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We LOVE our 2000 - 3988 but sometimes that step from the cockpit into the boat seems pretty big. I have seen some photos of 3988s where some owner have added steps. I am wondering if there is a place to purchase one with a flange that bolts down or if they are custom made. Here is an example photo.
I feel your pain and have purchased a temporary step that I found on line. It's ok for now; however, it's not wide enough and not as stable as I would like. I like what I see in the picture you posted and it does look like a custom job. Please let us know if you find a nice step that's available for purchase. I'll continue the search as well and will post anything I find. We may end up having to fabricate one.
Alex
Orange County, Ca.
2001 3988
Twin Cummins 330's
any of the composite decking materials from home depoe or lowes would be the most affordable choice. it would look and last as well as any expensive "marine" material...
it needs no paint, its easy to work with and using a router with a round-over bit, one can finish the edges nicely, as well as use a 45┬║-V bit to route traction grooves in the surface of the steps...
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