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The other guys plan
This is a very simple & sturdy solution to the problem. He built two pieces, one covered half of the compartment(threw it away long ago), the other is the one in the pic. He got fancy with it and angled it to fit the compartment, but a square step would work fine. Just flip it over & voila!, a step!
He used decking lumber & deck screws (ugh) Might I suggest cypress & stainless, or teak, or mahogany.... Still, an inexpensive & simple solution. (if you don't have half a sailboat in your shop ;-). Doug
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06-24-2013, 10:10 AM
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more pics
Rain won't let up around here so here's the best I could get with a flash.
I used pretty inexpensive hardware but it's stainless & out of the weather mostly so I'm hopeful. It's amazing how little pressure is on the hardware when you are on the thing. Need to get out to sea & try it out but not in this weather. Doug
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Doug 87 Cuddy with a 94 Black Max 200! & a 1983 Cuddy, looking for power.
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