2 Step Boat Marine Rinker Fistiva Flip Up Stainless Boat Boarding Ladder on 2040-parts.com
Kalkaska, Michigan, United States
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THIS AUCTION IS FOR 1 USED 2 STEP STAINLESS FLIP UP MARINE LADDER. IT IS A VERY NICE STURDY LADDER. MEASURMENTS ARE : 15" WIDE, 25" LONG WHEN OPENED UP AND 17" WHEN IT IS CLOSED. THE MOUNTING BRACKETS MEASUE APPROX 15 1/2" FROM OUTSIDE EDGE TO OUTSIDE EDGE. THE ONLY THING THAT I SEE WRONG WITH THE LADDER IS THAT THE BOTTOM WOODEN PAD HAS A PIECE BROKEN OFF OF IT. I HAVE TAKEN A CLOSE UP OF THIS AREA, BUT DOES NOT EFFECT THE USE OF THE LADDER.
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