r/docks_and_piers

Making floating dock anchors

Making floating dock anchors

These work really well as floating dock anchors. Depending on the size of the tire, they weigh 160 to 220 lbs. And I can roll them to move them.

u/tippycanoo — 5 days ago

👋Welcome to r/docks_and_piers - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

Hey everyone! Its ya boy u/winstonalonian, a founding moderator of r/docks_and_piers.

Reddit says i should make this welcome post so please clap at the end thanks.

This is our new home for all things related to anything related to freestanding and floating docks and piers. We're excited to have you join us! No surprise, that negative energy doesnt fly much more than a boat does here, so if you dont have anything nice to say dont say anything at all. Hate is weight on the soul.

What to Post

Post anything that you think the community would find interesting, helpful, or inspiring. Feel free to share your thoughts, photos, or questions about anything related to docks, piers or similar marine construction in general. Also visit our fellow subreddit r/boatlifts. Thats the people over there.

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  1. Introduce yourself in the comments below.

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Thanks for being part of the very first wave (no pun intended, reddit wrote most of this). Together, let's make r/docks_and_piers amazing totes yeet.

(Slow clap)

u/winstonalonian — 5 days ago

neighbors dock is over our property line

any suggestions before our court date
pennsylvania - water is owned by state - but land is owned by a 3rd party - our deed says we have 300 ft of water front property with access to the lake - their dock permit is improperly drawn - the permit person said it was not his job to enforce property lines - we are going down 105 enforcement with depa - we can out our dock out right that property line - we also have 2 wake buoys we will be putting out - any other trial tips - we have to show their
dock is a nuisance to us

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u/thefiglord — 12 days ago

Damaged dock repair

A start up fly by night dock crew built a bunch of these on our lake then vanished as soon as stuff started to fail. Here's a great example of what inexperience can cause. There was only one weld holding the horizontal 13# i beam to the 33# vertical beam.

For the repair did a parameter weld, top and bottom, had to get in the water for that. And then added the angle brackets for over kill.

u/politemetalhead — 12 days ago