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Re(2): lv-ab: falling overboard in the slip

From: George Geist (no email)
Date: Fri Aug 13 1999 - 10:16:58 EDT

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     writes:
    >>That's to bad, In Canada boats with freeboard greater than 0.5
    >meters must
    >>by law be equiped with a boarding lader that is accesible
    >(activitatable) by
    >>the person in the water!
    >>
    >>
    >So does that mean that we would have to retrofit our boat if we came
    >to Canada? Our swim ladder folds up and the dink on the davits keeps
    >it from being pulled down without also letting the dink down into the
    >water.

    The answer is YES! This is a new rule since 1999 and a darn good
    one.
    I've been in the water and unable to pull myself up without help from
    neighbours. I now have a swimladder I can pull down from the water
    while swimming and also installed a short ladder made from 2X4's on
    my finger (in four years I've not used it but some neighbours have -
    oddly enough late at night :-) )

    George - liveaboard on Scaramouche in CANADA.

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