boarding ladder

[brinky]

Any recomendations for a boarding ladder? Theres not enough room to put one on the transom next to the engine.

Thanks Paul

[CJL]

Emergency ones are pretty robust. Could be worth considering if your not planning on any heavy use.

Chris

[BLACKSTORM]

Have a look at this

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

[willk]

Is it for the 4m? You might consider a simple L shaped drop down pole with a teak/mahog. step on the bottom. You really only need a "foot up" onto a wee boat...

You could use it as a flag pole when in the upright position

[willk]

Originally Posted by BLACKSTORM

Have a look at this

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

Definitely the legover of choice.

[brinky]

wow. forgot I was supposed to be looking at the ladder...

cool ladder though

[Nasher]

As you say there isn't a lot of room on a RIB Transom for the normal type of fold down ladder.

My soulution was to narrow the ladder by cutting several inches out of the middle and welding it back together.

It's just wider than required for one foot, and makes getting in the boat much easier.

The smaller Nashers use it more than me and find it really useful.

Nasher.

[Andre]

Originally Posted by brinky

Any recomendations for a boarding ladder? Theres not enough room to put one on the transom next to the engine.

Thanks Paul

Have a look at this one from Typhoon International Ltd

http://www.typhoon-int.co.uk/media/v...ew_rib_ladder/

If interested I can get one for you

[Max...]

Nasher - that's a really neat ladder and the perfect solution, definite gap in the market there. What ladder model was it to start with?

[Nasher]

Originally Posted by Max...

Nasher - that's a really neat ladder and the perfect solution, definite gap in the market there. What ladder model was it to start with?

The best type -Cheap ebay purchase

Sorry don't know the make, but I've alredy done two others for people if you need one doing.

Nasher.