ShoreMaster 3,000 lb Capacity DVS Vertical Boat Lift

ShoreMaster 3,000 lb DVS Vertical Boat Lift

The ShoreMaster 3,000 lb DVS Vertical Boat Lift gives waterfront owners the strength, stability, and generous lifting range of ShoreMaster's Double V-Side vertical lift in two width options. Choose the 3009 with a 108" inside width or the wider 3010 with a 120" inside width to better fit your boat.

Both models are rated for boats with a fully loaded weight up to 3,000 lbs. and provide an impressive 66" of vertical lift travel. Precision-welded aluminum construction, ShoreMaster's Double V-Side design, and the included 141 Whisper Winch create a durable, configurable lift system built for everyday waterfront use.

3009 or 3010: Which Width Do You Need?

Both lifts offer the same 3,000 lb capacity and 66" lift travel. The primary difference is the amount of clearance between the lift sides.

Tip: Check your boat's beam and allow appropriate clearance when choosing your lift width. If you're unsure which model fits your boat, Boat Lift Warehouse can help confirm the right setup.

Important: Complete Your Lift Setup

The 3009 and 3010 DVS lift frames are sold without an operating wheel or boat support system. Use the Build Your 3,000 lb DVS Lift tool on this page to select your lift width and add the wheel, lift-leg upgrades, bunks, pontoon components, and deep-water bracing appropriate for your setup.

3,000 lb DVS at a Glance

Built for Changing Water Conditions

ShoreMaster's DVS vertical lift provides 66" of vertical rack travel, giving you a substantial range of movement for waterfronts where water depth may change throughout the boating season.

The Double V-Side design also keeps the sides of the lift more open, helping make access to your boat easier while maintaining a strong, stable lift frame.

Precision-Welded Aluminum Construction

ShoreMaster vertical lifts are built with welded aluminum construction designed for strength, stability, and long-term waterfront use. Welded frame sections reduce the number of frame connections that need to be assembled and maintained compared with many traditional bolt-together designs.

The aluminum construction also keeps the frame lighter than comparable steel systems while providing the corrosion resistance expected from waterfront equipment.

141 Whisper Winch Included

Both the 3009 and 3010 use ShoreMaster's 141 Whisper Winch for smooth manual lift operation.

The operating wheel is selected separately from the base lift frame. When you use the package builder on this page, the compatible Large Blue Wheel with Spinner Knob is automatically added to your lift package.

Key Features

• 3,000 lb. rated capacity
• Choice of 108" or 120" inside width
• 66" of vertical lift travel
• Precision-welded aluminum frame construction
• Double V-Side vertical lift design
• 141 Whisper Winch included
• 36" standard lift legs
• Configurable for compatible V-hull, pontoon, and tri-toon applications
• Multiple bunk, guide, leg, and boat-support options available
• Compatible with ShoreMaster canopy systems

Build the Lift Around Your Boat

Boat lifts aren't one-size-fits-all. Your boat style, beam, water depth, lake bottom, and preferred support system all affect the final configuration.

Available setup options include:

• Operating wheel
• Longer C-5, C-7, or C-9 lift legs
• Deep-water bracing
• Carpeted or aluminum/vinyl full-length bunks
• Pontoon rail systems
• Tri-toon center support
• Boat guides and positioning accessories
• ShoreMaster canopy systems

Specifications

Make Sure 3,000 lbs. Is the Right Capacity

Boat lift capacity should be based on the fully loaded weight of your boat, not simply its published dry weight.

Include the weight of fuel, batteries, engine, gear, accessories, and other equipment that will remain aboard while the boat is stored on the lift. The total supported weight should remain within the lift's 3,000 lb. rated capacity.

Boat beam, hull style, water depth, bottom conditions, and support configuration should also be considered when choosing between the 3009 and 3010 and building your complete lift package.

Installing in Deeper Water?

Longer lift legs are available for deeper-water installations. ShoreMaster specifies that deep-water braces are required when 5' or more of the leg post is exposed. Consider your actual installed water depth and exposed leg length when configuring your lift.

Assembly & Installation

ShoreMaster's 3,000 lb DVS lifts use separate frame, rack, cable, pulley, leg, brace, and winch components that must be properly assembled, leveled, and adjusted before use.

Review ShoreMaster's instructions before installation and follow the manufacturer's procedures for frame assembly, winch installation, cable routing, rack setup, leveling, and final adjustment.

View ShoreMaster Instructions

Not Sure Which 3,000 lb DVS Setup Is Right?

Choosing the frame is only part of the equation. Your boat dimensions, water depth, bottom conditions, and boat-support system all affect the final configuration.

Contact Boat Lift Warehouse and we'll help you choose between the 3009 and 3010 and determine the right legs, bunks, pontoon components, and accessories for your waterfront.