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Dive ladders
Does anyone have an Armstrong dive ladder how do you like it is there anything you don't?
I'm need a ladder for the boat and was looking for used ones and wanted some advise on them Has anyone tried any if the other similar ones like the gerlick(sp) Thanks Matt |
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I have a 3 step armstrong ladder on my Parker, fits into the armstrong bracket.
Works great!! Made a little modification to the retaining ring but other than that, works fine. |
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I have an Armstrong ladder. The only thing I dont like about it is it is easily to leave on the transom. It will create alot of drag and bend the bracket. I have started putting a clothesline clip on the engine key to remind me to remove it.
Other than my forgetfulness, it is a great product. |
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Matt
I had one before my transom enclose. They work great, easy to install and they float. The big complaint I experienced was storage... http://www.classicseacraft.com/captc...edium/0015.jpg |
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I put a windline on my contender.
It had an Armstrong but the plastic steps broke. This was a great replacement and cost me less than replacing with an armstrong. Windline Ladder |
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does anyone know how much they stick out i have twins and would have to clear the trim tabs
thanks http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/t...t/DSCN2780.jpg |
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You are probably better off with something like this.
Platform Ladder |
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That's a good set up for most diving, although if doing tank diving, you might want a 3 step ladder, with platform mounted close to the waterline.
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