Why YOU Should Get a Firstmate Boat Lift Remote Control!

By MSW -
If you own a boat lift, there is no better product to have than a boat lift remote control system! As a boat owner, there are many advantages of investing in a boat lift remote control and we're sure it will be your favorite purchase of all time. Firstmate Controls has the best electronic marine equipment in the Midwest. In this week’s blog, we will give you reasons to own Firstmate products for your boat lift needs, and how it can make your boating experience so much easier and safer! 


Save Money by Reducing Dock Expenses


Boat lifts definitely pay for themselves over time by increasing the value of your boat. Not only will you increase the value of your boat, you will also reduce the maintenance costs of your boat lift, dock, and boat repairs by having a Firstmate Control system. The truth is owning a boat, dock, and lift can be very expensive over time. Wouldn’t it be worth it to reduce those costs by installing the best boat lift control system on your dock? By owning a Firstmate Control boat lift remote control you will make docking and launching your boat much easier and your lift will be prone to have less damage.

Quick and Easy Launch


The Firstmate Boat Lift Remote allows you to quickly and easily get on and off the water without the headache of getting off and on the boat to lower and raise your lift. With a push of a button, the Firstmate Boat Lift Remote Control takes all the work out of docking and launching your boat. 


Simple and Safe Docking


Steps to Docking the Boat WITHOUT Firstmate: 
  1. Pull up close to the dock without hitting it
  2. Tie up on the side of the dock 
  3. Climb out without falling into the water
  4. Lower the lift 
  5. Stand there and wait for it to get all the way down
  6. Climb back into the boat 
  7. Untie the boat
  8. Navigate into the slip
  9. Jump out of the rocking boat 
  10. Raise the lift while also trying to keep the boat steady
  11. Climb out of the raised boat 
  12. Turn off the lift when it's all the way up
Steps to Docking WITH Firstmate: 
  1. Press the remote button to lower the lift to DOWN
  2. Drive into the slip
  3. Press the remote button to raise the boat on the lift to the BOARD position
  4. Safely walk off the boat
  5. Press the button to raise the lift to UP
The Firstmate system will automatically set your boat to one of the three levels: Up, Board, and Down. When your boat reached the level you choose, the system shuts off automatically. That means you don't have to get in and out of the boat over and over - or send a passenger to jump onto the dock - to get it to the right level. 

Best Boat Lift Remote Control


You want owning a boat to be a safe and positive experience for the whole family. By owning a Firstmate Lift Remote Control you will take the prep work out of lower and lifting your boat and give you more time out on the water, making memories with your friends and family. Visit our website or give us a call to get your boat lift remote control ordered and installed before the next boating season.


Boat Lift Controls You Can Count On!

Firstmate Controls 
410 Century Business Drive
Labadie, MO 63055

Phone: (866) 570-9707


Location: Osage Beach, MO, USA

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