Garelick Compact EEz-In II Transom Ladder

Garelick Compact EEz-In II Transom Ladder

Features:

• Compact EEz-In II Transom Ladder
• Helps provide Unassisted Re- boarding
• Invisible, Quick & Easy and Readily Accessible
• Complete ladder stows within transom and hull
• 3 steps open & close independently for ease of boarding
• Quick release ring w/ self-locking latch deploys ladder from storage
• Anodized aluminum channel body deploys out at 15 degree angle

Dimensions:

• 3 Step Compact Ladder - 32.5" (83 cm) length
• 2" (5cm) square channel body
• transom mount plate 5"H x 4.5"W x 1" D (13 x 11 x 3 cm)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Garelick Compact EEz-In II Transom Ladder used for?

The Garelick Compact EEz-In II Transom Ladder is designed to provide unassisted re-boarding from the water. Its three steps open and close independently, while the complete ladder stores within the transom and hull for quick access when boarding is needed.

How does the Garelick Compact EEz-In II Transom Ladder deploy?

A quick-release ring with a self-locking latch deploys the ladder from its stored position. The anodized aluminum channel body extends outward at a 15-degree angle, providing access to the three-step ladder for re-boarding.

What are the dimensions of the Garelick Compact EEz-In II Transom Ladder?

The three-step Compact EEz-In II ladder is 32.5 inches (83 cm) long and uses a 2-inch (5 cm) square channel body. The transom mount plate measures 5 inches high by 4.5 inches wide by 1 inch deep.

What should I check before mounting the Garelick Compact EEz-In II Transom Ladder?

Choose a flat transom surface measuring at least 4.5 inches wide by 5 inches high, with the bottom of the faceplate at least 4 inches above the waterline. Make sure the ladder will not interfere with motor turning or be excessively close to the propeller, and verify that the area contains no electrical wires, hydraulic hoses, water hoses, or steering cables.

What mounting hardware is required for the Garelick Compact EEz-In II Transom Ladder?

The mounting instructions call for holes sized for appropriate 5/16-inch-diameter hardware, which is not included. Through-bolting with locknuts and backing washers is preferred for a secure installation. Caulk should be applied around the mounting area, and the far end of the ladder should be secured with a strap or other suitable means.

How should the Garelick Compact EEz-In II Transom Ladder be maintained and used safely?

Regularly rinse the ladder with fresh water and periodically clean it with a mild abrasive cleaner to help retain its luster and reduce corrosion. Check the mounting hardware periodically and retighten as needed. Never operate the boat with the ladder in the down position, as serious injury or damage may result.

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