Direct Drive Motor Accessories & Add-Ons

Accessories and add-ons for Lake Lifter direct drive boat lift motors and winch box motors: replacement control boxes in AC and DC with manual, wireless or Bluetooth control, pendant switches, extension wire, key fobs, motor keys, a battery cable with 80A fuse and an all-season nylon cover. Control boxes are drop-in swaps that match existing mounting and wiring. Blue Ridge Boat Docks, a Marion, IL dock builder, services lift motors around the Midwest.

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Direct Drive Motor Accessories & Add-Ons

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Accessories and add-ons for Lake Lifter direct drive boat lift motors and winch box motors: replacement control boxes in AC and DC with manual, wireless or Bluetooth control, pendant switches, extension wire, key fobs, motor keys, a battery cable with 80A fuse and an all-season nylon cover. Control boxes are drop-in swaps that match existing mounting and wiring. Blue Ridge Boat Docks, a Marion, IL dock builder, services lift motors around the Midwest.

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Direct Drive Motor Accessories & Add-Ons FAQ

How do I pick a replacement Lake Lifter control box?

Match the box to the motor's power type (AC or DC), its control style (manual, wireless or Bluetooth) and whether it is a direct drive motor or a winch box motor. Lake Lifter designs these boxes as drop-in swaps that match the existing mounting and wiring.

Can I add a pendant switch to my direct drive motor?

Yes, on manual motors. Lake Lifter offers a pendant switch with a 20 ft cord and a 15 ft pendant extension wire for its manual direct drive motors. Wireless models use key fobs instead, and replacement fobs for direct drives are sold here as well.

What does the nylon cover do?

The Lake Lifter direct drive all-season nylon cover goes over the motor to shield it from weather when the lift is not in use. It is made for Lake Lifter direct drive motors. Blue Ridge Boat Docks can also check the motor during a lift service visit.

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