This has worked great for me. Made at local machine shop. I'm in a RT188 so not as high. Attachment 275518 Attachment 275519
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This has worked great for me. Made at local machine shop. I'm in a RT188 so not as high. Attachment 275518 Attachment 275519
Old knees and back will make you glad you built no less than 3 steps, 4 are even better. I see some of the commercial steps and to me they are no better than throwing my leg over the gunnel while standing on the fender.
These are all some great ideas guys. Thank you. I think I am going to do something like th picture below and weld a piece of square bar and flat bar to it to make it a 2 step system. May throw in a handle but may not. Attachment 275522
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This looks like a job for EZ
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I wouldn't have my steps if I didn't have my handle. Never been accused of being a ballerina.
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Bill, is that the best they can come up with for us old folks? Looks like every other step is missing in a stairwell.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine
I have something like that I built years ago. I have to put a knee on the boat to get in. I want to step onto the boat.Quote:
Originally Posted by oldgoat188
Looks good.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrdux
What angle is the square tube. I guess that has to figure in with your boat and trailer.
How's the aluminum diamond plate for footing? My son has some pieces let over from skinning his camper. I would rather give the top of the step a heavy coat of paint and some sand.
How much space between steps?
I'll have Ranger call you next time since you're the EXPERT on making steps.Quote:
Originally Posted by canebreaker
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I didn't know you had to have steps to get into a kayak.