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11-14-2018, 06:02 PM
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Swim Platform on 77 MA 23 inboard
Hi All- I'm considering adding a swim platfrom to my 1977 MA 23 inboard- Teak. Had one on the old boat and the kids miss having the "beach" off the transom. Anyone built one or had one built or ordered a stock one and fitted it? Thanks
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11-19-2018, 11:51 PM
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This was custom done here in Savannah, GA.. If this is not the shot, I’ll add the correct one. All teak scraps from neighboring Release Marine shop, he inverted a Stainless Steel piano hinge and only allowed enough cut out for outboard to swing fully. Very small opening at that set up, and height of swim platform. It only raises like 3/4” or less. Boat sold and transported to San Fran area, to a lake effected by 2017 firestorms and never heard back from new owner. Hope this gives you ideas. Not rocket science but I guess it could be expensive.
Vezo, Part II
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11-19-2018, 11:59 PM
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Sorry, missed the inboard fact. No other assistance, except I’d love to see a couple more pics of your Master Angler. Beautiful boat!!! Buyers already lined up???
Vezo
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11-20-2018, 12:15 AM
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Something like this? I don't think I have any better pics though.
It's made of 1-1/4" teak with 4 pieces of 3"x3/4" on the underside where the 4 brackets are. Cutouts for the tab actuators. I can get you dimensions if you want but we had it made in Miami in 1977 when we got the 23 from the factory. Its kinda rough now and in storage til I finish the rebuild but I have an underfolding Garelik SS ladder thats going on it too - it was a pain to climb up the outdrive.
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