Re: swim ladder

["Judy Trinque" <jtrinque@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

No, our transom seemed sturdy/ stiff enough. We used a stainless steel plate on the inside of the transom where the stand-off legs attached. 

----- Original Message -----

From: Rob/Linda

To: sanjuan23@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 1:47 PM

Subject: Re: swim ladder

Thanks judy,we live about 3 hrs. away so iwill give them a call.Did you bolster the transom glass so it would be a little stiffer?

 

rob

----- Original Message -----

From: Judy Trinque

To: sanjuan23@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 4:44 AM

Subject: Re: swim ladder

In April of 2003 we bought a very nice stainless boarding ladder from Bruce Bolton at

 

Bolton Stainless

8176 Highway 97

Vernon, B.C.  V1B 3W6

250-545-6226    

 

 At that time it was $225.  Which I thought was high, but now that we have the ladder and have used it- well worth the $$.  The first one he sent needed one of the stand-off legs longer, which they did. We did shim one of the legs with a stainless washer and the ladder is perfect and looks great. When folded up it does not get in the way and the foot rungs are flat with a rubber pad on them.  If I remember correctly, we found this ladder on the SJ23 Tech Tips site.  

 

Judy/ Larry  #533 on Lake Lanier, GA

----- Original Message -----

From: Rob/Linda

To: sanjuan23@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2004 2:46 PM

Subject: swim ladder

We're looking to install a fixed swinging swim ladder on Annie. Anybody recommend a certain type?

 

Rob/Linda

Annie #332