Garelick 3 Step Transom Mt Ladder

Garelick Telescoping 3-Step Transom Ladder

The Garelick Telescoping 3-Step Transom Ladder is designed to allow for boarding at transom. This ladder mounts directly on the transom and telescopes into the water.

Features:

Self-locking brackets hold ladder secure against transom

Bungee cord securing strap included

Nylon bushings between ladder sections provide smooth deployment

Specifications:

304 stainless steel - rated to 400 lbs.

Length Deployed: 23.5"

Length Stowed: 14.75"

Overall Height: 1.5"

Overall Width: 12"

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the Garelick Telescoping 3-Step Transom Ladder used for? The Garelick Telescoping 3-Step Transom Ladder is designed for boarding at the transom. It mounts directly to the transom and telescopes into the water, providing three steps for access when boarding from the water.
• How does the Garelick Telescoping 3-Step Transom Ladder deploy? The ladder telescopes into the water from its transom-mounted position. Nylon bushings between the ladder sections provide smooth deployment, while self-locking brackets hold the ladder securely against the transom.
• What is the weight capacity of the Garelick Telescoping 3-Step Transom Ladder? The Garelick Telescoping 3-Step Transom Ladder is constructed from 304 stainless steel and is rated for a boarding weight of up to 400 pounds.
• Does the Garelick Telescoping 3-Step Transom Ladder include a securing strap? Yes. A bungee cord securing strap is included with the Garelick Telescoping 3-Step Transom Ladder. The ladder also features self-locking brackets that hold it securely against the transom.
• What are the dimensions of the Garelick Telescoping 3-Step Transom Ladder? The Garelick Telescoping 3-Step Transom Ladder measures 23.5 inches when deployed and 14.75 inches when stowed. It has an overall height of 1.5 inches and an overall width of 12 inches.
• How many steps does the Garelick Telescoping Transom Ladder have? The Garelick Telescoping Transom Ladder has three steps. The ladder mounts directly to the transom and telescopes into the water for boarding access.