Mooring Arms
These are Safe Harbor Mooring Arms (compare with Dock Edge Mooring Arms)
Moor your craft the safe, secure, fast and convenient way;
The trailerable boat alternative to mooring whips.
Secure your boat or pwc using
Safe Harbor Marine's Mooring Arms

We provide safe and secure mooring options that alleviate the chances of vessel damage through conventional mooring

Instead of expensive mooring whips why not consider mooring arms for most trailerable boats including PWCs. Mooring Arms are rigid so unlike mooring whips that flex the boat remains at a relatively fixed position from the dock.

Casting off and mooring up are quick, easy and secure and the dock hardware in each Mooring Arm kit is easy to install for various styles of boats and personal water craft.

We carry models to support crafts of varying sizes and styles and our Mooring Arms come with Safe Harbor Marine's assurance of quality and performance.

Mooring Arm Models Available
Mooring Arms
These are Safe Harbor Mooring Arms (compare with Dock Edge Mooring Arms)

Model	Boat Size	Max. Weight	MSRP	Our Price/pair
MA060	up to 6' beam	3,000lbs	$295.00	$177.95 Special!
MA085	up to 9'  beam	6,000lbs	$395.00	$199.95 Special!
Kit Includes: 2 fiberglass mooring arm poles 4 nylon pole tips with 8 stainless steel bolts and lock nuts 2 galvanized steel base plates 2 stainless steel "U" bolts with 4 shoulder nuts and 4 lock nuts 2 galvanized steel cleats with 4 leg bolts 2 Snap Lines - Stainless steel spring-gate snap braded on a 3-strand nylon line 1 year warrantee card 1 assembly, installation & operation sheet How mooring arms work; When your craft is moored, the universal joint dock attachment allows each arm to freely move up and down so the craft can gently ride all water action, calm to severe. The combination of secured SnapLines, rigid UV impervious fiberglass arms and galvanized steel dock attachments, prevents your craft from moving in or out, fore or aft. Casting Off - Fast with convenient stowage! Fast: Only one line to un-cleat Convenient Stowage: Arms pivot onto dock when not in use
Un-cleat the bow SnapLine, lift the arm up and pivot forward allowing the line to feed through the arm tip. This pulls your craft over to the dock.   Un-snap the bow line and lay the arm onto the dock. Next, pull your craft back and the stern closer to the dock. Un-snap the stern SnapLine (no need to un-cleat this line), pivot the stern arm back and lay the line and arm on the dock for your return. You're now free to cruise!