What Does It Take To Make For A More Accessible Dock?

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Happy Spring everyone! The weather is just beautiful, isn't it? Boating season will be here before you know it. With that in mind, have you thought about how to make your dock more accessible before the season starts? When we say more accessible, what do we mean? Make your dock work for YOU! Change your Mind – Change your Dock – Change your Accessories. Bring BRACKET BUDDY to your dock. Keep reading this week's blog for a few BRACKET BUDDY suggestions to add to your dock this year. If you end up having any questions on any of these dock accessories, please give our our boat lift remote company a call today. Firstmate Controls can be reached at 866-570-9707.

Photo Credit: Fun Lake MO


What Does It Take To Make For A More Accessible Dock?


Standard Remote

Features:

  • Emergency Handles
  • Remote Controlled
  • Safety Valve Drivers

Available:

  • 1 Valve 
  • 2-Valve 
  • 3-Valve (3 Tank Lift)
  • 4-Valve (4 Tank Lift)

Colors Available:

  • White with Blue Lid
  • White with Black Lid (Opaque)
  • White with Gray Lid
  • White with Yellow Lid




BRACKET BUDDY 4 - ROD HOLDER

Neatly store up to 4 Rod and Reel combos without any tangling.

  • Upright, Secure Design - no more sideways leaning
  • Great Storage for Fishing Poles, Fishing Nets, Brooms, & Boat Hooks


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BRACKET BUDDY KAYAK STORAGE MOUNT

Secure storage for Kayaks / Canoes.

Save valuable walkway space & reduce clutter.

Available Sizes:

  • Small –  1 man - up to 125 lbs.
  • Large –  up to 150 lbs.
  • Has additional 7 inches of Storage for Larger; Two-Man; or Sit-on- Top Kayaks


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BRACKET BUDDY 360° TILT FAN KIT

Keep your Outdoor Space Cool - All Year Long

  • Includes 18" Fan with Arm Bracket
  • Outdoor UL507 Certified
  • Full Rotation Tilt 
  • Misting Kit Optional 
  • 25' Extension with Shut-Off Valve Optional


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BRACKET BUDDY TV MOUNT KIT

Entertainment has no boundaries

Make it a reality & Bring it Outside

  • Swivel / Tilt Design
  • Universal mount fits most TV VESA patterns up to 200/200
  • Mounting capacity: 17 – 44” or max. 35 lbs.


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Start Making Your Dock Work For You Today!


Get out on the water FASTER with a new boat lift remote unit from Firstmate Controls. You spend all this time and money on your boat so don't waste another minute taking TOO LONG to get out on the water due to lift issues. Firstmate Controls is here for you! Don't stop there! Your dock should work for you! You should have all the accessories you need to what you want to be able to do on your dock. Do you fish? Do you love to kayak? Do you ever just feel like relaxing on your dock and watching some TV? All of these things are possible with BRACKET BUDDY. To learn more, please visit our website at www.FirstmateControls.com and select the BRACKET BUDDY tab. If you end up having any questions, please give us a call today at the number listed below.


Boat Lift Controls You Can Count On!

Firstmate Controls 
410 Century Business Drive
Labadie, MO 63055

Phone: (866) 570-9707



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Location: Labadie, MO 63055, USA

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