replying to noname87, Kevin wrote: I have the exact same issue. Lost two or three old styrofoam floats in a storm. Bought dock floats in the dimensions I need. Have been wrestling with how to raise/submerge to get the floats under. I don't have an answer yet.
replying to Phil, BLF wrote: How did you get them under?
replying to noname87, Buddy wrote: I would call a pro because I do it for a living but if you want to you need to come along the dock at the pole nearest it and then bring the new float in it's notvthzt difficult ...hope you get it
If you have air you could fill the drum with water, hold it under the dock, position it so the open bung is on the bottom and blow air in it until as much water comes out as you can get. You could put some kind of block on top of the drum to tilt the bung end down to get more water out, then pull the block out after you put the plug in. If you are a fanatic about getting it all, drill and tap 1/4NPT holes in the side. Position that side down. Put an air chuck in one and leave the other open. When it starts blowing bubbles plug that one, then remove the air chuck and plug the other.
replying to Buddy, Tom wrote: I don't understand Buddy's comment to come along the dock at the pole nearest it. What do you do then to get the float under the floating dock . Winch up one corner of the floating dock using the pole as attachment point for winch?
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