Axis Wakeboard Boat Forum

Quick question. This year is the first year that my boat will actually be sitting on a lift for the year, we bought a lake house over the winter. I was wondering what you would set the bunks (width and height) where the boat rides on and also how high you set the canopy so the boat comes all the way out of the water with the tower up. Any help and pictures is appreciated!

did you get a trailer? you could measure trailer bunks to get a width idea. other then that im no help, we are not allowed to have houses on are lake

I've been making mods to my old lift station so it will fit my A20, here's a quick CAD drawing I made to help me design some stuff. Since you have an A22 this will only help you with the height, as for the bunks amsugg is right; just measure your trailer for the bunk clearance and spacing.

****USE At Your Own Risk!!! This is from my 2012 A20 @ my rivers water levels & be warned I took the measurements one night by myself with a tape measure and only measured a few key points, so they are not dead on...... Also I'm pretty sure I had a few beers when I was doing to as well. ****



If anyone wants to be super cool and verify the measurements, please let me know!

what app is that?

It's an AutoCAD PDF I opened on my iPad in an app called "good notes". I love it, awesome foe make quick sketches or notations on PDFs.

gotcha i was looking for a way to draw my sketches with straght, crisp lines

Hello~

I have a 2012 A22 and my dealer gave me the following breakdown:

When setting up a boat lift, the measurement should be taken from the middle of the bunk. The measurement is the length between bunks. The A22 should measure 33" so the bunks should be 33" apart from the middle of the bunks.

Hope this helps.

Finally finished! He is some information incase anyone needs it. The bunks are set at 15.5 from the center to the left and right on the front, and 17.5 from the center to the left and right on the rear. The bunks at set up 15" from the lower cross bar on the lift and I set the canopy at 10 feet above water level to the bottom of the canopy. Everything work great!!!