Extended Lowerable swim platform ?
#1
Im looking for ideas on fabricating a swim platform of some type that can stow under the original platform, and extend while lowering to the waterline. I think this would be a safer alternative for kids swimming and boarding the boat than using the swim ladder.
Has anyone done anything like this ? or have ideas on how to do it? any pics ?
i currently have an integrated platform. here is a pic on the stern of the boat.
Has anyone done anything like this ? or have ideas on how to do it? any pics ?
i currently have an integrated platform. here is a pic on the stern of the boat.
#2
Saw a hyd'ly lowerable swimplatform on a Cobalt open bow last yr. Way cool, but I recall the price option being a holy ch*t pucker factor.
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Some people are like Slinkies - Not really good for anything, but they
bring a smile to your face when pushed down the stairs.
Some people are like Slinkies - Not really good for anything, but they
bring a smile to your face when pushed down the stairs.
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check this out,,only thing i would worrie about id the 2 center exhaust ports..
http://www.sealiftusa.com/
http://www.sealiftusa.com/
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I don't need all that. I'm thinking a two positon hinge of some type that extends while lowering. It only needs to be up or down.
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check this out,,only thing i would worrie about id the 2 center exhaust ports..
http://www.sealiftusa.com/
http://www.sealiftusa.com/
#9
I looked at Cobalts website a bit more and found this. Although it flips down from the top, its a good place to start....
I'm not sure what supports it though ?
I'm not sure what supports it though ?
Last edited by HiPerf2000; 03-17-2012 at 10:34 PM.
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That could be a trip to the ER if you stepped on that and a part broke and your foot or leg hit those props.



