Where boarding from a tender boat and lifting the tender boat with crane installation has been unsteady and difficult in the past, this has been a common problem up to now. You now have a choice. The Bär Marinelift SliderBoat offers pure yachting delight! The innovative solution for tender boat recovery and boarders provides more fun in using the yacht.

The tender boat drives back to the yacht. The driver lowers the Bär Marinelift SliderBoat platform including the tender carriage and opens the garage door. All functions are operated by a radio remote control. The tender boat drives on the platform, during the lifting process, it is automatically positioned on to the tender boat carriage. The platform lifts into the docking position on the yacht where it is locked. The passenger’s may board comfortably, safely and with dry feet.

The user unlocks the tender boat carriage with a foot catch operation to enable the user to push the tender boat on the carriage by hand into the garage. There the carriage locks automatically. The garage door may also be closed by the radio remote control.

The lowing of the tender boat into the water is just as easy as the above operation in reverse order. The use of the Bär Marinelift SliderBoat as a boarders lift is also possible so instead of climbing ladders or trying to swim aboard, just swim onto the Bär Marinelift SliderBoat platform and board the boat with ease.

With the load moment of 12 kNm (capacity of 1200 kg at 1000 mm load distance) there are further recovery possibilities for example a double recovery of a tender boat and a jet ski is conceivable.

The standard Bär safety features such as the Start-and Safety-button of the radio remote control are also included in the Bär Marinelift SliderBoat.

The Bär Marinelift SliderBoat may be fitted to yachts upwards of 42 ft/13 m with or without boat garage, that have no deck surface or small deck surface behind the stern.

The Bär Marinelift SliderBoat will be presented on the METS in Amsterdam (17.-19.11.09) or on the Nautic Boarding website: www.nauticboarding.com.