Boat docking apparatus that maintains boat away from shallow waters
OwnerMark Millerinventor
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The docking apparatus of the present invention is designed and configured to maintain a floating dock with a boat attached thereto within deep enough areas of a lake, river, or the like so that the boat or dock does not collide with land as it would if the water was shallow. The water level of lakes, rivers, and the like vary depending on the time of the year. A boat that is docked for an extended period of time may collide with the floor of the lake, river, or the like as the water level decreases. The docking apparatus of the present invention has a depth sensing system that senses the water depth directly underneath the floating dock and the boat. When the water depth decreases below a predetermined level, the docking apparatus of the present invention energizes an electric motor to move the floating dock and boat along a chain and away from shore onto deeper areas where the water depth is greater than the predetermined level.
A docking apparatus that is attached to a floating dock that is on a lake, river, or the like and comprising:
A docking apparatus that is attached to a floating dock comprising:
A docking apparatus that is attached to a floating dock on a lake, river, or the like comprising:
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