Swimstep

[BMABITY]

Does anybody in the Havasu area make these for a IO tritoon boat? Possibly looking for a full swim step across the back.

 

[sergeantmike]

Got a guy next door who can do a fiberglass one. I can do a teak one for you. Send me specs.

If you want a stainless framework, R and R on Industrial is a good place to go for that.

 

[RiverDave]

Does anybody in the Havasu area make these for a IO tritoon boat? Possibly looking for a full swim step across the back.

What exactly are you looking for? Are you looking for a giant bad ass billet swim step? If so call Dana Marine Products they have one.. (You'd be the only guy with one.. and it is sick!)

Are you looking for a giant fiberglass one? Teak?

If it was me, I'd look at a few of the wakeboard boats out there and find a step you like, and just order one up. I think most of them have vertical transoms so brackets wouldn't be an issue.

The pontoon mfg' of your boat might even offer one on a later model that would work.

RD

 

[Mini Kat]

Got a guy next door who can do a fiberglass one. I can do a teak one for you. Send me specs.

If you want a stainless framework, R and R on Industrial is a good place to go for that.

Ryan at CR Innovative Fabrication 1675 Kiowa Ave. #107 LHC (928) 453-3664
Ryan is the guy that Made and Designed all the stuff for R&R Prod. He now has his own shop. If you can think it he will make! :thumbsup

 

[BMABITY]

thanks guys for the input! Basically im looking for a full swim step across a tritoon with an IO, they are not to uncommon. The shitty part is I called the mfg. as well swimstep mfg's and they all want crazy money IMO, $1600 uninstalled and I still have to shipping. Im thinking i could build one cheaper but if someone in Havasu, where the boat is, needs some business for an honest price I can work with that. I would prefer fiberglass, nothing fancy just something similar to a wakeboard boat...

 

[Not So Fast]

I have seen quite a few but they are so far out of the water that I didnt think they would be very useful. By the time you clear all the stuff they are way out of the water, at least on a boat like mine.
NSF

 

[BMABITY]

I have seen quite a few but they are so far out of the water that I didnt think they would be very useful. By the time you clear all the stuff they are way out of the water, at least on a boat like mine.
NSF

True, while in full float they sit a bit high. When beached they sit at a good height for kids to climb up and jump off or just hang with your feet in the water IMO....

 

[N of the rvr]

would this work? pm me if interested

 

[BMABITY]

would this work? pm me if interested

think the one I need would need to be straight across, i wil let you know when I get the chance to check...

 

[BMABITY]

here is what Im thinking...


http://www.swim-platform.com/images/testimonials/matt/swimplatform.html

 

[hotrod56cars]

here is what Im thinking...


http://www.swim-platform.com/images/testimonials/matt/swimplatform.html

That's really cool.

 

[Phebus]

I had one on my JC Tritoon, and it was from the mfg. Sat at a good heigth and we used it a ton. It was really well built with aluminum tubing and a composite top. To be honest with you, I thought it was worth $1600., and if it wouldn't have had one, I would have paid the money to add it. I bet you pay close to that if not more for someone to make you a custom one and it won't look or function as nice.

 

[Mini Kat]

Ryan at CR Fab made one just like that for Ron Gibson's Tri-toon.