Dock-side cradle
OwnerRichard A Holmesinventor
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A dock-side cradle for providing a safe point of entry into and out of a personal watercraft such as a canoe or kayak launching and landing same. The cradle is trough-shaped and is open at each end, with a slight slope from one end to the other. Preferably the trough is defined by a plurality of support arms in spaced separation from one another which are connected to a pair of guiding elements. The cradle is adapted to be hingedly connected to a dock so that it can be positioned in the water for use, or rotated up onto the dock when not in use. The cradle is equipped with handrails connecting to the support arms and the support arms themselves may be extendable in order to accommodate varying water levels in relation to the dock. The cradle may be sold as a kit.
A dock-side cradle for connecting to a dock and supporting a personal watercraft during entry and exit comprising:
A dock-side cradle for connecting to a dock and supporting a personal watercraft during entry and exit comprising:
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