riverdiver
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Hi I have a friend that needs to get a ladder built for his rib boat, anyone out their have a picture of one ?
Thanks Ed
Thanks Ed
need a picture of dive ladder on a rib boat
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Underwater Ogre
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Does it have an arch? If so my buddy has designed an awesome one. I will see if I can find some pictures.
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Like A/O, I have some pics of a great ladder on a RIB in Denmark. Of course I can't find 'em now!
Essentially, there was a horizontal bracket coming out from the A-frame, with a ladder that swivelled down from the end of that bracket. When it isn't being used, it folds up against the frame...
I'll keep looking!
Essentially, there was a horizontal bracket coming out from the A-frame, with a ladder that swivelled down from the end of that bracket. When it isn't being used, it folds up against the frame...
I'll keep looking!
Peter_C
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More pleeeeez!!!! :coolingoff:
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Peter_C
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This is the ladder on My Rib. Can climb with full Tech gear on
r4e
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Looks excellent. Where did you get this or was it custom made?
Custom Made for the Boat by DKS industries in Campbell River B.C.
I am presently building a cabin for this boat. Rain at 50 knots really hurts
I am presently building a cabin for this boat. Rain at 50 knots really hurts
r4e
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Thanks for the info. I am planning to have something similar built, but, possibly with a single central spine on the ladder. The final choice will depend on whether I'll be able to get a good enough hinge system. Not only sturdy enough, but, also something that will not be bad on your knees/suit if you happen to kneel on it. I really like your idea of a small platform above the tube and the hand railing. You wouldn't happen to have additional photos and/or drawings of your project that you would care to share?
I had the same problem with rain at 50 knots. My solution is using slalom ski helmets and goggles. I have additional sets for my guests. And all of us are divers, so we'll dress into our suits before driving out to the sea.I am presently building a cabin for this boat. Rain at 50 knots really hurts
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