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Question: Will this work on the side of a runabout given the Gunwale is wide enough to drill the holes?
Document: I believe this is the same as the Garelick/EEz-In 12350:01 Marine Removable Folding Pontoon Boarding  that sells for $172.35. The picture appears to be the same but reversed. The only difference is the mounting studs on the more expensive Garelick  as opposed to the plastic mounting cups on this one. The cups work fine EXCEPT you have to drill two 1 1/2 holes on your boat bottom. Be careful to mount the ladder fully in to the cups before you mark (with the bottom of ladder against your hull) where to drill.
The inside of the ladder hits the edge of the boat before I'd like but the hooks still seat a couple inches deep in the holes which is barely enough IMO. Seems like the bend radius on the hooks should be a little tighter to enable a vertical fit into the vertical holes.Other than that just be sure you pick a good spot, make sure you're not over a beam or wires and have the hooks 90 degrees to the ladder when marking your holes. Mine just barely won't fit under any of my seats but fits nicely between the helm & fence.
(You'll need a drill with a hole cutter attachment).Very pleased with the ladder, the price was reasonable too.
I did not have them fully in and it is off a bit but, I can't remove the holes I already drilled. Bottom line is the company"Landmproducts" that's sells this product will not responds to emails so be careful. Two different emails and nothing from them. Probably can't get them to take a return. But, the product is worth the money. One more word of caution. When I first got my pontoon we had the ladder out and forgot when we took off. Ladder came loose and sank like a rock.
As others have said, it seems that the quality is quite good. I've only used it a few times and have no complaints. Mine didn't have any installation instructions for this specific model. Not that they are really needed but a few observations; In an attempt to keep the hooks that fit into the holes as vertical as possible I cut my holes too far from the edge. When holding the ladder in place to mark my holes it made sense but as the hooks go down into the holes it pulls the ladder slightly inboard as they aren't completely vertical.I was able to elongate the holes a tad to make for an acceptable fit but still not ideal.
I received the product promptly. It was well packaged and looked great. The install on my pontoon boat was a quick 20 minute job from start to finish. (I NEVER have 20 minute boat projects) I took my time to measure like 15 times to check for clearance and proper distance. Getting ready to water test it this afternoon. Based on the land test, I anticipate it will work very well.
I have owned this ladder for 2 boating seasons. Please be aware of the attachment to the floor of your boat. My pontoon boat has a 3/4&#34; plywood deck covered with carpet. I have found the 2 sleeves used to anchor the ladder to the deck to be totally inadequate. 2 things require improvement. The flange on the sleeves are screwed to the deck. screws are inadequate to resist the torque imposed when using the ladder and the screws pull out of the plywood deck. Part of the problem is that the flanges on the sleeves are not large enough.
this ladder is very well made. we just love it. the price is very reasonable, when installed on the deck the bumpers line up perfectly with the pontoons. I would recommend this to a friend for sure.
it's a very sturdy easy to use ladder. I would recommend it for the price. good value as far as I can tell
We recently ordered this ladder and installed it on our pontoon boat. We used it for the first time this Memorial Day, and were extremely pleased with it. It seems to be very well made and sturdy. We are very happy with our purchase of this ladder.
Answer: yes