Blower Motor Replacement Parts
Lake Lifter blower motor replacement parts for air-displacement boat lifts: AC and 24V DC blower motors, fan guards, valve assemblies in 1 in. and 1-1/4 in. barb sizes, replacement actuators, tilt sensors, trigger switch wires, wireless controllers and power cables. Lake Lifter markets its blower motors as compatible with air lifts from all major brands. Blue Ridge Boat Docks in Marion, IL repairs and services blower lifts throughout the Midwest.
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Blower Motor Replacement Parts
Lake Lifter blower motor replacement parts for air-displacement boat lifts: AC and 24V DC blower motors, fan guards, valve assemblies in 1 in. and 1-1/4 in. barb sizes, replacement actuators, tilt sensors, trigger switch wires, wireless controllers and power cables. Lake Lifter markets its blower motors as compatible with air lifts from all major brands. Blue Ridge Boat Docks in Marion, IL repairs and services blower lifts throughout the Midwest.
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Blower Motor Replacement Parts FAQ
Does a Lake Lifter replacement blower motor include a controller?
No. Lake Lifter sells its replacement blower motors motor-only. Controllers, trigger switches and, on AC motors, the fan guard are separate parts, and this category has each of them. Check what is still working on your lift before ordering so you get every piece you need.
What is the difference between Rev F and Rev R1 valve assemblies?
Lake Lifter makes valve assemblies in two revisions. Rev R1 parts are marked for free floating systems only, while Rev F parts serve standard systems. Both come in 1 in. and 1-1/4 in. barb sizes, so match the revision to your lift and the barb to your hose.
What do tilt sensors do on a blower lift?
Lake Lifter tilt sensors send the lift's angle to the control box so it can auto-level as the lift raises and lowers. They come with 10 ft and 25 ft cables, and the 10 ft version is listed for free floating systems. Measure the cable run before ordering.
