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I built this myself from 1in stainless and wooden steps. The width of the
ladder was determined by the wooden steps. Photo 1 shows the 4 point
attachments to give lateral stability.
Photo 2 shows a curved top to
allow better access for hips.
Photo 3 shows the ladder extends about 3ft
into the water, this is great when you are tired. I use a lanyard attached
to the bottom section for lowering and retrieving, the line is wrapped
around the tubing only to allow lowering the ladder if you happen to fall in.
John Boor, Mahseer, #380
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Cruising the Chesapeake: A Gunkholer's Guide 4th Edition
My favorite Chesapeake Bay guidebook. While it mentions marinas, it
concentrates on anchorages—the kind of places I prefer to spend
my time. And in addition to listing shore facilities, it rates each
location for Beauty/Interest and Protection. This is the guide you need
to really cruise the Chesapeake Bay—a smorgasbord of small creeks
and coves.
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