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Old 01-04-2021, 03:23 PM   #1
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This is kind of expensive (although if you rent a boat for a week, it will pay for itself) but maybe you could make something like this?

http://boardingramp.com
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This is kind of expensive (although if you rent a boat for a week, it will pay for itself) but maybe you could make something like this?

http://boardingramp.com
That device is good at your own dock, but doesn't look portable. It wouldn't do much good at the Weirs, Meridith, Alton Bay, etc.

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Old 01-04-2021, 05:13 PM   #3
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This is kind of expensive (although if you rent a boat for a week, it will pay for itself) but maybe you could make something like this?

http://boardingramp.com
I've seen these in a variety of configurations, especially where the tide has an impact. Mostly they attach to the boat, often with a step and then a 90 degree turn so the plank doesn't extend across the dock very far. On a smaller boat, you might need a step inside to come down from the gunwale. I bet they cost the same as renting a 'toon for the week.
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Agree, but maybe he could adapt it if he is handy. Or get someone to make him one that would work but not be as heavy or awkward. Just a thought? I remember when my mom had a hard time getting into the boat.
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