Anchor-Man Folding Aluminum Boat Ladder 4-Step, 47 in, 400 lb, Gunwale Hook

Anchor-Man Folding Aluminum Boat Ladder 4-Step, 47 in, 400 lb, Gunwale Hook

• Right for You If You Are Tired of Dragging Yourself Back Over the Side - a short two-step ladder leaves you climbing on your arms with your legs still in the water. This one drops 47 in down the hull on four steps, so your feet do the work, and the 400 lb rating means it takes you and whatever you are carrying up with you
• 4 Steps and 47 in, or 3 Steps and 35 in - the 4-step reaches 12 in further below the waterline, which is what you need on a boat with high freeboard or a deep pontoon. Both versions are 13.5 in wide, both rated 400 lb, both hook over the gunwale. Choose by how far your deck sits above the water
• How to Use It - hook the two arms over the gunwale, drop the ladder down the outside of the hull, then set the four support legs so they bear against the topsides. Wind them out until the ladder hangs vertical instead of swinging in against the hull, and check the hooks are seated before you put weight on it. No drilling and no bolts, and it lifts off in one piece when you are done
• Four Adjustable Support Legs, Not Two - most gunwale ladders brace on two legs and twist under you as you climb. This one has four, each with four settings, so it sits square against the hull instead of kicking sideways when your full weight lands on the bottom step 47 in down
• 25 mm Anodised Aluminium, 3 lb in the Locker - anodising grows a hard oxide layer into the tube itself, where paint sits on top as a film that chips and lets salt in underneath. The whole ladder weighs 3 lb and folds flat, so it stows away and adds nothing to the transom, and still carries 400 lb