RGC Boat Lifts
RGC Marine has been providing quality, innovation, and reliable products since 1964.
Tonka Built is a proud dealer and we look forward to protecting your watercraft.
If you want to explore lift models and product options directly, use the link below.
Featured RGC Lift Options
FLEX™ Hydraulic Boat Lifts
FLEX™ Hydraulic Boat Lifts
Adjustable for a customized fit. When you must have the best, RGC’s FLEX™ hydraulic boat lift delivers. Our most innovative lift is engineered with the end user in mind for low maintenance and effortless functionality.
Hydraulic Vertical Boat Lifts (HVLs)
Hydraulic Vertical Boat Lifts (HVLs)
You get the best of both worlds with RGC Marine’s Hydraulic Vertical Boat Lifts (HVLs). RGC’s HVLs combine the speed and convenience of hydraulics with the flexibility and easy adjustability for varying waterfronts. RGC’s HVL will have you on the water in no time with easy operation and reliability you can count on.
When it comes to the high-quality craftsmanship of free-standing hydraulic vertical boat lifts, RGC Marine is one of the most recognized names in the industry.
Installation, Seasonal Removal, and Repair Support (Tonka Built)
Tonka Built is full-service for lifts, which means you’re not on your own after purchase. We can help with proper setup and support throughout the season.
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If your lift plan connects to dock work or shoreline upgrades:
Boat Lift FAQs
Are you a dealer for RGC Boat Lifts?
Yes. Tonka Built is a proud RGC Boat Lifts dealer serving the Lake Minnetonka area.
Do you install and service RGC boat lifts?
Yes. We provide installation, seasonal removal, and repair support for lift owners in our service area.
How do I choose between RGC FLEX™ hydraulic lifts and hydraulic vertical lifts?
It depends on your shoreline setup, boat details, and how you use the lift. Share your boat type/length, dock type, and a few photos and we’ll recommend the right direction.
What do you need to quote a boat lift?
Boat type/length (or approximate weight if known), your lake area/city, dock type (stationary or floating), and a couple photos of the shoreline setup is usually enough to start.
