You know that claims are made but how well they really work is the key. That is where this kind of input is so valuable. Thanks to all. BTW Jet Dock sent me several photos of docks installed for inboard wakeboard boats, so there are choices out there.