Cuddy step up

[Hedge]

Sorry I misunderstood. I would not even attempt to get on top of the cuddy, even though I do like the thought of a bow rider.

How about something like this.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Cosco-Stee...-Step/17209081

It will serve the purpose when needed, and you can fold and store in the cuddy when you don't need it

[reelapeelin]

Garbubba YOU ARE NOT ALONE!!...lol...does your well have a lid?...or is yours open?...I put a lid on mine, so to step up on the top of the cuddy, I strapped the cooler I use for the fish box down to the cuddy floor so it won't move, ACROSS the inside of the cuddy, not in line w/the well...I can easily step up on the cooler and then on top of the cuddy...I really need to add a stiffer surface to the top of the cooler and will eventually do so, but it works REEL good...

[rb437]

I had mounted a folding mast step on the bulkhead just to the right of the cuddy door on the '89 I used to have. Found it to be very usefull. Thinking doing the same on the '95 I have now. Thought I had a picture, but can't find it :(

[phatdaddy]

glad to know i am not the only one to have this problem. i thought somebody had a set up with a bottom piece of a stepladder that slid up under the cuddy when not in use, then pulled out like a drawer and hinged down when needed.

[buckleyjr]

You are right. There was a guy that had a removable wooden step ladder. He posted some pics and it looked really nice. He even explained how he made it. It clipped into the top and was at a slight angle. Made of teak, I think.

[Hedge]

I think this is the thread you are talking about, it's amazing what you can find with a search

http://www.wellcraftv20.com/communit...ht=step+ladder

[jeffmo]

That's my boat and the ladder works very well. My old knees aren't what they use to be and it makes getting onto the bow alot easier.

[SkunkBoat]

buy a $3000 hard top. then you can swing into the cockpit from the bow!
well, doesn't help much getting up there though.

I just put in new starboard deck lids and it really got a lot easier than stepping on a pile of life jackets, a fender, and cutting board...covered with a landing net

[garbubba]

I saw that thread, that's what gave me the idea that I'm working on now. He had leftover boat steps & guess what? I do too.


Hedge, two things,

no steel on bubba's boat, I hate rust.

The other thing, I'm big, about 275, but I've been bigger than that & I jump all over that cuddy roof throwing a cast net, it gives a bit but it's tough.

I'm still in a hardware bind but I live in the right place & I'll work it out.

I'm adding pics of what I'm working with, & what the previous owner had.

Doug