Boarding ladder

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Keith Baker

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Feb 4, 2024, 1:33:12 PM2/4/24
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Hi Ian
I had these folding ladders made they work for us and you step into the cockpit , have the shrouds as handholds and being midship it much better than a bucking stern if its a bit rough. I should have had them made out of lager tube as you can see thay have bent slightly this happens when using them when dried out.
I am going to the boat next week end so could take more photos and get dimensions 
Kind Regards Keith Baker Pavonia 

Sue Pagan

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Feb 4, 2024, 3:20:10 PM2/4/24
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Thanks Keith - These look interesting - not sure if I want something permanently fixed though.
More pics would be a help.
Sue

Keith Baker

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Feb 5, 2024, 1:50:33 PM2/5/24
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I no problem I will take more photos this weekend
My thoughts on having them permanently mounted are, even at the most peaceful mooring if you fell in you are probably not going to be able to climb back on board I have a rope spliced on them to pull them down on your head if you're not careful can't get it right all the time.

Keith  (Pavonia)


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