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What about a telescoping ladder with canvas sewn between the rungs to create a ramp when extended?

I have sent your requirements to my 3D guy (my son) who has made numerous parts for me. Some that were no longer available and some that didn't exist till I dreamed them up. If it is within his dimensional capabilities I will let you know.

I agree with the comments about making sure you don't buy too small, but caution you to make sure where your sweet spot is. Mainly for me the concern of going too big is your maintenance costs increase exponentially with hull length. It is not a linear progression at all. My happy place is...

Very nice.

I get it, that's exactly what you are saying. Nevermind.

Where would you be moving the vessel from? If it is within reason I think the best plan would be to find a good captain and pay him to move it with you as a learning experience. Just my 2cents.

I've done it. Really not a problem. Mine was on a boat that had been previously documented but last owner had dropped it from the system and done state registration. I just had to send a copy of the last registration and bill of sale. In your case shouldn't be a bill of sale necessary since...

God Speed and Thank You.

I am speechless, all I can say is ....WOW... You are an inspiration.

I agree with Pete whole heartedly. As the saying goes "if you want something done right...." Besides, no one takes care of your stuff better than you. Just my two cents.

Had a similar problem. The company I had been using wouldn't cover another boat because it was too large. Other companies wouldn't cover because it was too old (1980). Tried "Peter" he unfortunately was no help (don't remember what his reason was). I ended up going with a company called "Ski...

Best access for me has always been the open type dive ladders. Easier to get feet onto. of course they are not self deploying. But they would be mounted directly on the edge of the swim platform and removed when not in use. Just don't dive into the water without installing the ladder. Never...

Does anyone have any experience with Ski Safe insurance? I had to go with them for our Mainship 40 because it was too old for Geico, too big for Progressive, and "Peter" was not able to help. They were very reasonable. However we just sold the mainship and I was toying around with getting a...

My favorite has always been the ray-chem environmental splices. They are mechanically crimped and have a slide over heat shrink sleeve that seals it up nicely. Been using for years, never had a problem.

I used to think they meant flamingo parking.....

Here is the picture of my porthole “adapter”

I bought a portable A/C unit, ran the drain hose to the bilge and had my millenial mini me make me a 3D printed porthole adapter that I can swap out with the existing window for the exhaust. I'll take a picture when I get home. Pretty proud of it.

Holding my tongue about Insurance Companies. If I don't have anything nice to say.....If I don't have anything nice to say....If I don't have anything nice to say.....

I give up. It's a lot harder to upload pictures than fix a freakin door. If anyone wants pictures feel free to send me a message with your contact info and i can email them to you. Sorry.

Having trouble uploading pics

I will try to get a pic tomorrow, but it is really nothing complicated. trickiest part is calculating depth the roller sat at so the door sits at the right height. Obviously this method is not adjustable.

I am impressed, surely you are a wizard. I'm still a dog person, but nonetheless impressed. And sorry for your loss.

Welcome. I always say if you don't find something to learn each day, check your pulse, it might not matter any more.

https://indiantownmarinecenterfl.com/ Looks too rich for my tastes.

I see a new Marina going up on the Okeechobie waterway between near Indiantown between Indiantown Marina and the St. Lucie Lock.