Originally Posted by Ing (Post 4249036)

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I faced the same problem for my passengers. I usually just do the lower unit to trim tab thing. I contemplated mounting the bracket for a transom ladder.

http://www.armstrongnautical.com/marine_ladders.htm

http://www.stainlessmarine.com/?wpsc...-ladder-4-step

but took the easier (cheaper) route and found a three step folding ladder at West Marine that I can sling over the gunnel. It fits perfect over the gunnel but getting the first foot up can be difficult. I'd buy the four step if you really plan a lot of re boarding. I also had Velcro straps sewed on the pad so the ladder is secure underway. Hope this helps.

Originally Posted by Craney (Post 4249049)

Go to http://slideanchor.com and take a look at the side step platform

Originally Posted by dereknkathy (Post 4249287)

30 years of back yard a$$holes sticking any wire they could find anywhere the inspiration of too many beers while working on the boat makes most boat harnesses look like a bird's nest on steroids. .

Originally Posted by Red Roar (Post 4249498)

many thanks that decided one bit i was stuck on with the 3 or 4 question

Originally Posted by Red Roar (Post 4249536)

never a fan of having them anywhere near the prop end of things to get a skier out the water Shawna. maybe just me. not sure why but would prefer something to board on the side.
how do you remove that one ?

Originally Posted by Red Roar (Post 4249536)

never a fan of having them anywhere near the prop end of things to get a skier out the water Shawna. maybe just me. not sure why but would prefer something to board on the side.
how do you remove that one ?

Originally Posted by SHAWNA (Post 4249685)

I never use it with the motor running.