How to dock a jet ski on a floating dock?
To dock a jet ski on a floating jet ski dock like the ShorePort, simply align your PWC with the center of the dock and slowly drive forward onto the rollers. The self-centering rollers guide your jet ski into place, lifting it out of the water for secure storage. This drive-on design eliminates the need for winches or lifts, making docking your jet ski easy and efficient.
How does a floating jet ski dock work for launching?
A floating jet ski dock like the ShorePort allows for effortless launching with a push-off design. To launch your jet ski, simply step on, start the engine, and gently reverse off the dock. The ShorePort’s angled platform and smooth rollers allow for quick water entry—no manual lifting or complicated mechanisms required.
What is the maximum weight capacity of the ShorePort floating jet ski dock?
The ShorePort floating jet ski dock has a maximum weight capacity of up to 1,150 lbs, making it compatible with most standard personal watercraft (PWCs), including larger models like the Sea-Doo GTX or Yamaha FX series. Always check your jet ski's weight (with fuel and gear) to ensure proper compatibility.
Can I connect multiple floating jet ski docks together for more than one PWC?
Yes! ShorePort systems are modular, allowing you to connect multiple floating jet ski docks side-by-side. Whether you're storing two PWCs or building a full personal watercraft marina, ShoreMaster offers connection kits and accessories to expand your dock layout easily and securely.
Is it easy to drive a jet ski onto the floating dock?
Yes, driving a jet ski onto the ShorePort is simple—even for beginners. The platform’s centered roller system and sloped entry help guide your PWC into place with minimal effort. Just approach slowly, align the jet ski, and apply steady throttle to roll onto the dock. No lifting or tugging required.
What kind of upkeep or maintenance does the floating jet ski dock require?
Floating jet ski docks like the ShorePort are designed for low-maintenance performance. Routine care includes:
Rinsing off debris or algae buildup
Inspecting rollers and hardware seasonally
Checking connection points if part of a multi-dock system
The rotomolded polyethylene construction is UV-resistant and highly durable, making it ideal for both saltwater and freshwater environments.